The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-26
GOLDEN TORNADO READY FOR FURMAN Tech Team Will Average 1S6
 Pounds From End to End

Atlanta, Ga, September 24.-(SpeciaD With the decks clear for action and four weeks of grueling scrimmage be- coming of Furman University in At lanta.
 With ten old men in the lineup and one competent rookie, the Golden Tor nado is preparing to. make it's first blow of the season. Pup Phillips, veteran of three winters and one who tips the scale at a mere 204 to lead the onslaughter. He will have for his aides Amis, Bowling, Higgins, Staton and Fincher, who are all ec- quainted with Johnny Heisman's method of foot balling, and Lebay, who will make his debut on Grant Field this season. This youth from Savannah is no less than one who Camp selected for his A. F. F. team, so Johnny Heisman is willing to put his confi- dence in him for trial any way and from his record in scrimmages against the scrubb. he is going good for varsity berth.
 Strupper has not yet put in appear ance, but the worthy Barron and Ferst will have to draw straws for the game with Furman, either of which will make a fine runnerHp to the mighty Strup. Judy Harlan who set the pace for the naval reserve team up at Cleve- land last fall, and who was regular
 in seventeen on the original Goldon Tornado will fill the full back role. Buck Flowers who is a one youngster who has been compared with Strupper the Great and who was under Heis- mans administration last fall will also draw half backs job and with the assistance of Judy will do the kicking, and then of course, our old reliable Shorty Guill who was picked for all southern utility man in IT will call numbers for this bunch of goal chasers And as it has been quoted that the best shall come last we will introduce to the wonderous fan some Of our pig skin catchers who cannot play De- cause MT. Camp has said that only II men can be on the field at one time. These talented youths are led by Os- car Davis who tips the scale at lS6, l and is one of the coach's reserve cards l for the line, as he is a center, end or tackle, and has already stood year 1 of Heisman's medicine, and if it had not been for an accident in which Os- 1 car suffered a broken leg the first oI ! last season he would already be wear l ing a T. Huffine, too. is hefty llnes- man of some 210 pounds, who would l be an asset to any teams line, and as l to experience, well he has been under HeiSman for year and at present IS wearer of the T. Clair Fry, from Okla h pma, also puts in application for po-
 8 ton on the line that is to crush the
 r ttsburg Panther, but owing to an 1 iNjury on his foot, where blood poison set in, Clair has not yet this season gotten into shape He, like Lebay, IS
 one of Camps A. E. F. selections fol
 center.
 And then, of course, we have some | eserve back field talent, which is very
 lecisively brought out in E. Adams
 who was a wearer of the Golden Whlt'
 and needs no introduction to footbai
 fandom Jack Mcdonald, a freshman
 who has a finger in the pot this season
 and from the work Jack has done up tt
 now in scrimmages proves to the loca
 lot that he is a real halfback and a.
 soon as he can become Heismanizet
 he will be ull-fledged Yellow Jacket