The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-08
BOTH LOCAL COLLEGE TEAMS PEA Y ON FOREIGN SO
Howard To Play Panthers To Be In Anniston With In Gadsden For Teachers Eleuen Moccasin Battle

With the prospect of meeting the University of Chattanooga Moccasins in Gadsden Friday, the Panther team is continuing the policy ot hard workouts inaugurated by Coaches Brown and Wingo at the opening of the week.
 Some hard scrimmages featured the work for Tuesday afternoon whick were followed by some equally hard workouts with a short scrim- mage Wednesday. The Panther at- tack is being strengthened in prepa- ration for the game with the, Chat tanooga team and the defense is also being improved by rehearsals.
 A change may be seen in the Bir- mingham mSouthern lineup as the game begins Friday afternoon due to the fact that many of the hitherto scrubs are working hard for a last chance on the varsity. Ashwander will probably be seen in the line for the second starting time this year, having met the "Ole Miss" team with the opening whistle last week. Thompson may also be in Richard sons half position sunless Richardson manages to show the fight necessary to keep his regular job for the re- maining three games.
 A special train will carry the Bir- mingham- Southern student body to Gadsden, leaving Birmingham Friday morning a | l0:45 and arriving in Gadsden about 30 minutes after the noon hour. A large number of Panther supporters are expected to follow the teams fortunes from the ha af accompanying the squad on the special.
 The college band will also make the trip with the team in order>t to play for the game and to take paft in the parade which will be staged immediately after the train arrives in the l.. and N. station Friday. The band played good part in de- termining the result of the Chatta nooga game last year and the Bir- mingham supporters hope that it will have an equally good effect this season.
 Track Team To Go.
 Another portion of the student body which will journey to the game Friday is the track team which will meet the Moccasin racers in three mile jaunt during the afternoon. The 'Nooga thin clad boys dealt defeat to the Sunshine Slopers last fall and the Panther runners are out for re- venge at this time.
 Aubrey Miller will continue to oc- cupy his regular position in the Southern backfield Friday and number of the Birmingham support CTS are looking forward to his work in the attack as one of the hopes of the Gold and Black team. "Bullo" Williams and Red" Farr will also be among the backs with their usual ex- hibition of good playing and ground gaining ability while Thompson will probably occupy the other position behind the line. Both Yielding and Richardson will probably be used at half during the game, and Anderson will be getting his last chance at
 Hoyt Levie will continue at the central position of the line and is ex- pected to show his usual stellar work at that position. Rawls will also be in that position for some time during the tilt, according to all appear ances. Levie will be flanked at the start by Weeks and either Aspwan- der or Pritchett and Dad" Howell and Dave Evans will be at guard with Turber Scott in reserve for some time later in the game.
 The Ghady brothers will be at the flank positions with Price Howell as first on the substitute list. "Hoss' will bet getting his last chance at the old Panther enemy and he is ex- pected to do his usual hard playing during the game.
 Calhoun, Whiteside, Kimbrough, Kelly and "Nutsey" Malloy are eX- pected to be on the substitute list for possible use during the game and a few others may be added for the last trip of the year.
 The Panther team Is showing harder work in practice than at any other time during the season and with the gridiron year 7 drawing rapidly toward a close some hard playing may be expected of the team which bases it's hopes of a success ful season on the last three games which will be played before the niehtfall nf NnNennher A.