The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-25

Magic City football fans will get to see a college game this weekend at Redwood. For some reason no college has filled this date for a game here but, Woodlawn High will probably play there Saturday after noon.
 Phillips High will be seen again in action Saturday morning when she meets the Meridian High eleven at Redwood The Phillips machine this year has taken on college aspects and shows promise of being one of her greatest teams.
 game that always draws a crowd and has gotten to be 0 near-classic here is the games of the Talladega college team here. This fs fast football and they will get under way | Friday afternoon at Redwood against the Miles Memorial school at Vinesville.
 Jones Valley plays Hueytown Thursday afternoon and this shows promise of being one of the best games in the county this weekend. The game will be played Thursday afternoon at Bessemer. Both schools have turned out strong teams and the Jones Valley eleven has made good record so far.
 Union university will send strong aggregation onto the field Saturday afternoon against the Howard coll lege eleven at Jackson, Tenn. The Bulldogs have a wonderful team this year and should get revenge on the Union deleg gation for last years de- feat.
 Birmingham Southern will have a hard team to battle with when she
 meets Mercer university at Macon Friday. The Partners have lost two games and won one so far and have
 some stiff competition in front of them.
 Ensley Yellow Jackets met a fast
 eleven last Friday at Chattanooga. when they tackled the Baylor High outfit. The Jackets this year is a
 out-speed the majority of her eop- ponents to win. Coach Bryan Is
 teaching them tricks of the open game and with Lowery. their smash. ing fullback to do whatever line
 plunging there need be done, the team should come through the sea- son with flying colors. A team that may be heard from in high school circles this year when the argument over championship rights is started is Central High of Decatur. This team is winning con- sistently in North Alabama and may
 get down into competition further south to establish her claim, if one develops.
 Cullman Highs 50 to victory over Walker County High last week came as surprise to many followers or the gridiron game in Alabama. After the past two or three great teams turned out by this school, such vic- tory is either evidence of an exceed ingly strong team for Culman or fall from the heights for Walker county.
 Sidney Lanier is going to be In the sitting this year when the cham
 ptenship council draws around the board to hear the pleas. The Poets have been cleaning up in every game and seem to be on the road to an un- disputed claim.
 Over in Fayette county, however, Charlie Gibson is going to send in a claim for his eleven for the title If
 they continue at the present rate.
 The Fayette team is again in the running and is making good rec ord.
 TUSCALOOSA flBH nus stioh5 uS- gation this year and very likely Will also be in the dispute. Tuscaloosa | has won all of her games so far but have not met some of the strongest teams, although she beat Jefferson County High B to 0. O O O
 The University Of Alabama Grim- sons will have light game Satur- day at Mobile when they meet Spring HNl. The TIillians this year seem a little below their class of last sea son, but have good team even at that I.oyola defeated them Sunday whereas 1t was the other way round last year.
 | Auburn plays Camp Benning Sat urday at Auburn, and this seems to be an easy game for the Tigers. At least the dope favors them to win