The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-11
Mississippi Will Oppose Panthers
 Here Saturd ay

One of the hardest scrimmages Of the year was the headliner of the Panther football practice Wednesday afternoon, Coaches Brown and Wingo working their men hard in prepara- ton for the tilt with the strong Mis- sissippi college team at. Redwood Saturday.
 Practically the same lineup will begin the game Saturday as started against Auburn last week and the game will be one of the fights of the season, according to all appearances, as the ChoctawS have a strong team, which succeeded in holding the Tu- lane combination to a 19 to 3 score last Saturday and which is wasting no time in getting ready for the Brming ha m- Southern eleven in the third game of the season.
 The teams will be almost evenly matched, the Gold and Black players having made an excellent showing against Auburn are spending the week in getting ready for the men from Mississippi and are expected to display that same fight which they used in making the game last week, what the Tigers considered sure thing, one of the fights of the season.
 The Panther backield is intact as the week draws toward a close with the exception of "Bullo" Williams, who suffered a badly strained knee during the last encounter, but who will be in good condition for the next affair. Turner Scott, who has also been in rather poor condition since the Jacksonville game with two sprained ankles. is in good condition and is expected to make a showing for himself in the game with the Choctaws. Tho addition of Scott will greatly strengthen the Panther line as he is a man of experience and also who has often demonstrated his amount of weight.
 Captain "Hoss" Candy who was eacsily the outstanding star in the Panther games up to date, is in the best of condition to hold down his wing position, as is also John Grand on the other end. Dad" Howell and Dave Evans have been at their regu- lar positions at tackle during the scrimmages and will probably remain there as the opening whistle blows for the next encounter Weeks and Pritchett are working hard at guard and both Levie and Eawls are seek
 ing regular services at center.
 In the backfleld. Aubrey Miller will continue at quarter where he has been doing good work, both during the scrimmages and in the regular encounter. Red" Richardson is be- ing run at half regularly and will probably see more service during the next game than he did in the last. Red" has served at every position on the team and has settled down to some good work at half. At full Red" Farr is continuing to demon strate his line plunging ability dur
 ing this week and is making himself one of the best prospective backs on the Panther squad, being able to gain ground regularly through any line which has been placed against him.
 Kimbrorgh, Yielding and Anderson are also showing up well in the scrimmages and will be used quite a bit during the season. Yielding has been a good part of every game play ed so far and, although light, seems | to be able to hold his own against al- l most any opposition with which he has met up to tne present time. A number of scrubs are also show ing up well and a number of changes may be expected in the order of sub stittution in the Gold and Black ! ranks. Ashwander, Calhoun and