* 1 . n : i'.- staged a light workout
j. i y a i noon ironing1 out the
] . - .or * important go me. Cull*
%.*v . g; nii. s stage a hard scrim
‘ & itl« ..ay i'ucrnoun, but can a
: ,u. ; . Friday and general, fin
i work marked the last
ion. Coach Pugh lias his
• ‘ . *od shape for the game
. : .1 {A1 •• .ception of Williamson.
ec.i\* ar.tl Mich im. a crack
play or i i\ ... *kle. These u o men
ve>‘ ]u;rr\ ‘ n the last game of the
season wiK.: the St. Bernard eleven
and an* still feeling- the affects ot
the injuries. Both will start the
game, but i is feared that neither
will be able to do his best work.
The Cullman delegation boasts of a
speedy back field that is. a im-slar
combination. All are passers while
llagdand, liiu-pound fullback, does
the punting. There are no outstand
ing men of the quartet of Cullman
backs and it is a well .balanced of
fensive machine. In the line Captain
lliohavU.s m at tackle, Nuss at and.
Williamson at center and Mitcham at
tackle arc stellar performers who are
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expected to stop the rush of the
Shelby plungers.
Coach Barclay of Shelby gave his
men the finishing touches Friday of
a stiff four-day practice session and
announces h.s squad in the best of
shape. The Shelby aggregation will
probably have a pound or so on the
Cullman crew in weight, as the for
ner tip the scales for an average of
GO while the Cullman team will
average 155 or slightly above.
