The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-23
Young Army Out For Berths on
 Georgia Eleven
Red and Black Bulldogs Are Planning to Give Auburn and Alabama a Whale
 of a Battle
Nv CAREY J. WILLIAMS

AInelS, Nra-. SepJehDer NopS- ciaL)-Never in the history of the Uni versity of Georgia have so many Can didates tried and are trying to win berths of the Red and Black football team, as they are this yaer. There a regular young army of pigskin warriors that report every afternoon on San ford Mead, There is a galaxy of prep and high school stars who are doing everything in their power to land q regular berth.
 The Georgia authorities have proba- bly, two of the best coaches in Dixie in Coach II. j. Stegeman, a four letter man of the University of Chicago, : nd Coach Jimmy DeHart, a four letter man from Pittsburg University. DeHart is also an All-Ameri back. The eX Panther star has the Georgia backfield candidates in charge, while Head Coach Stegeman is moulding the Bull dog line.
 Russ" Cohen. famous Vanderbilt end of a few years ago, has charge of the freshman team. As Georgia will play only three games at home this year, the authorities are endeavoring to have freshman team that will rlay at home, while the Georgia varsity is on foreign soil.
 BUM" DAY, CAPTAIN
 ~Bum" Day of Douglas All-Ame rican center, is captain of the Bulldog aggre- gation. Day is considered the best pivot man that the south ever produced and if the Georgia team was playing ~ome big eastern eleven this year he would in all probability be picked again for the All-American honor. It is hard TOT southern athlete to be picked by northern sporting experts for national honors, unless the team on which he r,la vi c1 a representative college teams of the east.
 Buck Cheeves. mainstay of the Red and Black aggregation last year, is showing up great and prospects, are that the Atlanta boy will be picked as an all-southern back. Cheeves as been switched from half to quarter and is proving to be an ideal field general Cheeves is probably the lightest man on the varsity but is one of the best broken field runners in college circles
 "Arty" Pew, all-southern tackle and captain of last years team, is back in his old position. Pew is of the never die kind and fights every minute that he is in the fray.
 Georgia's greatest weakness last year was her offensive. The stalwart line could hold the opposing teams, but the Georgia backs were unable to carry the pigskin over the goal line. How ever, this great weakness will be reme- died this year. There is large num- Der of promising backs that will give the opposing teams much trouble and worry this year.
 VETERANS BACK ( With the exception of Big John ] Rigdon, the entire line is back again Georgia's line was considered one ci the best in these neck of the woods last year and with the experience oi d season the line this year will be 8 great deal better than the one last year.
 There are many new players of grea' prominence who are giving the letter men much worry for their positions The season will open Saturday weel when the locals take on Citadel.
 Georgia is not considering a singl, team on her schedule lightly and al seasy pickings." but is expecting farc battle from start to finish with ever, one.
 Sol Metzer is coaching the South Car olina bunch and news coming from thi camp is that the Palmetto State vii have a great team and will give Geor gia a hard scrap.
 The boys have been scrimmaging 70 several days, but the work has no been strenuous as yet. The coache are hardening the men before the. start the rough work. as they want t have as few injuries in the Georgi' camp as possible. Practically ever. man is in tip-top physical shape.
 After an absence from the gridiroi for three years. this is GeorgIas secon' year. With green team, the Red an Black made an excellent showing las year.
 Auburn was only able to defeat tn 1 Red and Black by one touchdown while Alabama was compelled to hicl 1 two field goals for their total score be 1, fore they could hang Georgia's seal 1 on her belt.
 The followers of the Red and Blacl ] are expecting a great year.