The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-22
PANTHER STOCK FALLS AS1 MEN TURN UP WITH INJURIES
Aubrey Miller, Veteran Back field Man And Passer, Is 0ut-Gandy And Farr Are Crippled

Birmingham Southern hopes re- ceived a severe jolt Wednesday when some of the best men on the Panther squad were reported in poor condi- tion for the game Saturday. The heavy scrimmage staged Tuesday afternoon disclosed a number of weaknesses in the Panther team which were hitherto unnoticed on &C., count of the light workouts re- ceived.
 Aubrey Miller, who was injured In the scrimmage Tuesday, returned from the hospital Wednesday morn ing practically unable to raise his passing arm and it is very probable that he will witness the annual Panther Bulldog encounter from the side lines without being able to take advantage of his last chance at the enemy. As Miller was expected to do the passing for the Gold and Black team his injury will prove one of the greatest handicaps of the year, the aerial attack being one of the first features of the Panther offense.
 With Miller out the quarterback position will probably be taken by Pig Yielding, who, although light,
  varsity and has shown some good work during the year. June Ander- son may start at quarter.
 Capt. Floss" Candy and Red" Farr, recently from the ranks of the injured and who were supposed to be in excellent condition after two week rest, were shown to be far from the highest degree of fitness for the encounter the injuries being more lasting than supposed and will prob ably handicap the playing of the two stars if they are not kept out of the game entirely. Farr was supposed to have started tho game at the wing position, his backfield being filled by "Curley" Black, who came re- gently into prominence during the game with the Chattanooga Mocca- sins two weeks ago. In case Red is out of the game at the flank John Candy will step into the vacancy with Price Howell as substitute and Joe Whiteside, "Nutsey" Malloy and Don Fullbright, sub ends. moving up on place toward service In the game.
 Candy To Be Missed.
 Candy will be sorely missed in the encounter with the. Bulldogs in case his playing is not up to par or III the event that he is not used during the enI1Ee BdHl6s as HIS offensive work was expected 10 nave played an important part in the re- suits of the game.
 "Bullop Williams, Red" Richard son, Black and Thompson, other regulars of the backfield, are in good condition for the game and are ex- pected to bear fair share or the Panther offense work during the afternoon.
 In this line. Hoyt Levie will take the leading place at center with Rawls to be used later in the dsy. Weeks. Ashwander. Pritchett ana Calhoun will form the quartet from which the opening guards will-s pc drawn and Dad" Howell, pave Evans and Turner Scott are the three leading candidates for the tackle berths, the preference Tn ar cases being the order named.
 Den meetings are coming to the forefront at Birmingham-Sou Southern this week and Thursdays chapel period will be given over to yehs and songs by the students. A pan ouet for students, faculty members and alumni Is being planned at the Southern club Friday evening be1ore the game and a monster parade VIII ha hold downtown Saturday morn ing. beginning at Capitol park ana goins throuh the downtown district. More than 300 freshmen will marcn Tn body In the parade, and the ooys wearing the golden caps recently adopted for the members Of the first yasr class. and the seniors wearing K distinctive derbies and carrying cane, will also march in a body.