The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-05
EXPECT
 TO MAKE A GOOD SHOWING IN GAME
Prospects Brighten As The Auburn Game Looms Up
 On The Horizon

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 Practice will be light at the Pan ther lair this afternoon in prepara- tion for the game with Auburn in Champion Bowl Saturday.
 In contrast with the outlook at the first of the season Birmingham Southern will start the game with 8 veteran backfield and, with one ex- ception, a veteran line.
 One of the best lines in the his tory of the school and a backfield which Is above the ordinary will start against the Tigers Saturday and Panther supporters are expect ing one of the best games of the season.
 Miller will probably start the game at quarterback, where he will strengthen the team considerably as the Gold and Black has been in sore need of a punter and passer for the games to come. Anderson, sub quar- ter of last year, is back. but, al- though a good man, is toe light to be depended upon for the work in that position during the entire season. In addition to Millers educated toe his all-around ability as a line plum ger and a good ground gainer in a broken field will come in handy dur ing the play tL morrow.
 Red Farr Is, to all appearances, the find of the season in the back field division of the Panther camp. Farr has been good for gains In all scrimmages as well as in the game with Jacksonville Saturday. He played during the past season as tackle and was transferred to the backfield position at the opening of the season where, at full, he belied his reputation for slowness and de- veltped into one of the best backs on the squad.
 Richardson has also settled down to some dependable work at half and will. in all probability, start the game Saturday. "Bullo' Williams showed good indications last year. making his letter with little trouble. and Is back expecting to hand out an even better brand tf goods this season.
 Godbee. from Simpson Tech, and one year with the scrubs, has shown himself a fast man and good for a number of good gains when he can get loose. Black has also proven himself to be hard hitter during the scrimmages of the past week.
 As usual Captain Big Hoss' Candy will take care of one end of the line. with the other end probably cared for by his brother and under study, John Candy, who made his letter with the Panther squad two years ago. bOLn COdCHeS anu Slu- dents are placing many of their hopes on the big end, who was easily one of the best in the south during the last season and who is expected to even overshadow his record of that year by his performances during the next few weeks.
 Weeks and Pritchett will occupy the guard positions next Saturday akainst the Plainsmen. Weeks is heavy and especially good on the de fense, while Pritchett is equally good in all parts of the game. Levie will begin the game as center and Rawls also a veteran center, will be ready in case of necessity "Dad" Howell has been shifted back to tackle ano will probably balance Dave Evans at the other unless Scott takes 3 place in the opening lineup. Howell earned his letter during the last sea son, while Evans gained his with the Panther squad three years ago. Scott just missed the by one quarter year before last and off the varsity squad last year, has come back with a vim which speaks well for the Panther line prospects.
 Joe Whiteside and Charley Ash wander will be standing by waiting for an opening at guard, while Full bright, Price Howell and Etheridge are equally anxious for a position al ends or tackle, respectively. Coacf Brown has little to worry about in his line this season with a number of husky freshmen for additional re- Inducements when they can be used Malloy. Calhoun and others showing up well in practice.
 The Birmingham Southern student body and band will accompany the team, leaving on a special train Sat- urday morning and returning in the evening" According to indications on the Hill the Gold and Black sup porters are planning to give the Au- burn Tiger one of the hardest battles in it's career and no halfway meas tres will satisfy the students ano alumni who saw the Plainsmen wor- ried when they met the wearers oi the Gold and Black two years ago when the teams were far less evenly matched than they are at the pres