The age-herald., 1900-11-28
UNIVERSITY TEAM
 IN FINE CONDITION
AIabamians Will Give Clemson a
 Hard Fight Tomorrow
GREAT CROWD IS EXPECTED
Football Players and Enthusiasists Will Take Birmingham by Storm Tomorrow, and Streets Will Re-
 sound With College Tells.

Tomorrow comes the great Clemson vs. Alabama football game that has kept the cranks talking for weeks.
 The odds appear to be slightly on Clem- son in betting circles but 1t is evident that the South Carolinians are by no means over-confident, for no great amount of money is being put up on them.
 Manager Wellborn of the University ar rived in the city early this morning and he and Coach Heisman of Clemson have been busy all day attending to advertising the game and getting the grounds of the North Birmingham Athletic Park, where the game will be played, in the shape necessary for first-class exhibition of this scientific game and the holding of the tremendous crowd which is expected to attend the great game Coaching parties are being made up, and no one has yet been found who is not going. Society will be there in full force, and a concerted movement Is on foot among the Alabama alumni to attend the game in a body and encourage intercolle- gate contests at Tuscaloosa both morally and financially.
 Alabama's Condition.
 Manager Wellborn reports his team as being in the pink of condition, and says Captain Drennen and his men are going in to win. It would seem that number of new strategic plays have recently been hit upon at the University which have practi- caly revolutonized their, and as a con- sequence the team has acquired a confi- dence and determination in their work never present before. Vim and dash characterize their every movement now and their re- cent practice has been treat to watch. Captain Drennen is a Birmingham boy and no pluckier or more fearless player is to be found on a Southern gridiron. large crowd will turn out just to see and en- courage the brilliant little quarterback.
 As to Clemson.
 Coach HesmAn, when questioned, remains discretely silert as to the outcome of the game but admits that 1t is doubtful which will win. He has confidence in the ability of his teamto play a splendid game of ball, but he Is one who never makes the mistake of overestimatirg his own team or under estimating his opponents. Yet Coach Davis and Captain Hufford of the great V. P I. team give it out as their candid opinion JndL uIle clemson lGdm Ol lHlS y6ttl Is lllS best coached team they ever saw.
 The lineup of the two teams will be as follows:
 Alabama. Position. Clemson. StuRney ...... ....left end .... =. Bellows. Patton ...... left tackle :. ..Duckworth Dudley ..... left guard ..... ....GeorSe Davidson .... COG. center ........ .kinsler Donahoo ...:..right guard .....Woodward McEachern .....right tackle ...Cap. Walker Granade .... ....right end ...... ...Lynah Cap. Drennen ....quarterback ...Lewts Stewart ...... ....left half .... ....Forsythe Foreman .... ....right half .... ....Hunter Plowman .... ... full back -. ....Douthet
 The game will begin at o'clock sharp, rain or shine, and in order that there may be no uncomfortable rush at the ticket of- flee out at the grounds, tickets have been placed and are now on sale at Parker's, Adams and Norton's drug stores, and at the Florence cigar store.