The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-09
Today's Game at Munger Bowl Begins at 3:30-Gra- ham Will Probably Oppose Patterson in Deciding Game of Tiger Panther Series
Probable Line-upn

Babe Graham, hefty southpaw ace of the Birmingh Southern staff. will mount the hill Tuesday afternoon at Munger Bowl in an effort to cap- ture the series from the Sewanee in- vaders He will be opposed, in all probability, by Patterson, about the best in the Purple stable. Sewanee meets the Partners at Munger Bowl this afternoon at 3:30.
 Graham has twirled brilliantly this year in all save two games. One of these, the Michigan contest, he had a very bad offday and was hammered from the box. On the other occasion he was jtrked in the very first inning againss howard. he having been sick Ill bed for nearly a week before the battle. If the Babe has fully recov- cred from his illness, he will be cer- tain to stop the invaders almost in their tracks, for he is a finger of known ability and will hardly have another offday this season as he did in the Michigan struggle. He holds a
 decision over Auburn and twirled well against vandy in the contest he lost by a 6 to count on the Com modore lot.
 Lineup the Same
 The remainder of the Gold and Black battle front remains the same as usual There is only a slight chance of Miller taking the hill. In case he does. Caldwell will occupy second. and he and Enklebert will switch places in the batting order. The Panthers are going well right now. particularly in the fielding line and are due to win from the visitors.
 The brilliant work of June Anderson has been feature of late, while Mill Ter and Stuart. veteran infielders.
 have been going nicely and Ben
 Englebert is filling the hot corner in his steady. reliable style.
 Sewanee is not going at any too dazzling a clip in this. her first, base ball season. It is not to be expect cd that they could turn out a team to compete with the larger colleges in their first attempt, in particular as they have such a limited student body to pick from. It is expected that they
 will have very strong team in 1923.
 Alabama Beat 'Em The Tigers received most scrump- l tious licking at the hands of the Alabama Crimsons in Tuscaloosa Monday, while they dropped two tight IT | of Tennessee and then split a twin bill with the strong Camp Benning team. In the two contests the Pan
 thers played at Sewanee on their re- cent road trip, they hammered Patter-
 son and Scott for 12 runs in the first game. winning 12 to 6, but in the sec ond struggle they were beaten by | Thug Murray. For this reason it Is
 entirely possible that he will be sent back at the Panthers, even though | he twirled part of the Alabama game yesterday.
 The handspring of the Tiger team | is Papa" Conway, an infielder of experience and a real ballplayer. He | is captain. practically coach and is
 responsible in large measure for, the
 mountain school turning out a team
 ,his season. He plays either short or third, but will most likely seen
 here at the latter position. Conway
 was captain and end on footall team,
 it will be remembered. Other grid
 ders on the squad are Powers, flashy
 little quarterback, who plays second, | is leadoef man and Is another good | infielder Litton, a swatting outfield- I CT and Murray, star tackle, who Is
 a good twirler.
 An item of real interest to Bir- 1 mingham fans is the fnct that Rush Simpson, former Central High star in football and base ball, has made the team In his | freshman year. Rush Is playing
 right field and third base, going i to the latter place when Con- way pitches, which Is rather tn- frequent. Rush hits from either side of the plate, is fast man on the sacks md fairly good out fielder. He did not make an er-
 TOT in something like n half dozen
 games at third for Central last season.