The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-28
Puts In Hard Work On ,.tice Field Monday And lsSiday Afternoons
.CrRSITy Ala Nov. 27,-

GaLorS Tn Blfm1nSnam to QeClue the championship of the south will leave the Capstone on the special train Thursday morning, the same train that will carry hundreds of Grim son fans. the band and cheer leaders. Scores of students plan departing for the Magic City on special tram Wednesday night, while still others will make the trip through the country.
 Alabama unledwent strenuous workouts Monday and Tuesday ana are running every play known to the men. Some of the plays have never been used this year, but as ons fan said, they won't have to save them for Christmas now" Alabama Is to try everything that might gain yard those who drift out to Redwood Thursday can expect to see an of fense from the Tide that win be more varied than any seen before this season.
 Coach Russ Cohen will witness his third game of the season played by Alabama. The other two games seen were the Syracuse and Kentucky elevens. Practically every opponent of the Tide has been secuted sue cessfull by this mentor, and FIorlda was no exception. In speaking of the \ Florida team, Coach Cohen stated lit was a team of very much more potential strength than what they displayed Saturday against A. x M' Captain Robinson is really great tackle, and the flankmen on the 'CiatoA eleven are effective workers. In NeJ&ton Middlekauf and Jones FloridA has backs that are on par if noA Abetter, than the 'Bama backs. Bay Not worrying.
 ama supporters are not worry out the game to any extent
 sy all know that the Crimson
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 med to win if such Is wlthih
 cir power The form reached in S inc Georgia game should continue against Florida, and if such IS the case, Florida will be sorely pressed to defeat the Tide. The only com parative games for the two teams are their engagements against Iech' Florida proved stronger, making one touchdown from straight charges, They made many first downs, ana wfre holding the upper hand Tn the clash until the last period.
 NThe game on Turkey Day will be the first time Alabama students will be forced to match their lung power Asith that of an opposing student fAdv. The Sewanee, l.. $. U. or Gkorgia students were absent when Alabama played those teams, but It understood that Florida will be Supported by more than 1,oOo sup hrters Alabama students are to a mlves and all other persons are Kindly requested to refrain from tax jk z possession of the students seats 1ahe band has practiced every day Nnce their return from Montgomery aHd will be in better form than nEer. They. too, are seeking recog- nHtion as all-southern band for the nHythical eleven with Jess Long as Heir bandmaster.
 A slight workout Wednesday aft srnoon is the plan for the Crimson players, Skull practice is the mode al night and from these nightly meet ings have come the brainy football that has characterized Alabama's play this year The eleven uttered by Coaches Wade, Cohen and Crisp has Mayed heads-up football all the year aII have scored many touchdoWns froS breaks that they were able to take advantage of. Breaks are one thing. but following the ball IS another and that's what Propst Camp, Jones and Newton do.
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 Stars Ffnish Career.
 When the whistle shoots it final sound at Rickwood on Iuraey eaa1s:ol1 "ay, to .SRuhber, Baty Tom Newton and Cantain Clemens. These three stal- warts will have played thelr lasl grid battle for the Capstone. All three are rated as players or real worth ana are heralded Throughout the south land as the greatest defensive half. %acIS and the eq1al of any pair of ends in Dixie All three have served satisfactorily for the Capstone None fa,,s ever -been chosen a member o n mythical aIl-southern eleven, but all three will be mentioned quite 2 bit if they do not make it this year Captain Clemens and Baty have ,rjgbtv good chances, but Newtons absence the first part of the season alone prevents him.
 That trio of stars may be the only ones absent from the Crimson Tide of 1924 for every other man has another year of football to play Some have. more. Gillis, Barnes, Brown. Cohen, Jones, Camp, Buckler and Hudson--all have played ill sev- oral games this year-are before the football public for the first time this wear. Camp and Jones and Buckler should prove sensational forwards next year. Gillis and Barnes have cut