The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-30
CENTRE : CLEMSON GAME FEATURE OF. DIXIE GRID CARD
Red Roberts Unable to Play For ColoneIs Today-Ala-
 bama Meets Marion
By Associatad Press

Atlanta, September 29.-Centre and Clemson will stage the first big football game of 1922 when they meet tomorrow on the latter,s field in one of the dozen or more games of the day which will find most of the leaders still engaged against lighter opponents.
 There appeared to be no question tonight of the outcome of the Centre Clemson contest, but the South Car olina eleven promised to put up the plucky fight for which it has long been known, and it's coaches have been pointing the team, as far as early practice would permit, for the Kentucky Coionels.
 Last season in an early game Gen. tre won by two touchdowns to noth- ing, with the Kentuckians not ex- tending themselves as fully as they did later, and tonight the chief ques- tion appeared to be the score. all though Red" Roberts, the Centre captain, could not make the trip.
 Interest High
 Despite the fact that Centre ruled heavy favorite, interest in the game ran high in the Carolinas. and re- ports had 1t that almost all of the reserved seats had been sold. and that delegations were en route from Columbia, Spartanburg. Greenvilie, Anderson and other cities, as well as from Charlotte and other North Carolina cities. The other Palmetto state teams moved up their games day or so that their followers might not be kept from seeing the <at,f rob tnr i., oo tests originally scheduled for Satur- day were played today.
 The South Carolina university team, one of those which advanced it's playing date, got away to a good start by defeating Erskine 13 to O.. Furman piled up better score. downing Newberry B to 0. and Wolf ford rolled up 20 to against North Georgia Aggies.
 Many of the more important elevens will find opponents worthy of their best efforts a week from to- morrow, including North Carolina. which faces Yale; Georgia, which meets Chicago, and Washington and Lee and North Carolina State. which meets at Lexington, Va, but with the exception of the Centre-Clemson con- test, most of the games will be strict ly practice ones.
 1oday's Schedule
 Georgia, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, Clemson, South Carolina and others will be playing their first outside op- ponents of the season. The games, with last years scores, where the teams met. follow:
 At Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia 2s. Mercer O.
 At Atlanta; Georgia Tech fl, ogls- thorpe 0.
 At Charlottesville, Va: University of Virginia 2s. George Washington 0.
 At Birmingham: Auburn 34. Howard 8. At Clinton. Miss: Mississippi college ss. Louisiana college 0.
 At Chapel Hill. North Carolina univer- sity 2f. Wake Forest O.
 At Durham Trinity 2s, Guilford 0.
 At Lexington Va.: Washinton and Lee 2T. Emory and Henry O.
 At Raleigh, N. C.: North Carolina State 2i, Randolph Macon 0.
 At Tuscaloosa. Ala: University Of Ala bama 55, Marion 0.
 At Biacksburg: V. P. I. vs. King col lege.
 At College Park. Md: Maryland Aggies vs. Third Army Corps.
 At Columbus, Ga. Piedmont vs. United States infantry.
 At Easton. Pa. Richmond vs. LaFay- cite.
 At Knoxville: Tennessee vs. Carson Newman.
 At stste College. Pa: William and Mary vs. Pennsylvania State
 At Shreveport: Marshal vs. Centenary.
 At Louisville: Louisville vs. Western Kentucky Normal.
 ', At Lexington. Ky: Kentucky State vs. Marshall.