The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
Reese Big Star As Vandy Snows
 Bulldogs Under

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-The flee hoofs of little Gil Reese went fly ing over the Georgia goal line four times here today, and. with an extra touchdown, Vanderbilt swept it's way to B to victory over the invaders from Athens
 Reese raced S1 yards through the entire kennel of Bulldogs for one touchdown, he ran back a punt 55 yards for another; 15 yards for still another and once went 42 yards be- fore being stopped. He gained lS4 yards in the game. yet he was not the whole Vanderbilt offense.
 Excellent generalshiy by Captain Kuhn, superb tackling unbroken ttrfeTence and sensational broken field running were the elements which combined in making the Com modore machine a juggernaut. Once and once only did the Bulldog growl with a sound of real threat That was in the first few minutes of play, when the brilliant ha1fback Reese, dropped the first Georgia punt on his own 25-yard line and Georgia re- covered. But the threat blew out and thereafter the Bulldogs tenacity was nau21led to tine minimum of one touchdown, which came in the final period when Moore plunged over from the one-fnch line
 After the first quarter had gone scoreless. Sharp intercepted Geor- gia pass and the ball was worked d to the G-yard line. Reese went over tackle for the first touchdown. Then 15.00n spectators went wild when Reese only a few. minutes later; took Capt. Joe Bennetts punt and ran it back for 55 yards and touch down, through the entire Georgia team
 vanderbilts powerful offensive was unloosed again in the third quar- l ter, now shifting to attack it in the air. A pass, Kuhon to Wakefield. was completed for 45 yar1s on the Geor- gia 3-yard line and Ryan bucked over for the rirst touchdown. In the final period Reese ran 42 yards and shorter distances. then went off tackle for another 6 points. As a last-minute retaliation Nelson, Moore Cleclzley and Wiehrs alternately drove the Commodores back with passes, runs and plunges and finally rummeled the Vanderbilt line for a remaining 1-inch to score the in vsders only touchdown.
 Reese Runs s1 Yards.
 But back again came Reese. only minutes later, to take the ball from his own 20-yard line and weave his way through Il Georgians for an 8l-yard dash to touchdown--a run which old timers acclaimed as eclips- ing even the memory of the late Rabbit C.urry's work under Wander bilt colors.
 Georgia's corner stone in Capt. Joe Bennett was not sufficient for vic tory foundation today; the Bulldog leader was valiant on the defense, but was overshadowed by the indi- T ~ dores Cleckley and Wiehrs. sent in during the last half. struggled to turn the Georgian Crimson back from the defeat, but their efforts played themselves out,
 On Dudley field today there arose a new colossus. He was young Fob l Pives, Commodore tackle, who was a driving demon to every threat of l the Gecrgians But even his work | Ryan, codld not compare with tue deeds. of the mercury -heeled Gil Reese. a-4tee. N
 The lineup and summary:
 | Vanderbilt (35)-Bomar, left end; | Rives. left tackle; Lawrence, left | guard Sharp. center; Kelly, rlgbt l guard; Walker, right tackle; Wake field, right end; Kuhn, quarteroack 1 Reese, left halfback; Rountree, left halfback; Ryan. fullback | Georgia (7)-Richardson, left end; | Taylor, left tackle; Joselove. left guard; Day. center; Grayson.. right |. guard; Bennett, right tackle; Moore quartertack; Thomas son. right end 1 Randall, left halfback: Fletcher, right halfback; Bullet fullback.
 Score py periocs:
 Vanderbilt ,........ J II li-f
 Georgia .......s. ? n-
 Scoring touchdowrs' Reese 4; Ryan 1: Nelson. Goals after touchdown, | Wakefield 4; Bennett |. Officials Elcock Dartmouth referee; Moore | (W and L.) umpire; Williams, 'Se- wanee), head linesman. Time or periods 15 minutes.