The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-16
Woodlawn Is In
 Bad Shape For Game Saturday

the most unfortunate week of the season this week while trying to get their team in the best shape of the year. They have been expecting to see their football machine at it's point of perfection for the Ensley game Saturday morning, but such seems almost impossible today as they have suffered from injuries in their previous games and some ill., ness due to colds and mlue, and to make the matter worse, have lost three of their men this week by in- juries received during practice, and had another have the misfortune of receiving a bad scald.
 The only regulars that are in good shape are Bancroft, English, Clark and Allen. Levy has a bad leg and may not be able to start Saturday. Cawthorn is still feeling injuries that he has been nursing Since the game with the Alabama Reserves but is trying to get in shape for this game and will probably be able to start. Mitchell Burns, who was out in uni form Thursday afternoon for the first time since the game with the Alabama Reserves, Is still weak and has not fully recovered either from the effects of that game or the at- tack of flu with which he has suf- fered since.
 Sentells shoulder, which was hurt in practice Tuesday afternoon, is giv- ing him serious trouble and he may be out of this game entirely.
 Allen Moore was hurt Wednesday during practice and was not able to go through practice today.
 Maxwell, who has been occupying his old last years position at left end in the last three games and was being depended on to hold down that place Saturday, sprained an ankle today. His ankle swelled up quickly and pained him so severlY that there seems little possibility of his getting in shape for action before the com ing game.
 Tom Jones, the mainstay of the line. received a scald yesterday that took all of the skin off his shoulders. He will be hard to keep out of this game. however, even though he may not be in the condi- tion that he should be.
 Probable Lineup.
 As it looks today the probable line- up for the game at Redwood Sat urday morning will be: Lott, left end; Cawthorn, left tackle; English, left guard; Allen, center; Clark. fright guard; James, right tackle chandler, right end; Bancroft, quar- terback; McNair, fullback; Nunnally, left half; Griffin, right half.
 This team has been developing steadily all season and will be a creditable team for a high school to put in the field even without hay ing had losses from injuries. There are several reserve line men who are in fairly good shape and Will son, husky player, in the best. shane of any of these.
 The Ensley Jackets are rounding into good shape, although they. too Bhave had their misfortunes but have arranged their schedule so as to have time to recover from them before go- ing into their most important games All of their regulars will be in shape for starting in this game and some of those who have not been in the previous games may get a chance in this game. Braswell is the most outstanding one of these He is n big fellow who tips the scales at 230 and is proving his ability more clearly every day. -
 Coach Bryan is not yet ready to say anything as to his probable lins- up for this game. but it will probably be very little different from what # was when he sent his boys against Phillips.
 The officials will be as follows. Giliem, referee; Sessions, ~umnire :. Norton. head linesman.