The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
SEWANEE TEA " IMPROVING AS THE
 SEASON ADVANCES
Bauman, Powers and Conway
 All Show Up Well

Sewanee. October s.--(Speclal.) The most ardent fan at Sewanee was hardly prepared to believe that the Tigers would .overwhelm the Bryson collegians by any such score as l02 to .. Bryson teams in the past have ly close games, and the team Bryson brought to the mountain this wear compared in weight very favor1bly with the Tigers, there not being of Sewanee.
 The fact that Chattanooga had rolled up a very respectable core on the Bryson boys a week ago did not put false hopes In the Tigers minds that Bryson had an off year. In fact, it was genera ly supposed that alke Williams had developed d ma chine at Chattanooga that was bet ter than any team turned out re gently by the Mountain City Uni yersity.
 SkidmOre Injured
 Again, big Skidmore was unable to get in the game. owing to a bum ankle. and his 240 pounds of eef missing from the fine brought the average weight down considerably.
 The work of the team. which as practically the same as went in against Cumberland. showed much improvement over a week ago. The interfering and blocking seems to be slowly taking shape. and the tack ling of some of the Tigers was the best that has been seen on Hardee field this season. The entire team seemed to play with more pep and vigor and the Bryson collegians were unable to stop the rushes through the line or around the erds
 Not once did the Tigers punt dur ing the game ana they were never held for downs. On ai exchange of punts, Sewanee would have gained almost every time. as the Bryson kicker seldom got off one for more than 20 to 30 yards. Several Bryson punts were blocked, and many Bry- son passes intercepted by the Tiger backfield men. They were certainly working all over the field during the 15 and 12-minute quarters.
 Tigers Passing Well
 The forward passing of the Tigers showed improvement over that of the Cumbe erland game, a number of long gains being made, chiefly Powers or Satterlee 10 conway, or SatterlSe to Powers to Miller. Oakes, who re- turned unexpectedly to the university, played part of the game at end, and did good work in taking passes.
 Bauman. the big freshman who is Satterlee's rival for fullback honors, played a good part of the game, and did stellar work in hitting the line. seldom being stopped with less than a five-yard gain. He has a lot of football to learn yet, but Coaches Nicholson and Perry are giving him all he can stand. During the last quarter he was hit in the stomach and head. and had to be carried from the field, and it was some time be- fore he recovered his senses.
 Powers played the entire game at quarter. as Pete" Baird is still laid up with bad leg. and will not be able to play before next Saturday, when Oglethorpe university comes to the mountain for the annual game. The fight between these two quar- ters promises to be merry one as Powers is going good and Baird Is at disadvantage in getting hurst so early in the season.
 Captain Conway and Miller. the Baylor player two years ago, are showing best. perhaps, on the wings, although LeGrand Guerry, who has been shifted from tackle to fullback and now to end. seems to be able to hold his own with most of the op- posing players. He tackles hard. and is able also to punt when called upon. Moore. the Memphis university