The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-17
Tigers Put In Two-Hour Workout At Country Club, While Centre Practices At Roebuck Friday
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 The Magic City is football crazy once more. Trains from all way-sta- tions on every line are bringing foot pail fans by the thousands. Last night the hotel where the Auburn and Centre teams are stopping was a mecca for hundreds of fans and as the night wore on hundreds more were pouring in. Saturday morning the crowds will be coming in at ev-N cry station on every train, both spe- cial, express and accommodation. A special train from Auburn will ar rive Saturday morning at Il o'clock, bringing between 800 and 1000 stu dents from the Plains to back their team against Centre, while trains from Kentucky will bring in hun dreds of Centre students and boos- ters.
 With the finest of weather for football reigning, indications are that all records will be shattered in attendance when the tallying is done after the game Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Special stands have been erected to accommodate be- tween 1000 and 2,000 extra fans and will probably be filled long before the game starts. The reserved sec tion has been almost totally sold out
 Both teams arrived in Birmingham Friday morning, the Prayin' Colonels reached the city at 11:30 o'clock, their train being an hour late, while the Auburn Tigers also got in at the same hour.
 Centre Holds Practice.
 Coach Charlie Moran took his Col onels out to the Country club Friday afternoon and ran them from 230 until dark over the golf course there. The Centre team was sent through stiff signal drill, bunting and pass ing practice and running Auburn plays. The team was given q hard workout and Friday night eased off from the strenuous work by attend ing a local theatre.
 The Centre team is in good con- dition. All of the varsity men are ready for the start, according to As- sistant Coach B. W. Cregos Friday night, but are not in the best physi-, cal condition they have been in this year.
 Twenty-three players were brought on the trip and student managers and the team physician. The players to make the trip were: kubale, cen ter, Lemon, end; Chinn, tackle, Ru~1 Lynch, guard; Thomasson, end; Cow ington. quarter; Spurlock. halfback; Hurgins, halfback; Summers, halt- back; Green, quarter. Gleim, tackle; Bierman, guard; Seeley, end; Hilker, guard; Wallace, quarter; Pace, half- back; Snowday, end; Rabenstein, halfback; Liggett, end; Gordy. full back and Shearer- guard.
 Coach Pitts gave the Tigers tough workout also Friday afternoon but on course. The Plainsmen were run hours at signals, bunting and pass ing. The Tigers are in excellent condition and ready for the game.
 Twenty-four men made the trip. The squad personnel follows: Lutz 1 I r Atcf I'aa gan. Sitz, Self. McFadden, guards; Brice Harkins, Majors and Huckeba, tackles; Ollinger. Pruitt, Spirk, RoX and Sheridan, ends; Peterson, Crane, Williams, Ford. Allen. Howe, Green, Reese and Harrison, backfield men.
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 Crane To Start.
 The Tigers lne-Lp wll be some what changed from what has been starting. "Pheonie" Crane. a Bir- halfback in the place of Howe. The rest of the positions will be about the same as has been running.
 Entrance to the reserved seats and l OK fsection at the game this after noon will be along the fence on the west and south side of Rickwood. White tickets are to sections F and G and box seat checks will be ac- cepted at gate No. l. The salmon tickets, for Sections c, D and F, will be accepted at gate No. 7. Both pr these gates are on the west side or the field. Blue tickets. to Sections A and B. will be accepted at gate No. 8, which is the new entrance that has been made in the south side of the fence. Large signs have been placed along the fence for guiding the re- served and box seat check holders to their respective pl&ces.
 General admission tickets will be taken up at the regular gates direct ly in front of the grandstand. The grandstand box seats have been re- served for Auburn "A men and may be obtained by the men who have made their letter at Auburn upon presentation of their 'A' card at the box seat office under the grand stand.
 The gates will be opened at 12:30 o'clock and sandwiches will be served the dyed-in- the ewool fan who leaves home without his lunch.
 The officials for the game are: D. J. Henry (Kenyon), referee; Spring CT (Pennsylvania), umpire; Homer L. Thomas (Purdue). head lsnesman; w D. Stewart (Dartmouth). field judge. Time or periods will abe b minutes.