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■p QA. 12. TECH o. First (lame an Easy Victory for the Red and Black. Much to the delight of the many football enthusiasts in At lanta the clouds cleared away and Saturday afternoon was bright and sunny. The park began to fill rapidly j with people and at 8:30 when the kick-off occurred, there was a crowd of 850 ns witnesses of the contest. The grand stand was filled with girls from Washington Semina ry, all of whom wore Tech col ors, and the wearers of the Yel low and White far outnumbered the Georgia boys, on the bleach ers. A small but enthusiastic number of Georgia rooters gntli- ered in one corner of the bleach ers, and cheered the team on to victory. The ’Varsity team by a suc cession of line bucks and end runs rushed the ball rapidly down the field, and Capt. Mc- t'utcheon crossed the line for a touch down after five minutes of play. *A repetition of the same tactics secured another touch down shortly before time was called for the first half. The ’Varsity team was visi bly tired during the second half and their play lack**d the dash and vim which characterized their work during the earlier part of the game. The line weakened, and th° backs seemed unable to gHin much ground, and the call of time found the score the same. This shows that the men should train con scientiously. The team as a whole played well, and played hard. The in terference was good and the team played fairly well togeth er. The Techs were no weak antagonists, and we feel well satisfied with the team's show ing for the first game; but a noticeable improvement must take place if we defeat Sewanee. Some of the backs would go into the line backwards, and a ten dency to fumble was occasional ly noticed. To mention any one player would perhaps be an injustice to the others, but among the fea tures of the game were Gor don's tackling, Dorsey’s all- around work, and Dickinson’s line bucking and end runs. Kidley and Baxter got down the field after punts in go<xl style, and the former kicked well. Monk, Hewlett* and McCutch- eon played, good hard ball, and there is* no especial fault to be found with any one man—but the whole team needs hard practice. TilK OAMB IN DETAII.. Techs kick oil'. Dorsey brings ball back 30 yds, by n fine run. Center buck for 3 yds liewlette bucks line for 5yds. Dickinson goes through guard and tackle for 10yds. liewlette bucks for 2 yds. McCuteheon goes through left guard for 5 yds. Mass on tackle for 8yds. liew lette gains 7 yds. by two suc cessive bucks on line. Dickin son bucks center for 2 yds and 1 goes around left end for 7 yds. McCuteheon, liewlette and Dickinson make small gains and McCuteheon is sent through for a touch down. Gordon kicks a neat goal. Techs kick dll' and McCutch- eon secures ball. Dickinson fumbles and Techs get ball. Techs attempt trick play hut fail, and Ridley by a fine tackle stops an end run. Techs fail to . gain through center and the ball | goes to Georgia on downs. Dor sey gains 5 yds. Ridley punts for 20 gds. Techs get ball and make two gains through left I tackle. Dickinson tackles Tech 'full back for a loss of 2 yds. Pechs attempt another t rick piny but fail. Dickinson again breaks through and tackles for a loss, and llie ball goes to Georgia on downs. Ridley punts for 20 yds. Dorsey gets the ball and McCuteheon, aided by fine inter ference runs 25 yds. for a touch down. Gordon kicks goal. I Techs kick off and by inter change of punts Georgia gets ballon Tech 20 yd. line, when time is called. 2XI> IIAI.F. Georgia kicks off. Techs buck center and try end for a 0 I yd gain. Gordon taokles Tech half-back for a loss of 5 yds. be hind the line. Techs lose ball down and Dickinson goes through right tackle fyr l yds. liewlette gains 2 yds. through [center. McCuteheon and Dick inson each gain 5 yds. Capt McCuteheon leaves the game, liewlette goes to half and Lamar takes his place as full-back. Lamar gains 2 yds through right tackle, but Georgia loses ball on downs. Techs go through right tackle for 5 yds. Tochs fail to gain on end run and Gordon tackles them for a loss of 2 yds. Baxter stops an end run. Techs kick for 25 yds. Georgia's ball. Dickinson gains 10 yds. around left end. liewlette hits center for 7 yds. Lamar and liewlette fail to gain. Dickinson makes 5 yds. and liewlette (5. The latter is disqualified and Hull Hei)ry Tl]ori|ton, ATLANTA, OA. Sl'OHTI.VC GOODS, REGULATION OUTFITS And Colors of all Colleges kept in Stock. Wholesale and Retail. takes his place. Georgia loses 4 yds on fumble. Dickinson goes through left tackle for 3 yds. Georgia loses ball on downs. Techs go between left tackle and left guard for two 5 yd gains. Techs fail to gain on line bucks and try a kick which Monk blocks in line style. Techs gain t» yds. on a center- plnv and go through left tackle for 4 yds. Time called with hall in middle of the field. Score, Georgia 12, Tech. 0. .1. D. McGaktnky. New Club Formed. A worthy successor to the ill- fated Bohemian Club has been formed among the under class men. It is called the T. N. P club. The significance of these in'- lials is a dark mystery, and is zealously guarded by the mem bers of the organization, who are: Edwin Camp, Herbert Clay, “Baby” Linder, Fort Scott and John Wing. The object of the club is purely social and literary. SATURDAY! (lame on the Campus. The Hot Potatoes succeeded importing New Opera House. 5 Nights, Commencing Monday, Oct. 15th, the Petite Soubrette UNA CLAYTON An<l llt-r Carefully Beleeted Com|mny. 22 PEOPLE. 22 Presenting popular plays, popular prices 10, 20 and jo Cents. Speri.illy Engaged l»y lids Company. The Indies Symphony Orchestra. The greatest inusieal organization ever ; eonneeted with a dr on rtlc company. in importing some of their warmth to the Cold Potatoes in | f it hotly contested game upon the campus on Katurday after noon last. The latter are now convinced that that the Hot Po tatoes are extremely hot; to the tune of eleven to nothing. So close was the game however. | that not until the second half I j could the Hot Potatoes succeed j in overcoming the frost from the cooler yams and forcing the I' hall aaron their goal. Person Brand, famed ns a se- tackles in the region of the col- curer of student rights on the lar button. Carnival Midwayand concess- This should be the forerunner ions from the Street Railway, of games between the classes, was th«? chief feature of the j which should prove interesting game. If the'Varsity will adopt as well as profitable to the man- his paraphernalia, especially de- ageinont. signed for protecting the more I/ct the captains of the clnss vulnerable parts of footballist’s teams take hold of the matter at anatomy, we predict a season onee and arrange a schedule of 1H*6* from casualties. ‘ games to decide the class chain- He is really built that way, piomdiip. The touchdowns for i but part of it was a protector, the Hot Potatoes were made by Meldrim showed up in great Capt. Clay and H. McWhorter, shape. He should adopt the and those for the Cold Potatoes foot ball suit as his habitual were made by no one. There dress. were three sorts of potatoes at The game was characterized the game—Hot Potatoes, Cold by frequent .squabbles ami Potatoes and Spectators.