The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-23
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 Mississippi College Plans s"f On Licking Auburn --rs Saturday

srh CLINTON. Miss, Oct. 22.-(Spe- oial. Encouraged by the victory over The militant Majors of Millsaps college 9bat the Mississippi State fair last Fri {, sttay. which resulted in 14-O score in favor of Bohler's Choctaws of Missis- sippi college. fine Tribesmen entered vsnpon their weeks practice preparatory ito the coming game with the Partners If Birmingham Southern here on Pro ,s'Tine field next Saturday afternoon. 92fa' Mindful of their victory over Mill odSa.ps Tn spite of the two defeats handed ,,rlhem by Tulane and Alabama. the Tribesmen are determined to display '"Sthe best football ever seen on Provlne field when they line up against the Bir- minyhsm- Southern team here on OctO- Der 2G
 G4 In 1921 the Choctaws, under the s~secaching of Robinson of Mercer univer- -sity. defeated the Birmingham-Souther aggregation by a score of 2I-I. This was inc year when Goat" received such universal widespread acceptance over the south as ] stellar football perform or when he was selected as half on the all-SOuthern eleven.
 Won Tn 1922
 In 1922 the 1'ribesmen met the Bir ningham-Southern squad on their own territory and played them on a wet field. The comparative strength of tho teams was consequently hard to judge and many thought that Birmingham Southern had as good team as thu Choctaws. However, the Choctaws woT the game when. Parks circled right enc for a touchdown in the last quarter and defeated them by score of 6-O. In 1923 Bohler had his first experl ence with the Choctaw. squad as coach, and he placed good team on thu field for every game of the season. Th' Indian Choctaw eleven travelled iron Clinton to Birmingham. where they me the Panthers in one of the best game ever played between Birmingham-South ern and Mississippi college. The score however, was 19-0. Parks kicked two field goals and made one touchdown during the game which netted Is O the 10 points made during the game.
 Look For Victory
 For the season of 1924, the Choc taws are very hopeful of another vic tory over Birmingham-Southern, ant they are striving now to fill up every position with the best man of the squad of 5O for the place; the weaknesses art
 
 game with the players from Birming ham. but for the coming game witt Louisiana college on the campus, anC for the two games so looked forward tC by every student of the college: name ly, A. & M. and Die Miss.
 No injuries were sustained by thu plsyers in the AIillsaps game last weel and all men are in excellent condition for the clash with the Panthers. Ther' may be several changes made in thu line to Lqualize and strengthen botf sides of the line. which, apparently showed up to he weaker on the left sid' than on the right.
 Long Eligible
 Long. the mighty fullback of th' Bohler Tribe. has been reported ellgi ble for the coming games after two ap peals have been sent before the S. l. A A, committee attempting to rule hin out of the game, and his presence in tn, Birmingham Southern game will mari A great hope for the Indians on lin' play gains. as well as yardage on othe- plays. Parks is in good shape for thu game. and there can be no question tha he will do the best work for the ChOc taws under the strengthened interfer cnce which is being developed for hin this week.
 The Choctaws are not expecting al easy 20 of it Saturday. and from all re ports coming from the Birmingham Southern team, the possibilities are tha the game this year will be the greates of all years.