The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-08
B. A.C. Blues
 Meet .'Bana
 Quint Here
Crimson Five Will Meet Good Opponent In Local
 Club Saturday

The B. A. c. five put in another. fast workout Thursday sevening at the athletic club as another step in their preparation for the eame with the team from the EapstSne Institution which is to be played here Saturday night at S:30 o'clock, N, The local Ala bama alumni are looking forward to the coming fray with much interest as they are anxious to see just how good the 'Bama five look.
 Ollie Hillburn, who was getting away in fine form Tuesday night and is expected to be still nearer the peak of his training when his team goes against the Alabama five Saturday night, is expected to give the Univers- ity men all that theSE can take care of to keep him from piling up a good big score against them.
 Hungry" Floyd appeared on the B. A. C& floor Tuesday nlsht for the first time this season going into the game tn the final minutes of play. He put in two good workouts Wednesday and Thursday nights and seems to be go- ing at his usual stride. He has sufficient versatility to become accustomed to the system by which Coach Erwin Is run ming his machine this yearsin In a couple of practices and will be a valua bIe as . set to the Clubbers in, Saturday nights affair. -. =
 Mandy Counted On
 Mandy ought to goSbetter than he has this season with Hungry" in the game once more, as he was working with this fellow last year with great precision, and the two seemed to get certain satisfaction out of, their CO., operation in getting the ball down un- der the goal with a speed that was often the undoing of their opponents.
 Hub Kahn looked better In his work out Thursday night than he has this season and If he gets going Saturday night with the aggressfveness that he had in the practice ofa Thursday night he and whatever pair of the men men uoned above are working with him will certainly put up some defensive.
 Hugh Montgomery < and Armstead Leake are looking forward to this game with much anticipation, for showing their stuff than they have to any preyi- ous game and with more enthusiasm than they will have for any of the coming frays as they are both former Alabama stars and are anxious to make a good showing before the crowd of Alabama alumni that will turn out for the Saturday night game. They have been taking care of their posi- tions well and any team will find 1t difficult to break through their de- fense. If the Alabama offense gives them any trouble it will be a style of play that will be we'll worth the attention of those who are looking for unusually effective types of offense.
 LaughinghOuse Ready
 Doe" Laughinghouse. one of the old time B. A. c. guards, who has brought the Clubbers through some of the hard est fights in its history, will be ready for service in this contest and those who have seen Doe" put up such fights as the one he put up here in 1922 when the Blues triumphed over the Atlanta Athletic club and upset all the dope in most surprising man ner know just how much dependence can be, put in his guarding,
 Several other Clubbers may get a chance. in this game and the possibiI. ity of pace being set that will call for all the stamina that the University men have Is great. This ought to be about the best game of the clubs sea- son.