The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22

oama during the past few years have begun to ranhle in the heart of every loyal Sewanee man. and the team this year is going to Alabama with the determination to wipe out the defeats that have been handed out with some regularity since 1915, if such q thing be possible. The old Sewanee spirit will be in evidence on the field and on the side lines, as the alumni of Sewanee will turn out Tn force and large delegation of students made the trip with the team.
 The lineup of the Tigers has not been announcel, and just who will start the game will probably not be known until the coach sends them on the field. Those who will set in the game during the afternoon, however, can be arrived at with some cer- tainty.
 At one end Captain Conway will certainly perform in his usual ex- celient style. and this 1s0-pounder will undoubtedly give the fans thrill after thrill as he pulls down passes or breaks them up. Ills running mates will be Miller and L~kes. Mil Ter has the call as he is heavier than Oakes and more experienced. He pulls the scales to about 165
 The tackles will consist of "Bo- Peep" Skidmore, Sanders, Kent and Murray. These men weight from lSV to 23O pounds. and have given good accounts of themselves in the games so far. Skidmore was out of the last two games with various injuries. but will probably be in shape to play Saturday. His weight and height ought to be power in the nne, both on offense and defense. Sanders is coming well for new man, as is Murray.
 At guard the coach will probably start Stoney and Prude or Bauman. with Shook ready when called upon. Stoney is seasoned veteran, and Prude and Bauman are excellent new men, although Bauman is more at home at fullback.
 The center of the line will be taken care of by Litton and Stivers, both of whom have had experience and are hard and aggressive players.
 The quarterback position will go to Powers and Baird. Powers was out of the Oglethorpe game with bad foot, and Baird ran the team the greater part of the game, being re- AAS'So py AAhAA ,Oth wv 1iA Baird are rather light. but they are fast men, and Powers is particularly good in broken field.
 Ex-Captain Coughlan will hold down one half. and very probably Linamood will go to the other: The tmprovementsof Lindy is remark lble over his showing of last year. He hits the line hard, and is showing up we'll In picking holes. Coughlan and Lindamood weigh 160 each. Re- lief men for these halves are Ben Payne and Council, somewhat lighter than, Coughlan and Iindamood, but fast men and good at carrying the ball. Both have had considerable ex- perience on the Tiger scrubs of past years. Hamer. new man from Cas- tie Heights, Is also good halfback, and may get chance against Ala bama He Is heavier than either iCoughlan or Lindamood, but has not yet learned all the fine points.
 At fullback 1t is probable that Sat terlee will start as his l30 pounds Is needed to bring the backheld up to a respectable weight. and even with that the backfleld will be rather light as compared to the teams the Tigers will meet from now on. If Satterlee. Is not used at fullback, Bauman will likely get the call. Sat terlee is the punter of the team, al though others are being primed for that department In particular, Simp- son, freshman from Birmingham, is showing great promise. He Is very light, weighing only 1S7. The general utility man Is LeGrand Guerry, who performs at end. in the line, and fullback, and also is some punter.