The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
Georgia Tech and
 Centre to Meet Strong EleUens
Tech Clashes With Pittsburg While Centre Meets Strong
 Crimson Team

Atlanta, October 2e-rhe Georgia Tech and Centre College eIevens which meet here week hence. in what is ex- pected to be classic of southern foot ball, will be at death grips tomorrow with two of the strongest teams north of the Ohio river.
 The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets play the University of Pittsburgh Panthers in the latter's home city, and the Kentucky eleven meets the Harvard team in the Harvard stadium. The two Dixie teams playing thus far in form that indicates they are among the most finished football machines the south has turned out in years, are certain to prove worthy op- ponents whatever the outcome. Indi- cative of the spirit in which they will meet here next week is . telegram the Yellow Jackets sent to the Kentuckians expressing the wish for them to win decisive victory over Harvard
 The Vanderbilt game, one of the annual events of college life in Ala bama and Tennessee and a game to which all Dixie's football enthusiasts turn their attention. will be played tomorrow in Birmingham. Vanderbilt stock has taken slump since their A to defeat by Georgia Tech a week ago. hut the spirit of the collegian that makes the great amateur game, has turned the tide before, as Commodore supporters here point out, and the Piainsmen's most ardent admirers realize they will have to right for every yard of ground to cross the Commodore goal
 The University of Virginia team. strong but apparently not as we'll perfected machine this year as in past seasons plays Rutgers at New Brunswick. N T. and the Virginia Military Institute eleven victors this season of the Virginia Iyni versity, takes on the University of Penn syfvania eleven at Philadelphia. Half a eozen other games between southern teams worthy of note make the dave programme the best of the 1920 season to date
 interest however. centers in the mighty struggles at Harvard stadium and in fittsburs, and advance reports described beth Coach Moran's smooth running Gen. Ire team and Alexander's Georgians as in perfect physical shape and fit to do bat 'ie TOT the honor of the Dixie games
 Both teams face heavy odds, for Gen. tres men will be playing for their first tune in the immense stadium with some 4ooD spectators crowded around them in tiers psychological effect that is said to have spoiled the game of some of the great eastern stars on their first appear anee there Tech has played twice be- lore in Pittsburg and is favored by fa- niliar1ty and by warmer weather than the raw days that faced them before. Both the Dixie teams meet we'll coached attack and a grinding defense, the products not only of masters of coaching. but of players drilled in the game through high schools and ..prep'' schools which most southern men as a le To ,At A,xr T | ing up collegiate course Tomorrow's games. in addition to those above, include
 At Knoxville University of Tennessee vs Clemson.
 At Baton RouFe: Louisiana State vs. Mississippi A. & M At New Orleans: Tulane vs. University of Mississippi
 At Lexington: Sewanee vs. Kentucky State.
 At Atlanta: University of Georgia vs. Oglethorpe.
 At Blacksburg. Va. Virginia Polytech- nic Institute ys. Maryland State
 At Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama vs Howard.
 At Gainesville. Fla. University of Flor ida vs. Southern.
 At Charleston: The Citadel vs. wof- ford
 At Durham, N. C.: Trinity vs Emory and Henry.
 At Greenvlle; Furman vs. Wake For est.
 At Chattanooga: University of Chat tanooga vs. Mercer
 At Lexington: Washington and Lee vs. Roanoke.
 At Williamsburg, Va: William and Mary vs. Union Theological
 At Hampden Sydney. Va: Hampden- Sydney vs. Lvnchburg.
 At Richmond: Davidson vs. Richmond College