The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-15
Plainsnen To Meet Clemson
 Eleven Today
Auburn Not Expecting An Easy Time With This Opponent.
 Other Games of Schedule
By LESLIE IL. GILBERT

Auburn, October 14.-(Spe- cial.)-Today the Auburn Plainsmen left for Clemson, S.. C., where the next football re- past will be spread before the hungry Tigers of Coach Mike Donahue.
 Clemson and Auburn will play on the college campus there tomorrow, and if Shirling and Stubbs are in shape to play their regular positions. there will be no doubt of the outcome.
 TWO STARS INJURED
 That game with Camp Benning was a rough one, and these two players had to be taken out on account of in juries received, when the hard fight ing, six-foot West Pointers pivoted ex- clusively on one man. Both of the men were on the field Tuesday, Natching the scrimmage practice. but were not allowed by Coach Donahue to partici- pate. Both are anxious to play in the Clemson game and cannot be persuaded that they are much damaged.
 Freshman, scrubs and varsity mer all had vigorous practice on Drake Field Tuesday and kept at work until after dark. Straight football was the programme, and few fancy stunts were attempted. Assistant Coach Pitts put his scrub team against the varsity squad with sufficient skill to give them some excellent practice.
 Interest in the schedule is gradually increasing, as Auburn approaches the stronger teams of the series to be played After Clemson, comes the game in Birmingham with Vapdy, and this is one time when the Plainsmen intend to put no limit on the score. There will be no failures to kick goal this year if ''as usual" Warren is requested to dance the tickle toe with the pigskin between the goal posts. In the last three games he has kicked sixteen out of seventeen goals, or maybe it was seventeen out of sixteen--for he is some sure kicker.
 GEORGIA NEXT
 And after Vandy comes that classic game with the University of Georgia which will be staged in elaborate shape at Columbus on the 30th of Oc- tober. The entire student body, led by the Auburn military band, expects to participate in this game if a special train can be secured at not too great an expense. The college authorities permit the students to attend two games year-this one at Columbus and the Thanksgiving game with Tech in Atlanta.
 At Columbus the business tnen have provided beautiful field on which to stage the game, and the preparations made to entertain and accommodate the immense crowds, who come from long distances to see this game, are , ella aborate and complete in every detail Already they are busy placarding the country for miles around, and sending streamers and pennants to owners oi automobiles in Anniston, Talladega Sylacauga, Montgomery, Eufaula Union Springs and the better part ot west Georgia. Unquestionably Colum bus will entertain on that day one O. l the largest crowds of football en thusiasts assembling in the south thil year.
 After the Columbus game, another game will be played in Birmingham where the Tigers will have their frs battle with the Washington and Le, aggregation, who have been substituted on the schedule for Mississippi A. s M. of last year. And then there vii be the final game of the season witt Georgia Tech in Atlanta, which, un questionably, will prove fitting climax to the hard schedule Auburn has mapped out this year.