The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-13
CAPTAIN 'BIG HOSS" CANDY WILL BE OUT OF PANTHER LINE UP IN GAME TODAY
Mississippi ChoctaWs Bring A Strong Eleven To Magic City To Battle Partners In Annual Clash

The Birmingham-South Panthers will meet the Mississippi college Choctaws-at Rickwood this afternoon in what is promised to be one of the hardest tough. games of the sea son
 When the whistle blows this aft ernoon at 2:30 the Birmingham Southern team will enter the fray minus Cart. Big Hoss' Candy, star end man, for the Gold and Black, who was placed on the sick list Fri day, and will not be able to be in the game this afternoon. John Candy, the other Panther flankman, may also be out of the game with a bad knee. which was injured during scrimmage during the latter part Of the week. Price Howell, who played a good game against Auburn last Sat- urday, will occupy the wing usual ly in the possession of; floss" and, if little Candy Is out of the game his position will be held down by either Don Fullbright or Sidney Malloy, both of whom are promis- ins men of the second string. The absence of Candy on end will badly weaken the Hilltopers.
 With the exception of the two ends, the Panther team will line up in the same manner as it did against Auburn with Dad" Howell and Dave Evans at tackle, Weeks and Pritchert, guards and Levie, center. Turne; Scott will be in good condition for the tackle berth, having recovered from two sprained ankles, which hampered his playing last Saturday.
 Contrary to the. general rumor, 'Bullo" Williams, veteran halfbaciS, hn nf T., ,fe~ tf T., elxa opening of the game this afternoon. Red Richardson will be at the other half, also in much better con- dition than during the past week and Red" Farr will he at full. Farr has demonstrated his line plunging ability number of times during the season and some good work is ex- pected from him by the students in the encounter with the Choctaws.
 Aubrey Miller will be back at quarter as usual. Miller has been giving his we'll educated toe a post graduate course and according to ap- pearances the Panther bunting should be much better this afternoon than it has been in any game up to date. Miller is also a dependable man for gains through the line and many of the students hopes for @ victory this afternoon are based upon this captain of last year.
 Pig Yielding will also come in for a fair amount of work. as will June Anderson, veteran quarter of the past season. Yerman Kimbrough has been showing up well in practice scrim- images and will probably be used dur ing the encounter. Sid Godbee, also, ehould take an important in the game and be good for a number of gains if he can ever get away from the opposing backs, &.ssss
 In, "a I pt,-1e ,afa an center, will come in for at least a fair portion of the game before the final whistle is blown. Calhoun, Ash- wander, Whiteside and Etheridge have each shown up well as substitutes in the guard or tackle position and may be used by Coaches Brown and Wing.
 The Mississippi squad arrived Fri day and is made up of number of husky looking men who are out for 2 fight with the Golden Panther. These boys succeeded in holding the strong Tulane combination to 19 to 3 score last Saturday and they look as if the Panther will have hard iob on his hands before the game is over.
 The teams are almost evenly matched. The Birmingham Southern student body. however, Is looking for victory before nightfall and the Panther squad will enter the game with the same fighting spirit which nut them on the map in Montgomery Saturday.