The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-24
BARONS PREPARING
 FOR BATTLE WITH
 TANKS TOMORROW
Sore Arms and Charley Horses Are Decreasing. Grimes and Perryman
 to Face Yankees

. The Barons held only light training yesterday, chiefly because of the large number of players who are on the in- jured list. Although not 8 single Baron is suffering from any serious injury or mishap, charleyhorses and sore arms are numerous. Moley gave the squad only very light workout, which will be fol- lowed by another today in preparation for the game tomorrow with the New York Yankees.
 Sore wings were somewhat better yes terday after day of rest Danny Clark's heaving arm was much better and he took practice with the remainder of the squad. Werner, Lindsay, Derrick, Coombs and the remainder of the camp were also improved and it now appears as though the majority of the roster will be in good shape for the game with the Tanks.
 Shortstop ORourke arrived yesterday and reduced the absent Barons to two. Eddie Mcdonald will hardly arrive before Sunday. while Emil Meusel, the lone Baron hold-out, is not expected. Meusel has fiatly refused to play with the Bar ons at the terms offered him and the chances are he will keep his threat. Mo- ley stated yesterday that Meusel would not be suspended for the next few days but that unless he signed by the first part of next week or appeared as ready to play with the Barons he would be ruled out for the season.
 .~"' PRACTICE GAME SHORT
 The game yesterday between the yam nigans and the regulars resulted in a win for the latter by safe score. The game was short and but little benefit was de- rived. Moley stated yesterday that Grimes and Perryman would probably be his offering against the Tanks in to- r1aorrow's fracas. The game will start at o'clock. Harry Stradford will um- pire. The Yankees have a good team and reverse for the Barons is expected. The Barons will present their full strength with minor exceptions and good game is expected, although Moley and his crew will be slightly outclassed. The Tanks are the only major league team appear ing here this season with the excep- ton of the New York Giants, who play here April 3 and 4.
 TANKS ROSTER The following is the complete roster of the Yankees: Infielders-Walter Pipp. Charles Mullen, Dan Boone, Joe Gedeon, Roger Peckln- paugh, Charles Baulnan, J. Franklin Baker, Outfielders-Frank Gilhooley, Fritz Mai \ sell. Lee Magee, Hugh High, Roy Hart zelf, Luther Cook Catchers-Leslie Nunamaker, Walter Alexander Albert Walters. Pitchers-Ray Caldwell Ray Fisher, 1 Ray Keating, Bob Shawkey, Nick Cullop, George Mogridge, Slim Love, Urban Shocker, William Piercy, Cliff Markle, Allan Russell. Coaches and Trainers-Germany Schae- fer, Duke Farrell, James Duggan and Joseph Kelley, scout. Newspaper Representatives-Fred VanI Ness, Mail; William Slocum, Evening Sun; Harry 'Schumache Globe; Fred Lieb, Press; Charles Lewis, Telegraph; William Hanna, Sun; Bozeman Bulger, Evening Mail. Col Jacob Ruppert and Capt. T. L. Houston, owners of the club, are also with the party. While in Birmingham the party will stop at the Tutwiler hotel. The entire party in special will arrive in Birmingham tonight at 11:05 over the Southern railway. The party will leave tomorrow night