The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-25
SCRIMMAGES HELD ON BERRY FIELD
Bulldogs Working For Game Saturday With Union
 At Jackson

The Bulldogs were put through a light scrimmage Wednesday after noon as an aftermath of the heavy one which they held tuesday. All this is in preparation for the game with Union at Jackson, Tenn, Sat urday, where the Bulldogs journey to do battle with the University Bull dogs there and maybe to ayenge themselves of the 20 to defeat that the Howard eleven went under here last year on their home lot.
 There have been no real radical or out of the ordinary changes to take place this week, with the exception of the fact that Frank Norris and | Toby StubbS, both letter men, after being out of the Mississippi game last week, have been back to practice this week and have got down to real earnest work. Toby Stu5bs has been switched back to his old posi- tion of guard, the place he prepped in for number of years and where he has been a bulWark on the Bulldog line for the last two years. The best game that Toby play~d this year was against Marion and at that time he w in a guardian place, where he will remain the rest of the year and cut Bis own little capers.
 Frank Norris, the finu at end last year, Is going strong in practices. Y Auburn game a couple of weeks ago, and may see lot of service at his old job as end.
 The rest of Coach Cope's squad is in fair shape to enter the game with Union Saturday. "Bo' Brindle. is about the most serious setback to the team, as his injury continues to keep him on the sidelines and his three years experience on the team along with his expert ability lake him sorely missed from the contest that he Is not in.
 Saturdays game will probably see the same starters that have done so we'll in the rest of the games thus far this season. Williams and Cap l tain Shelton will start at ends, with Kelly and Dendy at tackles. Rains and Brooks at guards and Claud Brewster in center.
 Ham Stevens return to quarter backing duties has greatly helped the team, and associated with hirn in the backfield will more than likely be as starters "3lick" Lollar, Mar win Mccarthy and Polly lcobel.
 However, these men have not by & long shot earned themselves a way to Tennessee this weekend, as there are plenty of men for service who have seen considerable lot ot it already, that can easily step in and take the above's places. liar field. veteran tackle; Lasseter an other tackle, Sheppard, Spiser, Lent Brewster, Bolen, Fred White, Dan Gaylord Frank Norris, Tinklepaugh other tackle; Sheppard, Spiser, Lent opportunity to fight for the Grim son and Blue.
 Coach Cope has not yet decided who he will take this Saturday noi the number, but it is certain that he will take as many as he can, since the game is of Tho great i'm ortance and he is saving his men in this game rather than for exerting them
 Union is said to nave a strong team this year, holding the heav! Arkansas Aggies to r to 6 coun Saturday last. Coach Joe Guyon en tered this fray, and the forme Techster fought with his proteges The Bulldogs are looking for tougl fight and expect to give the same.
 The team will leave either Frida! morning or Friday night.
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