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Washington. Feb. l9,--Director
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MorgantoWn is second with SO, and
Sutton third with 6S cases.
Buckhannon reported II cases;
Clarksburg 10; Fairmont 81; Hunt
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land So Ravenwood 20 Romncy !;
Weston %; Wheeling Is.
Fifty-six pneumonia cases were re
ported as follows
Clarksburg Fairmont II; Hunt
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Princeton Z; Sutton 3; Weston 3;
Wheeling 4; New Cumberland 5.
or eighteen deaths from pneumo
M. FGirmont reported /; Hunting
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sutton / Weston l; Wheeling 4.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20

ford, which is enough said, for this gent has played nothing but star game the whole season. Right tackre will be filled by Carter, and as he is one of the big boys on the Howard line. he ought to play just about as good as his friend Afford, which is going some.
 Wheeler at left guard and Lambert at right guard constitute the hea jest combination on the whole Howard line. As usual, Brindlcy will play center and allowing that he fights as hard as usual there will be no complaint to make about this boy. Gaylord and tBlackwelder will play right and left half, respectively, and with Capsaih Acton at full and Walker at qua .ter,
 the Howard offensive will be enough to worry all the Panthers' first team and some of the scrubs before the thing is over.
 The Bulldogs have the odds against them, but they are the fightingest ane of moleskin gladiators that Howard ever put out, and a tight game is just what the people who know the .eaIn are looking for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
Big Parade
 Planned By
 The Panthers
By JOHN E. HOLMES

Today is the greatest day in the yearly history of Birming- ham-Southern college, for it marks the battle between its Partners and the Bulldogs of Howard. No college of any size in the country ever showed more pep and interest in any of their athletic contests than the student body of "the Little Red School House on the Hill"
 Yesterdays pep meeting showed up some real sure enough enthusiasm, as the students of both the college ard Simpson High in joint session gave their lungs thorough practice, nd then listened to the members of the team express themselves as to what they were going to do and what they expected of the students. Probably tEe appeal of Jim Baty, stellar quartern .cls, reached the hearts of the students r. ore than the others. He said that he had been on the 'hill" for a good many years, and during that time Howard had administered some deseparte de- feats to the old Gold and Black, and that he longed with all his heart to see this years team vindicate vheir team mates of former years with an overwhelming defeat of Howard. He stated Furthermore, as the student ody well knew, that he was going to put in everything that he had, and all who have seen Jim in action know that he means those words. Slim Neese, who through his three years on the Panther team has won the distinction of being one of the best linesmen the Panthers have ever put out, told the fellows that this was his last football game for Birmingham Southern, and that it was needless to say that he was going to put up the best fight that he has ever staged.
 Today's parade will be feature in- deed. Traffic will have to stop for q time and give way to the enthusiasts bedecked with college colors and bear ing signs of warning to Howard. Be- sides the yelling. there will be plenty of noise, for a big band has been en- gagged to lead the bunch
 The team Is in the best possi ole physical condition, and trust to co ,ches Brown and Giillem that they have in- stilled every bit of the football knowl edge that they consider worthy into the craRiuns of these Worthies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
.Houard Teon1 Prepared For Panther Game
By MAXWELL ALLEN

Realizing that the Panthers are better than they have ever been before, but still having a good deal of confidence in themselves, the Bulldogs are anxiously awaiting the whistle which will set them on the fatted Panthers of Birming- ham-Southern this afternoon. The Bulldog team that takes the field today is different from the one that -trcunced the Panthers last year, for they are light and inexperienced, but they are in the best condition, and are as full of fight as their name signifies.
 The Howard cheering gang is >lso In excellent shape so far as their yell ing faculties are concerned. and they bid fair to outcheer anything that has ever hit Redwood field bearing the Howard colors.
 Head will start off left end, and this place promises to be snag to ,he Panther attack, for beside being just naturally tough and fast on his feet Lee is a veteran of last year, so he knows the hang of making life inise-- able for a certain group of plump little grid performers that hang out at Owenton.
 On the other wing, McLane will Hold the ground for the Howardites ;-nd, while he has never played end before this year, McLane Is fast and can tacklo a whole lot harder than the Pan-hers are going to like, So Howard can tasiIy feel safe about that territory.
 Left tackle will be held by Othar Al-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20

from this special kind of attack It
 must be admitted that dope favoys tho
 Stegeman lads, but as the result of
 setting more than one dope sheet this
 year, they are not going to rely just
 on dope to win the game.
 The Alabama eleven is a great com
 bination. The Crimson machine Is well
 balanced. They have a speedy back
 'Thin Red Line" is not thin, gentle
 reader. for it averages 195 pounds to
 the man.
 The Georgia team is better defen-
 sive eleven than the Crimson one The Red and Black Is not great scoring machine for the single reason that af.- CT the Georgians get in the lead they play defensive game. This same pol icy has been followed by Auburn until this year-and now 1t seems that the Bonahue eleven is the greatest point scoring machine in the south. EVENLY MATCHED Georgia and Alabama will take the field evenly matched in every respect It is going to be a clean, hard fought @ ..a esAo' "ish .uo vest team WiAHih6 This game will occupy the spotlight in footballdom for it Is going to be world series'' affair. Neither of these elevens have been defeated this year and both are strong contenders for s. I. A. A honors. It will be fierce battle from start to finish, because the losers will be eliminated from the championship race
 The Bulldogs are trying to go through the season with an uncrossed goal line-a feat that has not been ac- complished in many moons by south ern eleven. Consequently. they will wage gigantic effort in trying to stem l he Crimson tide.
 Alabama must vanquish Georgia to have a clean slate.
 As most of the other southern elevens are idle Saturday this game is I the major attraction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
CRIMSON STARS

In Stevenson, Lenoir and O'ConnoI 1 the Crimson eleven has trio of stars that have been instrumental in win ming practically every one of the Ala l bama games this year.
 Riggs" Stevenson hits a line harder than any fullbaclS in Dixie.
 "Mully" Lenoir is one of the great est halfbacks in captivity, while the educated toe of O'Connor is more than likely to play an important part in the fracas. O'Connor kicks all of the Crimson's goals after touchdown, and he very seldom ever misses one. But here's hoping that O'Connor will not be called upon to give demonstration of his kicking ability in this special game. One of the best bets on the Grim son line is Sessions, who plays center for the Scott boys. Sessions was picked by many sporting experts last year or their mythical all-southern eleven, and he is truly a great pivot man How ever, his real ability may be accurate l ly judged in this. game, as he will be pitted against "Bum" Day, the Georgia leader of all-American and all-south- | ern fame. Day has not met his match on the gridiron, despite the fact that he has been matched against some ot ! the greatest centers in the game. The work of Sessions and Day will be ] Watched with interest. The Bulldos
 captain snaps the pigskin with uner-
 ! ring accuracy and it's very seldom thai one of his passes goes wrong.
 ! The weather man has been very dis ! respectful this week to the Georgians
 l for he has been giving the Stegemaf boys q raw deal. ]. Pluvius has in referred to q great extent With the Red, and Blacks practice and tht l Bulldogs were forced to do some of the
 l working, out and practicing ill the uni
 lversity gymnasium, old High Cost oi
 Living was given a bump and mer- curry has been about the only thing tc
 go down in this neck of the woods,
 1 Coaches Stegeman and DeHart have
 been working their charges at a great
 clip of speed despite all handicaps thai
 have resulted in weather conditions
 The Georgia mentors have exercised
 every precaution to keep the Bulldogs
 in tiptop condition and have not taker
 any great chances of injurin.g the boys
 before the Dig" day rolls around.
 1 The reserves have been working with untiring efforts in preparing the
 l lGeorpia varsity for the fraV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
WIFE ALWAYS WATCHES
 BOXER AT RlNGSlDE

From the Pittsburg Leader.
 Before Tommy Noble, the British feather, would sign for bout with Al Shubert in Boston. he stipulated that a ringside seat should be reserved for him.
 You won't want any ringside seat.'' protested the promoter.
 Yes, I will" asserted Noble. "Its for my wife, Doris, and I cannot fight my best unless she is looking on from the other side of the ropes. If she isn't al the ring won't box, that's all.''
 He got his seat. !.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR
 CENTRE-ARK GAME

Fayetteville. Ark, November fa.-Ne- gottations for football game next year between Centre college of Kentucky and the University of Arkansas have been opened by the manager of the Centre team, and if a date mutually agreed upon can be decided on the game will be on the schedule of the two institutions, uni versity authorities here said today. If arranged the game will be played at Memphis, probably early in the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
ELEVEN BEDLAMS

The Yatter instance is just small iized etition of what is going to occur this. afternoon for, instead of one Bull
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20

dog meeting one Panther, il Bulldogs lare going to meet II Partners, and Il bedlams are going to break loose. Itll
 be a merry time, brother. Therell be
 no pink tea affair at Redwood park this afternoon. s Well, this is just a little announss- ment of the game this afternoon. Now glance through other columns of this paper and see what The Age-Herald's 5 representatives have to say about the
 game today. and in what condition the two teams are for the big battle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20

Georgia and Alabama are about evenly matched in weight and ''The Thin Red Line" will weigh as much IS the Bulldog line. In experience, the Scott boys have slight edge on the Georgians, as the Crimson machine is composed of veterans. The Alabama eleven that will take the field tomor- row here is practically the identical same team that lineup against the Georgians last year.
 The Georgia line is expecting to stem the Crimson tide. The Bulldog forwards are entertaining no such ideas in their heads about Alabama crossing their goal line, and the followers of the Red and Black contend that if Coact Scott's boys score it will be by a drop-kick. Two drop-kicks from the toe of O'Connor defeated the Bulldogs last year, and Georgia is thirsting for revenge. I'VE }N&,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
Fanthers and Bulldogs Rearing for Fray This Afternoon Birming gham-Southern Has Experienced, Heavy Squad and Seems to Be the Favorite.
 Game Begins at 2:30
PROBABLE LINE-UPS
Game Begins at 2:30

One the grueng football battles expected take place Redwood park this afternoon when the Pann of clash with the Bulldogs of Howard &-Jjege in their annual game
 interest in the affair expected to reach it's climax today
 len parades and demonstrations will be staged by the two hools Partners, particular anticipating grand i'd glorious tme planning parade through the main streets If the city this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
NO OvERCONFIDENCE

Though She Red sno Black supporters l.elieve the Georgians are going to reap revenge on the Thin Red Line" and even up with victory for the defeat that was handed them fast year. ths Bulldogs are not the least bit over- crrfdent. They realize that overconfi- dence has spelled the defeat of more than one eleven, and the boys are immune
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
GRID RESUI TS

At Waco. Tex, Baylor Univex- aaty 20, Howard-Pnfne 3.
 At Little Rock, Ouaehitn A, Idt- tie Rock College o.
 At Clinton. s. C.: Presbyterian Col IeEe z, Davidson 0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
FITS TO HAVE CHANGE

In all probability. Fitts will be given chance to perform against the Thin Red Line" Fitts was the hero of the Florida game, and has played brilliant ly in every battle that he has partici- pated in. It will be remembered that he caught the forward pass and scored the touchdown that defeated Furman He is the same gentleman that saved the day in Columbus against Auburn when Ed Shirling eluded the entire Georgia team and with a clear field before him. he was outrun and downed by Fitts. This new star has been 9 constant ground-gainer, and with his presence in the Georgia backfeld it will he increased greatly on the offense.
 The Red and Black supporters do not believe that the Crimson baclIfis1 will circle the Bulldog ends like they Gid in their last meeting with the Georgians. In owen Reynolds ami Page Bennett. the Athenians have a pair of wingmen that have very few peers in Dixie. It's worth the admis sion to the game to see this pair in action. Owen Reynolds pet bobby Is down the safety man in his tracks when he catches punt and Reynolds succeeds ir his mission nearly every lime
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20
Atlanta Be Scene of One of Souths Greatest Grdron Battles-Dope Favors Wildcats, But Alabama Is
 Expected to Put Up Good Fight
PROBABLE LINEUP
By CAREY J. WILLIAMS

By Atlanta, November 19In fine fette with spirits high, Coach Stegeman Georgia Bulldogs ready for the Crimson tide of Alabama The Alabama has been the of conversation the Georgia camp past weeks Athenans are anxious to get crack at the undefeated Crimson eleven
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-20

saAA The game will begin at 2:So o'clock a ,ecial car service will be arranged by ldle Birmingham Railway, Light end F owet company to take care of the Tremendous crowds expected to attend ithe garpe.
 It's tfpe that the game today oroba- bly, doesht mean much to southern football. It may attract only small in- terest outside of this state but in Ala sbama, and Birmingham in particular, it means far more than probably even the great Harvard game, one of the biggest battles on the coun-ry's s grid schedule today.
 SNARLS AND GROWLS
 Two friends may pass one another cn the street They stop, look at each other and make peculiar noise. 1T both noises are deep -throated growls, the friends lock arms and go down tt e street together. They are friends and boosters of the Bulldogs
 Tow more friends meet on the street. They stop and make noises at each other Both are snarling little yelps. These two lock their arms and go down the street in the opposite direction of the first pair. They are Pantherites.
 Still two more fellows meet each other. They stop and both make sounds deep down in their throats. One is a growl; the other a snarli Instant ly bedIam breaks loose. Growls and sRarls mingle into one big confusion of noise. The two are separated, and each goes on his way, one to the east and one to the west Bulldog has met Panther and the inevitable has oc- cured
 ELEVEN BEDLAMS
 The Waiter instance is just small eIl;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03
BOY SEVERELY
INJURED WHEN
STRUCK BY CAR
Young son OF MI. AND MIt>.
u. u. MITCHELL SUFFERS
BROkRN i.EG

Paul. the ten year old sen OF AIr
and Mrs. n. Il. Mitchell, 50b Johnson.
was severely injured at s.30 o'clock
ThurFday afteras on when he ran into
o motor car as he attempted to cross
tie street In front Of the Deandi
Theater. His rieht les was borken.
bones OF the ankle and knee-cap
were fractureG and the lad received
several bruises on the head.
He was removed to a. Anihony's
sanitarium. where his injuries were
treated. He, was unconscious untiIy
early Friday morning. According to
d report late last night from the SAN
iiaflum. the lad was resting CON-
fortably.
The boy had Just left the Deandi
Theaior and was with two friends
when the accident occurred. II ~
said. No blame has been placed upon
the driver OF the automobile. q MI.
Gordon, II Is understood as II seems
that the hoy ran into tae running
board and the lower. OF the moving
car caused the accident.
Mr.. Mitchell II an engineer ON the
Fort Worth and Denver railroad ana
Mrs. Mitchell Is stenographer foi
R,eder and Reeder. attorneys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-03

A fan operated by the mo-
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