The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-16
BULLDOGS FINISH
 WORK FOR GAME
Team To Leave For Chatta- nooga Friday Even
 ing At ' O'Clock

A brisk morning practice winded up the week for the Howard Bull dogs Thursday morning after weeks preparation for the University of Chattanooga, whom the clan of Cope will meet in Chattanooga Sat urday. With the rest of the student body at Montgomery for Howard Day at the state convention of the Bap- lists, a holiday enabled the Bulldogs to get their regular Thursday prac- tice off the program before noon,
 Thursday morning the Bulldogs hit the dummy several times, received punts and ran signals to complete the practices of the week. Friday will find them at Rickwood watching the Southern Panther in action against the Union men, the said Pan- ther being the next opponent which the Bulldog meets.
 Scrimmages this week have left the Bulldog squad in rather a dilapi- dated shape, more so than when they returned from Anniston Saturday, when they bested the Jacksonville State Normalers 27 to o. Some of the rest of the regulars and varsity are in the punk of condition after We'd nesday's fracas with the Bullpups, and as a consequence several of them will not put in full time against the Moccasins of Chattanooga.
 However if a rest Friday brings them around to normalcy, Saturday will be found Captain Shelton and Frank Norris starting at the end, with Goose Williams ready for ac- tion. Lafayette Kelly and Hugh Garfield will open at the tackles, with Frank Lasseter and Jep Dendy also available at these places. Spicer will start at one of the guards and maybe Stubbs will open at the other. with both Snake Rains and Fatty Brooks ready for service. So Brind- ley will heave them back from cen ter, with Claud Brewster standing ready waiting for a chance at the snapper back berth. which he will likely get.
 Stevens At Quarter.
 Ham Stevens will open at quarter back, with rink Tiklepaugh. another letter man and vet likely to get in the game, Marvin Mccarthy and Polly Scokel will start the game at the half berths. with either Slick LOllor or Max Weber jumping off in the fullback's shoes. The work of Max Weber has improved wonder fully during the past week of prac- tce and if he can give forth his every effort as he has been doing in the scrimmages he will live up to lne hopes bulidOg packers nave placed in him.
 Other backs who will make the trip include Micky White, Dan Gay lord and Flivver Ford. The work of Fred White in circling ends has been gratifying in the last couple of games, and if he can manage to keep the ball in his clutches and keep at it, he is likely to show a little stuff. Dan Gaylord will deliver the goods, too, if he enters the game, while Flivver Ford is a graduate of the Bullpups, who Is showing varsity stuff thus far, and can be used at either quarter or half
 The Bulldogs will enter the fray in the same mood which they have gone into all others, desirous of a victory. But the charges of Coach Cope will have to be at their best to be anything at all against the 'Noo- gans, as Coach Dobbins, who secuted the Moccasins in their game against Birmingham Southern, reports that the 'Noogans have very strong att tack with the main part built through the aerial route. and one of the weaknesses of the Bulldog team this year has been defensive forward passing.