The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-29
Ga. Wildcats
 Plot Reuenge
 OnPlainsn1en

Athens Ga, October 8.-(Special.)-Au burns overwhelming victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores has lowered the Georgia hopes a little, but has been the cause of more pep and enthusiasm in the Wildcats When Auburn scores 56 points on Vandy you can put it down in your little book that the Donanue boys have one of the strongest elevens in Dixie. In the days when Auburn de- feated everything in the south they didn have a great scoring machine but an eleven that defeated the opposing team by few touchdowns. Consequently when they gave vardy the worse licking l ever administered to the Comm odores last Saturday, 1t is time to entertain no H. l lusions concerning the strength of the Tiger clan.
 1 The Tigers great clip of speed and their ability to score large points on the lead- | ing southern elevens is enough to worry | the Red and Black supporters little. 1 The Donahue boys have the greatest machine this year that has ever repre- sented the Blue and Gold They have l probably the heaviest eleven in the seuth. l The Tigers outweigh the WildcatsN and Auburn's style of play is distinctly wear | ing to a team, and it makes it hard for | the opposing team to revive new life and vitality to carry the ball when they get 1t in their possession.
 l Can the Georgia line stop the plungins | of Ed Shirling, the great Tiger fullback! | That is the question that is being asked l this week more than any other one, shirling has literally crushed every line l that the Tigers have been up against | this The Tiger nlunyar iS nrOp- ably one of the best fullbacks in the south, and the Wildcats realize that they must stop Shirling to defeat Auburn. Shirling is one of the greatest plungers in the game, but he will not find going very easy when he hits the Wildcat line
 In Scott and Howard the Tigers have a pair of fast backfeld men, but in speed and broken-feld running we believe that they are surpassed by Cheeves and I Hartley of Georgia Cheeves gave al exhibition of his playing in the Ogle- thorpe fracas last Saturday, and was one of the heroes of the affair. Hartley is without doubt the fastest back in the s. I. A. A. A
 With the exception of weight the Tigers do not excel the Wildcats in a single position. If the field is dry their weight will not prove such a great factor in the game.
 Georgia realizes the stupendous task
 
 ministering defeat to their ancient and honored rivals. The Stegenan boys are keyed up for the Auburn fracas and thl morale of the team could be in no bette, condition.
 1 By comparative scores the Tigers are a few touchdowns stronger than the Wildcats However. no football game can be doped out or the strength ot different teams shown by comparative scores.
 One of the largest crowds that eve' attended southern football game vii be on hand to witness the annual clast between Georgia and Auburn. Both in. stitutions will be represented by largt number of students, and tn coiegs bands of both institutons will be present he's up against it. Dempsey, as chau rion, seems to outclass opposition Few white fighter want Co mix it with Harris Wills. Those that do ask sue huge guarantees that none but the most daring club could take a chancc en staging such a fight
 Leonard outclasses the lightweights. Any time he goes into the ring he's to l or to l favorite to win. So ifs no real fight. Johnny Wilson. the | 1ndolewe2ht champon won't take OF aEy tough ones. Johnny Kilbane is about through. Tn the ranks of aspi rants in all those divisions there aren'' any really classy contenders. And the lrew good cnes want a lot more money than they're worth
 Its a tough iob-matchmaki inc Y those days-and I don't-envy the mer who are told hy promoters to 'gs ahead, get together star card-ant kep down the exnenses. It's one O
 those times that hardly can be done