The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-18

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The GoIiufs Seem to Have II
The boys from Danville unloaded
fully a half hour ahead of the Me-
nagerites Friday. Twenty-Five
strong! The Covington boy was
there. He's the fellow who sue
ceeded 30 McMilln. He's just as
good they say. AS kicker he has
any pessimist in the world dashed to
an inaudible whisper. Six field goals
in one game-count EN-! That's his
record. And. he. too. vas carrying
around set of golf clubs. 1t does
beat thunder the way the boys have
fallen for that gamel
Hump" Tanner. He's the little
guy with the long locks. Not quite
as lengthy as they were when he was
in Birmingham last year. The bar
boring business Is having a boom,
it would seem The last man OF the
Cen re party to step down out of the
car was "Red" Roberts. Gee, what
a florid face" And, nefti They
built men like RED" when meat was
cheap. It's his last year at Centre.
He got the privilege that Bo McMillin
enjoyed last year. He was the last
man to step off the car. That's the
way they do things in setting the
stage at Centre. Everybody was ask
ing: Where is Red? Where Is
'Red'?" And. then he steps down.
and, OF course. is the center of at
traction on the Centre outfit
One Man Won't Start
The Auburn huskies all looked
great. Very few OF EN- limping into
port. It was rumored that Slick
Moulton would not start. Slick gave
the report the lie. He's rearing to
go. Big Ed Stirling was the living
picture of health. Old John Barley
corn Shirley had that fighting grin
plastered all over his frontispiece.
They look good-those Tigers. Only
one casualty In the list. That's
Wynne, the 195pound guard. who
has proven n tower OF strength in
tho line all tie year. They do say
that Wynne retty badly bunged
up In the a',s osa game, and will
not be able axe any of the work
against Centre today.
There are few injuries other
wise. but Wynne is the only man
they have counted out before the
game gets going.
How to Get to the Game
How to get there?-that's the
question. Out -towners by the
thousands. The trekk TO Fleetwood
field, the scene of action. Will start
this morning somewhere near the 10
O'Clock hour. The management is
looking for receipts--the people for
seats. That's how come the early
start. They've about 5000 seats for
about 10000 people. The class in
mathematics will step UP and try to
solve II. Only 400 reserved seats
the boxes-and they went to the
alumni hot off the press. The ink
even smeared somebody told me. The
rest are may the devil take the
hindmost" kind of seats. First come
first served. That's why the great
rush. Nothing like 1t even in 40
when the stampede to the gold fields
started.
Many will take their lunch. Many
will do without anything to eat Some
will lunch and then go out--and
maybe be disappointed by having to
stand through four quarters ofsthe
most thrilling football since Cain
slugged Abel and did some broken
field running for a touchdown.
Those who go via the trolley may
catch their cars anywhere on Nine
nues, preferably Third. The special
Redwood cars, with the double trail
ers carry .em straight out to the
game. The South Ensley Fairfield
cars go by the park. SO do the North