The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
NEXT GAME WITH AUBURN

Georgias next game will be played with the Auburn Tigers in the Classic City next Friday night. Coach Mike Dona- hue has wonderful quintet this season. Auburn has practically the same tam that represented the Blue and Gold last year. In "Hubb'' Hahan the Tigers have
 one of the greatest forwards in college basketball.
 Coach Stegeman has been working hls men at a great clip of speed in prepara- tion for the invading Tigers. The tWc- game series between the Bulldogs and
 Tigers was divided last year, and the Stegeman lads will do everything in their power to cop both games this year On the next night, which will be Sat urday the Red and Black dynamite squad journeys to Macon, where they clash with Josh Cody's Mercer Baptists.
 The Macon Joys have the best team ln many moons that has represented their institution. Coach Codys lads took Tech into camp last Saturday in Atlanta. The two-game series between Meraer and Georgia was also divided last year. The Baptists are a hard lot to defeat anywhere, and especially in their own den The Stegeman lads will be little stiff from their game the previous night with the Auburn Tigers, but it is expect ed that Coach Stegeman will take aooul l 10 men to Macon with him.
 Coach Stegeman has switched Billy Anderson from center to the forward | position. Anderson has found his real 1 love at forward and all indications point towards the fact that the Macon l boy will be the leading point scorer 1 in the S. I. A. A, On account of his | height and fleetness of foot, he has d great advantage, and he really de- | serves the title of "the second Alfred Scott" which has been given him. BENNETT IS STARRING l At center, Paige Bennett is perform | ing with brilliance. Bennett is play | ing his first year on the Red and Black quintet and seems to be permanent fixture at the pivot posi- tion.
 Capt. Buck Cheeves, the fire-eating leader of the Georgians, is showing all promise of having his best year on the floor this season. Cheeves covers the floor in grand style and is a good defensive player.
 Red Owens is proving a good run ming mate for Cheeves. Owens has had two years of experience on the floor with the Georgians. "Arty" Pew.
 a veteran of the 1919 team, and Jack Frost, the West Virginia wildcat are two good men that can be slipped in at guards at any stage of the game Eddie Rawson, who performed at forward on last years five, Is aga1n back at his old berth. Rawson IS a re-shot at the basket, and great things are expected from him when he rounds into his old time form.
 Ed Gurr, who starred on the Lanier
 High school quintet several seasons
 ago, is showing up well at forward.
 and he divided time with Rawson in
 the Furman game. George Clarke is
 another good forward who will be
 called upon before the season ends to
 demonstrate his wares.
 Dr. Sanford, faculty athletic director
 at the university. has arranged hard
 schedule for the Bulldogs, and games
 with all of the representative quintets
 with Dixie will be played.
 What the Georgians lack in weight.
 they make it up in speed and ability.
 Georgia is being represented by a
 freshman this year for the first time
 in the history of the institution. This
 quintet is composed of former prep
 and high school stars. Games will be
 arranged for this quintet with the
 leading prep teams in the state. The
 freshmen opened their schedule last
 Saturday night by taking the Tech
 high school five into camp.