Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
GEORGETOWN'S NEW SCHEDULE.
A Fine Program for Local Patrons of Bas
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Fine Program for Local Patrons of Base
Ball.
Through the yuntiring efforts of Mr. Condo
Mast, the thustling and wideawake manager Of
the Georgetown College base ball team, a
schedule OF unusual excellence has been
arranged and there will be presente
for the pleasure of the lovers of good
base ball here such an array Of prominent col
lege teams AS ha never before been attempted
here. All the big college teams from Harvard
down are scheduled for at least one game.
Yale was willing to come. but unfortunately
its open dates did not At the open dates of
Georgetown Varsity team. Harvard University
will play ball here for the first time in many
years and tine game with that team at National
Park, at 7th and Boundary. on April promises
to be great social event as well as an excellent
contest The interest in that game will no
doubt rival that OF the great local foot ball
game on Thanksgiving day, and everybody will
root for Georgetown. Georgetown plays q re-
turn game with Harvard at Cambridge on June
and at Princeton on June s. The only open
dates are May 8, IS. IL, 20 and "a, and for these
dates games will probably be arranged with
University Of Virginia, Johns Hopkins, C. A.
G. Of this city and possibly second game
with University Of Pennsylvania.
Georgetown has never before had such q
strong team; indeed this city has never before
this furnised so strong team OF pure amateur
players. and it is with pardonable pride that the
varsity boys claim that they will be able to
win a majority of the games scheduled. The
team has had good training all winter in the
gymnasium, and since the open weather has
done some field work under Capt. Ed Maho-
ney, and in the games with the "Reserves'' this
week showed they were not only terrific bat
tiers, but good base runners and fielders.
The base ball season will be opened in this
city on Wednesday, March 20. at National B. B.
Del a,,A fh6 rsll xhox d. H.
"Washingtons."
The team on Wednesday will probably play
as follows: Carmody, pitcher; Sullivan, catcher
George Mahouey, LIST base; Ed. Mahoney, cap
tain. I'd base; Carbon, Sd base; McGrath, 6. 8.
Harley, left field; Murphy, g. f.; Carney, r. +.
Madigan, Gouidon, Walsh, Bolwsy and McS0r-
Icy, substitutes.
ALI games With few excetiOns will be played
at Capital Park, on North Capital and G streets.
the exceptions are the games with Harvard and
with the WashingtOns. which will be played at
National Park, and admission to all games will
be Is cents.
The management has gone to great expense
in securing the best ball teams in the country,
as will be seen by the following schedule, and
should be encouraged by large attendance at each
game. That the games will be more interest
ing than many OF the professional games there
is no doubt.
Cupid" Townsend, formerly Of the Y. M. C..
A., practiced with the team last week and
Georgetown 'rooters" are much pleased to
know that he will hereafter wear the .blus and
gray"
Following schedule is revised one (sincs last
published) and is official:
Washington League team, at National Park,
March 49,
Columbia College, at Capitol Park, March so.
SwarthmOre College, at Capitol Park, April l..
Lehigh University, at Capitol Park. April 8.
Harvard University, at National Park, April z.
University of Vermont, at Capitol Park,
April 8.
Dartmouth, at Capitol Park April 10.
Washington League, at National Park, April
15.
Baltimore League, at Capitol Park, April 90
Trinity College, at Capitol Park, April az.
University City of New York, at Capitol Park,
April 90.
Chicago Athletic Club, at Capitol Park, May l..
Lafayette College, at Capitol Park, May 0.
ABROAD
Baltimore League, at Baltimore, April 10.
University Of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
April 26.
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, May 10.
Wesleyan College. at Middletown, May 90.
Holy Cross, at Worcester, Mass, May 80.
Brown University, at Providence, May 81.
Harvard University, at Cambridge. June l.
Brown University, at Providence, June 2.
Lafayette, at Easton. June 8.
Princeton, at Princeton. June s.