The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-17
Game Scheduled For Rick
 wood Field Saturday Morn ' ing At 10 O'Clock
PROBABLE LINE-UP

odlawn-Maxwell left end; Cawthorn, left tackle; Higgins. left guard; Allen. center; Clark, right guard; Jones, right tackle; Sentell, right end Bancroft, captain, quarter; Levvy, left half; Moore, right half; Burns. fullback.
 Ensley-zeigler, left end Mayhew, left tackle; Hardy, left guard; Fair cloth, center; Barnett. right guard; Fayette, right tackle, McGonagle, right end; Mcdowell, quarter; Mars ton, left half; Pearson. right half; Lowery, captain, fullback.
 The game of all games, locally, for the Ensley and Woodlawn High school teams and those who back them will start at 10 o'clock this morning Redwood park. The two teams have been given everything that their respective coaches have considered of the greatest value for this particular occasion and this is the big event of the year for both schools. Woodlawn High, playing football last year for the first time, as they came into existence as school after the football season of 1921 had closed, surprised local fans and the Ensley team by holding the Yellow Jackets to a 6 to 6 tie. That was a great game, full of pretty plays on the part of both teams and as clean and hard-fought. Since the final, whistle of that game the two teams have been waiting anxiously for the time to come for them to cross swords again, for they are both lovers of d worthy foe and having met and fought to a draw, are ready to meet again and see which one mas profited most from the experience.
 If last years game was good. this l inc c both teams have had more expert- ence, both coaches know their men better than they did last year, as they have had a whole year to get better acquainted with them and the particular weaknesses and strong points of each individual player, both squads have more good material Tn their personnel than they had last year and these men have kept train ing better than ever before for the very reason that they were looking forward to this game with one an- other.
 Out at Ensley the Yellow Jackets after getting away to rather psu start, as seemed the case in the games with Central High of Chat tanooga and Baylor, rounded into form and put up the best game against the Phillips High team that has been played here by the Ensley 
 holding their old rivals to Otto tie.
 Yellow Jackets Prepared.
 Coach Bryan arranged his schedule so as to have a rest after that game and plenty of time in which to pre- uare his plays and his defensive for the game with the Junior Colonels. He has had many handicaps, both In the form of injuries received in their previous games and in the form ot slight attacks of flue and colds; but he has been able to overcome these to great extent and will have all of his regulars in the lineup this morning.
 The Yellow Jackets have been thoroughly prepared for defense against straight football. the aerial attack and the open field work. Their offensive has been workrd over since their last game and will most likely prove to be still more versa tile than when it was last seen here. The two teams go into this game with a very different personnel from that of last season. Ensley has only two of their last year letter men Tn the tarting line-lp for this game Lowery and Faircloth; While Eood- lawn, although returning an tneir letter men, have the unusual experi- ence of having material that made IL nossible to put team in the field with some of their letter men of the nreyious season on tbe bench. TWO of their letter men have been ciasseo os second string men, although they have not been inferior In their work to what they were last year.
 The Woodlawn boys have played an unusually hard schedule for high school team in as much as they played the Alabama heserves ana vnr thrse quarters before they allowed them to cross their goal line. This game has caused the Junior Colonels n,nre trouble than all the. rest of the games of the season. as the heaVy Alabama men gave the light wood