The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-18
New Faces Will. Be In Line-UD. Against Sewanee

UNIVERSITY, Ala, Oct. 17.-(Spe- cial. )-When Alabama's men face the Sewanee Tigers this coming Sat urday afternoon at Redwood, Bir- mingham gridiron fans will see many different faces in the Crimson eleven and other changes made since the memorable - tie last year.
 From the line will be missing the faces of Cooperd Hovater, Wesley, Newton, Montgomery and Hunt. "Stumpy" Bartlett, elusive quarter back, will be missing. Willard Me- Call, cheer leader of last year, will be another of the familiar faces missed And Ben Scott and Charles Bernier will not be there.
 Starting last, 1t will be Coach Wal lace Wade's first introduction to Bfr- mingham as head coach of. Alabama's athletic teams. And Birmingham will love this tall tutor as much as the men and the Capstone students do. And Russ Coheni Cohen is held in the background as an assistant, but his coaching has done wonders at Alabama. And "Hustling Hank" l Crisp, freshman coach of last year, will be another on the sidelines.
 Leading the Alabama cheering will be- Lennie Slim" Carter, two years a 1 basketball star at Alabama. Slim" | is beginning to show perfect form in his yells. One of the two assist ants will be from Emsley That's Hamilton Perkins. Herbert Steed will be back as an assistant, and his work In the Sewanee game is well remem- bered. And to yell, there will be a few more hundred students for very few are spending Saturday and Sun i day at the Capstone.
 So back to football. Tom Newton star right end of last years Grim son Tide, indulged in a few minutes | n q fr ffrrl- day afternoon, but unfortunately will not be able to play for several more weeks, If at all this season. New tons loss has been keenly felt and It Is hoped that Ire will return before the end of the season. If he does return, he will have difficult job getting to play instead of Hubert and Whitaker
 several members of the Tide that 1ourneyed to Syracuse were missing rom practice the first part of the week. Grant Gillis, whose toe did such great work against Syracuse, was on the sidelines with "a banged up foot. Bruce Jones was worrying about scratched ear. McClintock was at home with a bad cold, Mo Cllntock was feeling i'll most of the trip and was glad to get home to rest up. Whitaker was not out, hay ing slightly cloudy feeling.
 Whether that caused the few changes seen in he lineup Tuesday or not Is hard to say-but Country OllVer was running at a halfback po- sltlon and MacCartee was holding down the quarterback position. Hubert was calling signals. MacCartee and OllVer were neat performers on last years eleven, but should produce the goods this year. MacCartee is a triple-threat man, while Oliver Is noted for his touchdown against Georgia Tech last year.
 But everyone on Alabama's football team has found out many weeks ago that what they have accomplished in the past Is not going to help them make this years team. It is Now or Never with Coach Wade, and the men must show the goods. Alabama faces Sewanee Saturday, and from now on the class o% Dixie elevens are 10 De met by the Crimson Tide.
 Secret practice continues at Denny field, and Coach Wade is driving tba men harder than ever. Coaches Cohen ana Crisp are working faithfully with nm, and 1t Is known that these three instructors intend sending the best eleven available against Sewanee Sat urday. That's another thing to be noted-some southern eIevens have been accused of sending second string eleVens to meet northern teams. but every man that started against Syra cuse was the best man possible in the opinion of Coach Wade. And thev were, for he knows