The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-27
WESTFIELD, NEW
 LEAGUE TEAM,
 OVERWHELMED
Central "Y," SIoss- Sheffield and Panther Reserves Win
 Their Games
By MAXWELL ALLEN

Last night in three of the hardest fought games ever played on the Cen tral ''Y" court, the '. NJ. c. A. beat the Stockham team by score of S5 to 17, Birmingham Southern reserves beat North Birmingham, 22 to g, and Sloss Sheffield beat the westfield gang by a score of Al to g.
 The game between the Central "Y' was not any harder fought than any of the other games, but it was prob ably the most interesting from the standpoint of playing. The Central "Y" boys got an early start and main tained good lead throughout the en- tire game. As usual, Captain Hillburn did the largest amount Of scoring for the Abel crew, but he did not eclipse his running mate. Walter Davis, very far, for the short Davis lad only lacked one point of coming up to the standard set by Hillburn. Thomas. who was put in during the last half TOT O. Hiliuurn, also did well for the I. M. '. A. boys on the offensive On the defensive for the ~" Eldridge was the brightest light, even though ms mate II. Davis, put up a corking good game. For the losers Aarrell Was the individual star on the offen- sive, while Reynolds seemed to be the most successful in stemming the at tack of the "Y" clan
 The next game took place between the Birmingham-S Southern reserves and the North Birmingham team, in which the Panthers were victorious by 22 to 3. For the winners, Howell. the lanky forward. was the most brilliant star that Birmingham had on the offensive This long, lean lad made eight of the Panthers' 22 points. Miller and Yield ing also did some first class playing on the offensive, and Richardson was the best man on the defensive.
 Sherrod and Riddle were the stars on the North Birmingham attack ana Brock was good at guard.
 The last game was farce. in which Sloss- Sh effield trounced Westfield by the score of 41 to g. Cook was the individual star for the Sloss clan. he making 16 points for his team Wal den, at guard, .also starred for By Producters
 Llne-ups and summaries follow:
 r. M. c. A. (S5.)-W. Davis (S), for ward; O. Hillburn (9), forward; D. Davis center; H. Davis, guard; Eldridge, guard.
 Stockham Q7)-Harrell GD. forward: Sellers (D. forward; Lillian, center; Key holds, guard; Cook guard
 Substitutions: Trent for Eldridge; H Hillburn for w. Davis; Thomas qN for Q. Hillburn; Daniel @ for D. Davis; Elliot for H. Davis; Trent for Elliot; Brunson for o. Hillburn; Howell (2) for Reynolds; Whiteser for Cook
 North Birmingham (s.)-Biddle (D. for ward; Sherrod (3, forward; Fuqua, cen ter; Harrell, guard; F1eck @, guard.
 Birmingham-Southern (22)-Howell (S). forward; Webb @, forward; Yielding (4, center; Lewis, guard; Richardson @, guard.
 Substitutions: Vardamann for Richard- son, Miller (6) for Myer, Myer for How ell. Herman for Howell, Howell for Her man, Pruitt for Fleck.
 Sloss-Sheffield (4)-Montgomery nD, forward Crook Q6) forward: Brooks (4,, center; Whatley Q0), guard; Walden, guard
 Westfield (S)-Robertson Q), forward; Howell forward; Endsley @, center; Walker, guard; Harrison, guard
 Substitutins: Hanby for Walden, How ell for Whatley