The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26
B. 4. (. QUINTETIS
 M FINE TRIM FOR
 CAME WITHVANDY
CommodoreS Have Inexperi- enced Squad-Both Games to Be Followed By Club
 Dance-Vandy Squad

The B. A. C. Clubbers have two basket ball games this week, when they meet the Commodores of Vanderbilt Univer- sity on consecutive nights, December % and 30, Wednesday and Thursday nights. Both games will be played on the B. A. C.'s gymnasium floor.
 Coach HutseUs club crew has played one game this season already, and in that opening battle displayed a power of attack that was surprising. Hutsell seems to have not only high scoring machine, but also one that is capable of defending its own basket successfully.
 At forwards, Goaon Hutsell started Bill Moughou and Gille Chisholm, both of whom played fast, shifty game. The real star of the contest was sent in at the start of the second half, when Hut sell turned Red Floyd alUOse upon the luclless Partners who were the oppon- cnts of the Ciubbers, Floyd took com plete charge of the court and rang LII basket after basket for the club He promises to be one of the most reliable forwards the club will have this season. But for injuries, Floyd would have un' doubtedly starred last season, as he played iam-up game up until the time he was taken sick.
 AT CENTER
 At center there are three possibilities. High Pockets Bryan started off the game against the Partners and his work was excellent. He was particularly ac- curate in his shooting. ringing up sev eral baskets. Hobo Baker, who start ed the second half. proved to be in the same splendid form as last season, when he made such a good record for the E. A. C. Then, on towards the end of the game, Q. B. Newman, former How ard College star, was sent in at center. Although he was not in condition for a full game, Newman showed flashes of the old time form that kept Howard on top last season. If Newman sticks with the club quintet this year. he should be a mighty good man for the B. A. C.
 MANY GUARDS
 There is wealth of material at guards. Clemmie Shugerman and Frank Smith started the game at guards and both played d good game for the club. Smith turned out to be an aggressive, shiftN guard, ono wbo is capable of giving an opposing forward a tough time to score a basket over him. Clemmie Shugerman played in the old time form that won fame for him at Central High. school and he promises to ne one of the reliable ones at the B, A, C. this season. Shugerman played practically the entire game.
 Clem Eaughlmhouse, the old reliable guard of the Clubbers got in the game against the Panthers for his full share of the time. During his stay in the contest he exhibited all those sticking characteristics that made him star last season. lp addition to the above players Coach Hnt:e!l sent ia several othere bas- Feteers who show considerable promise
 Taken all in all, the prospects for the Clubbers, viewed after their opening game. are brighter than ever before,
 If reports may be relied upon, Coach Tommy Zerfoss, who has charge of the Commodore basketeers this season. is having quite a time in rounding out a formidable quintet to take up the bur den where last years g. l. A. A. cham pion Commodore left off. Lack of ex- perience seems to be the main handicap at present However, it must not be imagined that Vandy will not be repre- sented by strong team this season, for the Commodores always turn out for midable basketball aggregation.
 yANDY'S SQUAD
 Following is little sketch of the Vandy squad which will arrive in Bir- mingham this week for the games with the Athletic club
 Coach-Tommy Zerfoss, all-southern 
 derbiit last year. Has played basket ball in Birmingham.
 Guard--Garland Morrow, four years star in basketball and football and is playing his last year with Vandy, grad uating in the spring. Morrow is cap tain of the team this year.
 Guard-Dick Gleaves, three-year bas- ketball man at Vandy, who is playing his last year with the Commodores as al fO finish course in law. He is manager of the team.
 Guard-Tommy Ryan, freshman from Texas this year. Ryan played varsity football with the Commodores during the past season.
 Center-Tot McCulloush. freshman from Tennessee. wko played "ars'ty footoau during the season just closed.
 Center-Julian Thomas, second-year Basketball man. Has played varsity football two years. Thomas will captain the Commodore 1921 baseball team.
 Forward--Ray Foster freshman from Nashville.
 Forward-Avin Bell. freshman from Arkansas, who played varsity football during the season just closed
 Forward-Doc Kuhn, varsity football ouarterback. who made 70-yard run against the University of Alabama dur ing the past season. Kuhn is said to be a good basketball player.
 Both games will begin at S:30 o'clock sharp and will be followed by dances. An admittance to the game will admit the holder to the dance also
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