New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
BASEBALL IN THE YALE Law SCHOOLs
LIST OF EXPERIENCED PLAYERS FROM wHCh
To CHOOSE THE PROPOSED NINE


TO CHOOSE TIE PROPOSED NINE
New.Haven Conn. March 10 (SpeciaD.The interest IN
the baseball association the Yale Law School in'
creasine. Now that the nine is certainty, the queson
OF what its strength will be has come up Law ochoos
men are confident that the will be able TO give he
college nine hard tuSsle and possibly TO defeat the
unergraduates The latter have not given the matter
much thought fact they have regarded until recenuy
the formation Of nine in the Law School as gooo oeo
OF an impossbity. The matter Of funds. etc. seemee
TO be too great obstacle in the OF the disciples o.
Blackstone.
That there will be Law School nine and strong ono
too is certainty II the members OF the school reiuss
to support team there are lawyers In New'havens
graduates OF the Law School, who will. As TO the PROB
able strength the team some idea may be gained ~
glancing over the list Of candidates. For battery
Bowers OF the university teams OF the last three years.
will be pitcher, while Graves. the Trinity catcnes
and football man. will support m For nrst base oNen
the old Holy Cross first baseman. and a good one VIII
he the leading candidate. second. Norton who dio
some phenomenal work for Yale last year In this post on
will be good a could be found on any coi'eso
team PERHAPS There also two more nrsc ass secons
basemcn in the SchoolRedington. who last seasoo
c,p,ained the Syracuse University nine. and who has
played second base Stages Chautauqla nine tor me
last two summers, and Farrell second baseman OF the
Phillips Exeter Academy team
These list three will I'LL up the inhed positions
For tho out the candidates Parsons CT the Lewis.
ton Me- team who led tho New.Ensland League In Dat
ting during Of 1891 Beidleman catcher on tne
lafayette College last Foster former catcner
on the Colby University nine Brady who played on one OF
the Western college lat seasoo and the following
who have had less experience as players WOOL
whittlesey. Donovan Miller DeDnison, Hubbard Larkins
Grouse and Bon>al
The men are experienced players for the most part
and II properly handled ought to develop into strong
team Dartmouth has written asking for two games VIVA
tho team Holy Cross has asked for three, while Am
hers Wesleyan and Tufts have also ASKED Tor dates'
Harvard it is said will want meet the team, and when
H. is f,iry organized there will doubtless be other colleges
desirous OF having a tilt with Yalcs latest offspring
The oppostion the among members OF tne Law
School alleges that the will have men VINO are NOT
GOOD straight amateurs and therefore ought not 70 DC
allowed to represent As far as any one can nno
out, the new nine will not make any claim regarding
amateur>m. 1t will simply pose as the Yale Law Senoo'
nine The men organizing the team 40 hot in'
tend TO antagonze college undergraduate team ana
therefore deserve fair play the use N the university cage
and .hc Yale field and they conduct the team as tney
saw they will the pcct Of the university ,.,....,
~ recent ,ppoinmcnt Of the Athletic Constituton,s
Committee by Chairman Laughn, OF The heir News.
has brought out a rather interesting tart Inc coul:
n,i,,ce apponted draft new constitution rohshss
the head. athletic Srginizatioi> mskue esms
men In all two repre- entayes from the Law Scnooi vc
from the Medical and from the Dinty Schooi
ttn CONSTITUTION The position OF the hrads OK Inc ne
athletic organization the rule is Wei known nS
contribution however, will have % be ratneo oy u'
yprsify