The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-31
SEWANEE TO MEET MOCCASIN ELEVEN. IN CHATTANOOGA.
Tiger Line Will Have Problem to Solve in Stopping
 Talman

sewanee, October 8O-(Special.)-- when the athletic association scheduled a game with the Unlver- sity of Chattanooga, 10 be played in Chattanooga on November 5, it pos sibly had in mind that it would be "a good thng to have an easy game between the Kentucky and Tennessee games. This mistake is frequently made by our schedule makers. From all appearances the Tigers will not only have a hard game, but will have a game in which they will have to extend themselves to the end of the limit if the Purple is to hang another Chattanooga scalp at it's belt.
 Sike Williams, of whom every Se- vance man is proud because he has turned out some teams that deserve high rank in the southern football field. is sure to have a pippin this sear from all the reports The record Of his team thus far this season is an extremely good one, and Sike is going after Sewanee with his coat off. If there is one team Sike would  served his time, most creditably, as Purple player.
 The Tigers and the Moccasins hays met three times in late years. In 1915 Chattanooga held Sewanee, in 9 hard fought battle, to q scorelesS tle' The game nearly resulted in riot In 1916 the Moccasins came to the mountain looking for scalps and got scalped, 54 to 0. It was great re- versal of form for the Tigers, for the dope gave Chattanooga the game. NO more games were played until l9E0' when the Tigers won, 34 to 0, all though the dope again gave Chatta- noga at least an even break.
 This year the Moccasins apparently have the best team they have ever had, and in particular they nave tle star Rutgers former player, Nal- man, who is expected, from the Chat- tanoga standpoint, to tear the 1lgeE line to pieces. He will be given every opportunity on November 5; and II he does succeed in penetrating the II ger defense oftener than he should he will make name for himself in southern football, and will deserve all the flowers that his friends may want to throw at him.
 Scwanec Line Good
 The Tiger linemen are going good now. and have developed 8 charg- ing ability that ought to carry them 1 through the season with q record sell dom equalled by the wearers ot the l Purple. A little more team WoFh and tho Tiger forwards will be l among the best in this part of the | country. Although not particularly heavy. weighing only around 1So pounds, the Tiger linemen seem to i have got together better than in re- cent years, and if Chattanooga backs 1 run through them they will have done d good days work
 The game with Chattanooga will be of much interest to Chattanooga fans, for the Purple team boasts ol four men who made names Tn Chal- tanooga before coming to SeWahee' Bill Coughlan, the Wild lrlshmah' Virgil Miller and LeGrand Guerry are all products of Baylor school, anu James Sanders got his football eA- perience in mountain city also Ihese
 four fellows are almost q team IT Themselves. and when assisted by 1 Captafn Conway, ''Bo-Peep' Skld- more. Roger Murray, "Heinie" Pow CTS and others of like calibre, it Will i
 1 them into camp.
 lust at present it cannot be sald
 that all of the regulars will be able 1 to play against Chattanooga TOT
 mid term ouizzes are on, and the pro ! fassors as usual are making deter
 mined effort to find out just Wna' l the students don't know, wltn a iail amount of success. Under the coliese Irules, a failure on the qulzzes Wi mean a failure to play in the game on November 5. If the Tiger teah | is disrupted by having several play ers relegated to the rear rank th, I Moccasins will have the chance ol l their lives to walk off with ths bacon. Fveryone at Sawanee is lntenselS linterested in the work of the team land it is very probable that the en' itire student body will take holiuas inn next Saturday and accompany tn' lteam to Chattanooga, in which eas' tbe mountain city will be treated t' such cheering as it has not hear' lin ages. The cheer leaders are al
 "bet up' over the prospect or snow ling off their wares, and II the srea lamount of noise made by the sinai tdelecation that went to Birmlnghaf' to cheer the Tigers to victory oNe l Alabama is any indication of Wha will take place in Chattanooga, thei
 tho nolice department had bette
 have double detail on hama, 10
 tbere will be a hot time in the oi'
 town that night.
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