The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
SEWANEE TIGERS BATTLE KENTUCKY GRID TEAM TODAY
I Tennesseeans to Use Practi- Cally Same Line Up That
 Defeated AlabamianS
By c. w. UNDERWOOD


 the Sewanee Tiger will invade the Blue Grass State on Saturday and endeavor to match Alabama's scalp with that of the Kentucky Wildcats.
 Admittedly the Tigers have the best team they have had in several years. but no less So is the same statement true with regard to Ken lucky. Always playing close game, these two teams ought to run true to form this year. The Purple suppor- ters believe. however that this is Sewanee's year, and that the Tigers will be returned the victor when the last whistle has blown at Eclipse park on next Saturday.
 Not Too Confident
 Neither the coach nor any member of the team cares to venture the opinion that Sewanee will win. The members of the team are plugging away. trying to correct such faults as the Alabama game brought out, and they have but one idea in mind and that is to give Kentucky all they have. When they have done this, the Tiger followers will be satisfied. and will ask no more-win or lose.
 From such dope as can be gleamed rum IuG Iit tW SpdpSJS, tue two ltaIuS appear about evenly matched in weight. In the line 1t would appear that Kentucky has a slight edge, while in the backfield the Tigers will probably be T few pounds heavier The general average of both teams appear to be about l75 pounds.
 Kentucky Composed of Veterans
 Tn the matter of experienced play CTS. Kentucky appears to have a de- cided edge. for reports are that she has 10 letter men on the team, whereas the Tigers will probably open the game with only six letter men,, three sophomores who subbed last year, and two freshmen.
 Despite the fact that Kentucky has more letter men and an even break In weight. the Tigers. are going into the game with the determination to take the Wildcat into camp and bring back the bacon to the Mountain top. Whether this determination will re- suit in a Tiger victory will be known Just about sundown Saturday even ing, for it is not likely that the game will be won by either side until the last whistle blows. These Tigers and Wildcats are famous for fighting to tn elast ditch and, many remember last years game. when Kentucky snatched & tie from what appeared certain defeat, in the last quarter of the game.
 Same Line-Up
 The Tiger lineup will likely be similar to that used in the Alabama game Captain Conway and Miller at the wings have proved themselves adopts in their positions, Conway In particular being bulwark on de- fense and one of the best forward pass receivers seen in this neck Of the woods for some time. Skldmore and R. Murray as tackles are hard to beat. In fact. it is doubtful if any team in the south has two better tackles taken collectively Skid is valuable outside his work in the line. for he can kick field goal often enough to make his average good. Murray showed in the labama game that he knew football and knew how to play it. He never faltered when 1t came to recovering a tumble, and his getting down under punts was something to marvel at.
 Stoney and Satterlee make pair of guards to draw to. Stoney has worked at the guard position for two or three seasons, and can always be counted on to deliver the goods Sat terlee has been used at fullback a good deal, but he has also had con- siderable experience In the line, and his 190 pounds Is not to be sneezed at when it comes to pushing back the opposing forwards. At center Litton has proved himself, and this young Memphis player deserves to rank with the best of them. Alwayt a hard fighter, the opposing center knows he has been in game when Litton Is opposite him
 Powers Star
 Kromar Powers, the little quarter back of the Tigers, got his experience at the University of Tennessee two years ago. He has not forgotten what he has learned. In fact. he has learned more than he ever knew. Ills work this year has been Of a high standard, and he bids fair to become one of the best quarters the Tigers have had for many years. He has good head, runs the team well. and never spares himself when he can lend a hand in any play
 Bill Coughlan and Lindamood al the halves are showing all the form the Purple followers could ask, par ticularly Coughlan. This letter man and his coworker who has yet to win his. coveted "S." are working well in harness. and together make a pair of line snashers such as the Tigers have not had for years. And Bau- man. the big freshman fullback or the Tigers. is omething of a me smasher himself. If all the freshmen who enter college each year were as good as he is, football would soon become a contest between gladiators. Bauman is making name for him- self at Sewanee, and he is modest young gent withal.
 Have Good Reserves
 If it were necessary. another team could be put on the field by the Tigers that would bear respectable with that outlined apoNe. This year the Tigers are rich In goou material. although the total student body is only POP. If there Is another college-in the country that can turn out as good a team on student body of s0a, let them speak up right now
 Stsvers. last year letter man, IS A corking center: Prude. Shook and Dave Murray have shown good form at the guard positions; Sanders ana Kent are hard to beat as tackles. ana Oakes Is coming end. "Pete bairu. who made his letter last year. IS all there at quarterback. while Ben Payne, Council and Hamer are hati backs who can run the ends With surprising quickness LeGrand Query. who was prevented from making his letter last year on ac- count of broken arm. Is the pest utility man the Tigers have had In many moons. He plays fullback. tackle, end, and could probably serve -..,.1 o,l bo1ffar1. ou orcaSiOp.