The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-19
BARONS LEA VIE THIS MORNING
 TO PLAY U OF ALABAMA LADS
BILL TOKEN AND GREEN WILL PITCH FOR THE BARONS-EUT TWELVE MEN WILL GO ALONG TO PLAY

The Birmingham Barons had a fast prac- tice yesterday and the youngsters are fast rounding into condition, although there are still many who are sore and stiff The Molesworth aggregation will leave this morning at 10 o'clock for Tus- caloosa. where they will play the Uni versity of Alabama squai.
 Molesworth announced yesterday that he would take but 12 men, including him self, to play Hubby Graves bunch of huskies. The pitchers will be William Foxen and Bull Green, while Ray Ryan and .Bnl" Dilger. will do the backstopping. Lee Lemon is.not well and will not be able to go along, as was in tended. The game Saturday was such a strenuous one that it put the little fel- low in bed However, he will be out in few days.
 Foxen is in fine shape and will no doubt puzzle the collegians with his curves and twisters Bill certainly shows up finely for an experienced player al this time of the year. and it seems as if he will have a splendid season. Green takes very good care of himself and seems 10 be prom iSlHS IlN iS io'hNi iNeN' 5f 'N~ Ni ways keeps in good training. Dilger is not in first class shape, as his knee, which was sprained last week, Is yet sore. However, he will have to catch for there Is none other than Raymond Ryan, who has just arrived. to receive the twirlers.
 Molesworth decided to take Bill McGil- vray along as his first sacker. Bill worked out yesterday and showed his old time pepper and ability. It seems as if he will remain here with his walloping bludgeon Bills arm has not yet rounded into shape, but nevertheless he has his eye on the pellet
 Charley Bell will go along as second baseman Carroll was not well yesterday, and the manager decided to take the younester along. Marcan has just been out one day. and is, of course, not in fl fettle Bell is natural hitter and fast fielder for an amateur He has always been able to hit timely.
 Ezra Mdkiff will cover the shortfeld. Ellam hurt his finger yesterday. while practicing fielding, and Moesworth de- oided to take the third baseman along, for fear that Ellam might injure him. self Mdlliff will make Wall hustle for the third corner, as he is good hitter, a fast fielder and a sure fielder. Last year he hit 1902.
 Joe Rapp the young collegian from California. will play third. Rapp has been caYorting about like veteran and seems to ,haye his eye on the sphere. His arm is mighty strong and he is a fast fielder This will be his first trial in a regular game with the Barons. He is just about 20 years old.
 Molesworth will take along the three regular outfielders. Messenger will play right field, Jimmy Jonston will eavort in center while little Joe Mowrey will cover the sunfcld. or course, MolesWorth viii go along to see that the boys behave. He might have 10 play in the garden, for Messenger is rather sore.
 Here is how the Barons will line up against the Alabama boys:
 Mowrey, left field.
 Messenger. right field.
 Johnston center field.
 McGilvray, first base.
 Bell, second base.
 Rapp, third base
 Midkih, shortstop.
 Ryan and Dilger. catchers.
 Foxen and Green, pitchers.
 The line up of the university crew is not known The game will commence at o'clock on the university campus.