The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-03
BAND AND THOUSANDAUBURN
 STUDENTS GOING TO GAME
FOURTEEN TEAMS IN 5. !. (. TO MEET
Big Battles Scheduled Satur- day On. Southern Foot
 ball Fields

| ATLANTA, Nov. 2.-with half the | football season already matter of
 record. only one-third of the south
 ern conference games have been 1 played. Tomorrow, however, IA teams meet in conference battles and the results will bear heavily on stand | ings for the season.
 Two rivals from Alabama invade l Georgia tomorrow for conflicts with strong enemies. Alabama university comes to Atlanta to meet Techs Yel- low Jackets and the Auburn Plains men meet Georgia university on neu- tral grounds at Columbus. Rugged contests were presaged by ancient enmity and the fact that the four elevens are in fighting trim. The l two feature battles will be closely watched for any advance dope they may give on Alabamas annual bat tie with Georgia two weeks hence and Auburns classic with the Tech here on Thanksgiving Day.
 | North and South Carolina univer- sities fight it out at Columbia, S. c, The Tarheels have an advantage in the matter of conference games, hav- ing won and lost one, while their neighbors lost their only start. Virginia Polytechnic institute, ag- gressive contender for conference honors, has worthy foe in Clemson, at Blackburg, Va. The Tech eleven. after walloping Maryland, slipped and fell before Washington and Lee. and | needs victory tomorrow to strengthen its standing. Clemson, with but two conference games on it's list, played a scoreless tie with Auburn in it's first start.
 Washington and Lee, with victory and a tie with Kentucky on record, takes on Virginia at Lexington. The Generals have demonstrated them selves to be a scrappy outfit and threaten Virginia, which has lost it's only conference game to date and which has been roughly handled by other foes.
 Tennessee-Tulane To Battle.
 Two good games are on the cards for Tennessee cities tomorrow. Knoxville will see Tennessee and Tu- lane try to improve their conference standings. The Volunteers having won and lost one game and Tulane having lost one. Vanderbilt and Mississippi A. & M, meet at Nashville. The Commodores won their first con- ference game by defeating Tulane and the Aggies have won from Ole Miss and have lost to Tennessee.
 Other conference elevens meet less formidable rivals tomorrow with conference games scheduled for next Saturday. The Cadets from Virginia Military institute tackle Emory and Henry at Lexington and North Caro- lima State meets Davidson at Char lotte. Mercer, of Macon, Ga, goes to Gainesville, Fla. to tussle with the Florida Gators. Mississippi and Bir- mingham- Southern play at Oxford, Mississippi. afa,s
 Sewanee and University of Chatta- nooga play at the latters home town; Oglethorpe of Atlanta meets Furman at Greenville, s. C., substituting for Wake Forest; William and Mary and Hampden- Sydney play at Norfolk, Howard and Millsap at Birmingham, Elon and Trinity at Greensboro, N. C.. Lynchburg and Guilford at Guilford, NC; Newberry and Citadel at Charles ton, Roanoke and catholic university at Salem, Randolph Macon and Rich mond university at Richmond, King college and Milligan college at Bris- tol, Little Rock college and West Tennessee Normal at Little Rock, State Normal and Arkansas college at Batesville, Ark; 0uachita and Ar kansas at Fayetteville. Ark; and Louisiana college and Pouisiana Poly at Pineville, La