The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-24
Wildcats Are
 4, Good Trim ForPlainsn1en
By CAREY J. WILLIAMS

Athens, Ga, October 23.- (SpeciaD With a clean slate,
 having defeated Citadel, South Carolina, Furman and Ogle-
 thorpe in order, the Red and
 Black Wildcats have adopted
 as their war cry "On to Colum-
 bus" for the Auburn Tigers. The Wildcat is going to battle the Tiger
 on neutral territory. Georgia is out
 weighed but it is impossible to outright | them.
 There are many features about Geor- gia-Auburn game that make it different from the rest of the college battles To begin with, there's constant roofing and l cheering of both student bodies. As Auburn is only aboue thirty miles from
 the River City, the entire Blue and Gold l student body will be there with bells on. while the Red and Black student body will be there pulling and cheering for 1 the Wildcats From the section occupied by the Tiger rooters will come that ever familiar cry every southern field, ! Touchdown. Auburn" while across the field under the Red and Black banners comes that never-ceasing cry, Give 'em he'll Georgia The music end of these games are always taken care of. The Auburn band, which is one of the best in the country, furnishes the pep 1 for the Tiger supporters, while the 1 Georgia band, which is famous for it's
 music, brings all Georgia men to their
 feet when they render, "Glory, Glory To l Old Georgia
 ! A friendly rivalry has existed between
 Auburn and Georgia for many years. Al ways after the game, no matter which
 team wins, the two student bodies mix
 and mingle, with an exchange of friendly
 remarks.
 1 GEORGIA'S BEST YEAH l -Georgia's coming to Columbus with
 probably the best team that has ever rep resented the Athens institution. There
 are rosy prospects for the Stegeman boys.
 Neither Georgia nor Auburn have elevens
 that are great scoring machines, and we predict that the score of both teams add 1 ed together will not exceed over q points.
 Auburn is the land of the Brobidignad-
 ians! Mike Donahue has some ot, the l largest men in the world playing on his | Auburn lineup; at least it looks like it when the Blue and Gold line is ready for
 action. The Auburn line averages 2lC pounds from wing to wing, while the
 Wildcat line averages 190s pounds from
 end to end The Red and Black eleven
 will be outweighed nearly twenty pounds
 to the man.
 WARREN A DEMON l Fatty Warren, the 20 pound Tiger
 guard, is regular demon. and his main hobby is to smash through the opposing line and break up punt and fall on the 1 oval for touchdown.
 1 Big Anthony is about the heaviest
 man on the Georgia eleven. He was the
 champion athlete of the 32d division and
 his arms are regular pile drivers An thcny is about the fastest big man ever
 witnessed in action. When he came to
 the university last year he didn't know a thing about the pigskin game.
 ! Georgia recalls SzAuburns two victories l over the Red and Black eleven by small placed the pigskin on a head gear and
 kicked it through the uprights for to o victory over the Wildcats. Dueote was | later member of the Great Lakes naval reserve team that defeated Pittsburg, 10 1 to g, which was the first game the Pan thers had lost in four years. Last year Red" Howard, the star Tiger balfback, ran for a touchdown in the first few
 minutes of play, and the Blue and Gold conquered the Red and Black by to 0 score.
 f And so, by the law of averages. or some kind of a law, it is Georgia's time to de- feat the Tigers. The worm is going to move, and the tables are going to turn. Georgia is not confident of defeating the Tigers, but every man on. the Stege- man squad has been training himself up to this game. There's going to be enough pep >in the Wildcat machine next Satur-