The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21

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 The game, played before some 1900 spectators, including the wildly cheering student bodies of the two universities, was probably the most spectacular seen here this season. The Georgians played a wonderful game and deserved their victory but the Alabamians, by battling their way through to tied score after two Georgia touchdowns in the first five minutes of play, gave an example of pluck that will long be remembered.
 Halfback Cheeves of Georgia blocked an attempted field goal and dashed S. yards to victory for Georgia in the last few minutes of play, his spectacular per formance proving a fitting climax to Q classic in football.
 Georgia's other two scores, like the last, came on plays that started with Alabama in possession of the ball Paige Bennett, Red and Black right end, re- covered Lenoir's tumble on the second play after the kickoff and raced 45 yards to a touchdown. Alabama re- ceived the kickoff again and after faii- ure to gain, O'Connor attempted to punt. Welchel blocked the punt, rather low one. and Pew, without seeming to pause, snatched up the pigskin and ran 9 yards across the goal line. Pew kicked all three of Georgias goals from touchdown.
 Alabama never lost heart, despite the heavy odds, but through a series of dashing attacks on line and end. carried the ball to Georgia's one yard line. On the first play of the second period, Le- noir plunged through. OConnor kicked goal, making the score If to [. In the third period, Clemons received a for ward pass from Stevenson and raced 30 yards for Alabama's second touchdown. O'Connor kicked goal, tieng the score. There were frequently exchangese of long punts during the game, as each line held well and O'Connor whose two drop kicks gave Alabama a to 0 victory last year, tried two again The first, attempted when Georgla held on her n-yard line, went wide, and the last was converted by Cheeves into victory for Georgia
 Georgia seemed to be a little too strong for the Thin Red Line. The Crimsons have a powerful offensive that almost played havoc with the Wildcats today, but the Georgia line was little too much for Alabama.
 It was the charging ability of the Wildcat line that defeated Alabama. In the crucial moments the Wildcat for p1 spill the play or tear big gaping holes for the secondary defense men to slip through and nab the runner. big hole in the line enabled Cheaves to break through and spoil O'Connor's attempted drop-kick and incidentally score the win been equal to the task of stopping the Wildcat forwards, the tale certainly would have been different tonight, for the Crimson offensive would have swept down the field to decisive victory.
 Alabama was defeated by stronger team, but in going down to defeat she lost no glory whatever. Her untirlng uphill fight to a victory not quite gained will finger in the minds of Georgia foot ball fans for many a moon. It's cer- tainly credit to Coach Ken q. Scotts eleven that the Crimsons were able to continue the fight and to eventually tie the score when their opponents had se- cured a 14-point lead over them during the first few minutes or play.
 Georgia closed it's grid season today pS her victory over Alabama and her slate is clean The Wildcats have not lost single game, while the two touchdowhs put across by Alabama are the only ones so mar inc goal line of the Wildcats.