Every man was In uniform Mon
day afternoon and to see the snap
and ginger being injected Into the
workouts one would never know that
onlj^ two days ago the young bengal
had met in deadly combat the pug
nacious Btlldogs from Georgia. Not
a name was to be seen on the hospi
tal rolls.
Despite the long run of Day that
spelled defeat for the Tigers no alibi
is offered, but attention is being
turned to the execution of the re
mainder of the 1923 program.
The coaches express themselves as
being highly pleased with the brand
of football displayed in Saturday's
encounter. In discussing the contest,
Coach Pitts said: "I am perfectly sat
isfied with our showing against
Georgia Saturday. The boys played
a hard and intelligent game through
out and when the game ended a line
exhibition of football had been dis
played by the Tigers.” Auburn men
and grid fans at large are, every
where, elated over the Tiger's show
ing.
A light workout was gone through
Monday afternoon and the team was
allowed to leave the field a few min
utes earlier than is the usual custom
during the previous week.4.
Tuesday the same gr.lling work
outs will be on tap and a hard week
will be on program in making ready
for meeing the eleven from New Or
leans.
