The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-30
SOUTHERN LEAGERS
 TO MEET UNIVERSITY
 OF ALABAMA TOSSERS
Boss MoIesWorth to Use Same Line-Up Against Ala
 bama as Toronto
By HENRY VANCE


 On the eve of the trip to Tuscaloosa, Moley put his men through some light work Tuesday afternoon. No game was indulged in by Regulars and Rockies, and the Baron boss cautioned the boys not to let themselves out too much in the chilly weather As matter of fact, the practice was held to one session dur ing tn day, whereas two sessions have been in vogue for the past week. They did not report until noon, and by J o'clock the Regulars hit the showers and donned civies
 BARONs LINEUP
 Boss Moley announced that he would use the same lineup in the game against Tuscaloosa that worked in the contest with Toronto last Saturday Brandon and Gooch will be carried along as -catchers; Morrison, Whitehill and, Fren- ick will be the siabbers; Dutch Bern sen on first, Stewart on second, Tommy Taylor on third and young Kane on shortstop. with Emory, Silva and Clarke holding down the outfield berths.
 There are two reasons why Moley will use Kane at short One is that Croil arms and Gladys wants to give these in jured wings d good chance to recover 4pefore they are worked again. The other reason IS that Moley has grown to be rather sweet on young Kane and has uecided to look him over thoroughly.
 MAKES A HIT
 This means that the kid has made a hit with Aloley, due to his pep and fight ing ability. If he can get in there and learn enough about Class A infieldinS between now and the time the season gets going he should bear watching t1is willingness to take instructions and hts eagerness to deal out pep are responsible for his getting the chance at short. Many youngsters are too modest and too will ing to admit that places have already been selected for veterans. Kane came to town believing that he had the goods, and when he saw number of men who had seen professional service, and by all the rules of the game should stand better chance to make the team, he never gave up hope. He got in there with the old fighting spirit and showed the best wares he had. As conse- Quence he will get a thorough trial on the infield.
 MAKES NO RELEASES
 Moley announced Iuesoay afternoon that he had made nosreeases and would make none for seveiA days. Aside from the fact that he wants to give. every youngster a thorough trial, he also wants 10 keep two complete ball clubs together, so that his worK will not be hampered in the least.
 Taking the team as a whole, all men are in good shape and they have been getting ideal weather. with the exception of the cold snap Tuesday and the rain and disagreeableness of Monday. Some of the pitchers need another week to round into condition, but, on the whole, the boys are in fine shape and are champing at the bit for the season 10 begin.
 Shutter Matthews, old Baron cacher who was here last, week looking Tor players for his Georgia State league ciup' went away empty handed. The season over there does not start until late, ana Carlton announced that he did not feel like turning youngsters over to ciu1 where they would be forced to wat around with no pay for a month or SC until work actually started.
 s Pug Allen, the other Baron outfielder' who is yet to report, and who was ex- pected in here the latter part of las' week. has not yet come into camp. Pug has been coaching a college team m Florida, and the chances are that ms work down there required his serVices flor a greater length of time than ne hdu at first anticipted