The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-28
SEWANEE'S TRACK TEAM MAY ENTER B. 4. (. GAMES HERE
Coach NicholSon'S Outfit Should Be Championship
 ContenderS This Year
By c. W. UNDERWOOD

Sewanee. Tenn, February &.--(Special) z The proposed schedule for the sewanee gtracis team this spring is as follows:
 April ie or May 7, Vanderbilt. at Nash vile
 April 8, Georgia Tech at Atlanta,
 April S0 Pennsylvania Relays.
 May ?, Georgetown college of Kentucky al Georgetown.
 May '. Birmingham Athletic club games at Birmingham (unless the meet with Vanderbilt is arranged for this date)
 May IS and If, S l. A A., at ssewane. If the above schedule is carried out in full. Coach Nicholson and his southerIl champions have full seasons work cut out for them Considering the fact that the Tigers will be away from home in every meet except the $. ]. A. A, there Is not an easy mark in the list If he Birmingham date is filled. as ap- pears very probable at this writing, the Tigers ability to win the s. l. A. A. for the third time running will be hotly e challenged, for this Birmingham meet will be nothing more nor less than a little S l. A. A, meet, and the relative strength of the Tigers and the Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana teams will be demonstrated
 PERSONNEL OF TEAM
 The personnel of the Sewanee team this year will be somewhat different from that of the past two years. Neither Charlie Hammond nor Burton will be on hand. Hammond was the iron man of the Tisew, and could be called upon to enter almost any event. with the cer- tainty that he would excel in more than one. Burton, 1t will be remembered, came near to breaking the s. I. A. A. high jump record last year. and probably would have done so but for the fact that he suffered d sprained ankle. Julian Scott who showed much class when in form in the sprints and the broad jump, is out for baseball this year, and will not be seen on the cinder path. Tommle Harper and Tommie Tomlnson, two promising hurdlers of last year will not likely be in the races this year. although both are in school.
 Among the members of last years team who have reported to Coach Nich- olson this season are Coughlan, Skid more, Satterlee, Guerry. Minor, Mlenl, Elam Ben Payne and Mac Payne. With these men as nucleus, the coach took advantage of the few good days last week and the week before to officially open the practice season.
 COUGHLIN IS CAPTAIN
 Captain Coughlan, upon whom will probably fall the brunt of the work this
 
 mile but will run the hurdles and the sprnts, and probably essay the broad jump. Skidmore, Satterlee, Guerry and Elan will enter the discus and shot put events; Satterlee in addition being used to throw the javelin. The Payne brothers will be the standbys in the quarter and half mile runs; while Minor and Milem will be the vaulters.
 The Tigers will be weak this year in the distance runs. as neither Woolwine nor Douglas, both members of last year S team, will be able to compete. Woolwne is suffering from a weak heart and Douglas had to quit the game on account of shin splints. The loss of these two men and the inability so far to fill their places has caused the coach con- siderable worry. No top-notchers have as yet appeared, although several fresh men are out for the half-mile event. and two men are trying out at the mile and two-mile runs
 If the list of old men reporting this