The morning times., 1896-03-15

desired IN the outrrld MeIutire. Tony
smith and Keanc In the outfieid and Green
and Dugan In the inficid and C0nncil b.
hind the bat. viii constitute a corps Of
strong substitutes
Manager John i. O Brien has long been
one OF CeoFgetown's most enthusiastic adj
vUCates Of ofathetics. and has this year shown
remarkable executive ability in arranging
fine schedule of games and getting the
team ready for the seasons work. Much
against his will he was forced Ia cancel
second game with Princeton, in order
that a game might be arranged with Yale
on that date at Old Point Comfort, on
April 3.
This Yale game will be one Of the greatest
events Of the ball season. number of
students and local admirers will accom-
pany the team and large party OF alumni
from New York and Philadelphia will meet
the team at the grounds and cheer them
on To victory.
The Princeton game will be played in this
city and in this game the students antici-
pate the hardest tussle.of the year. Prince
ton has always been one of the most popu-
lar visiting teamSE and so far honors are
about even between them and the localte team
There has for same years been the most
intense rivalry between Georgetown and
the University OF Virginia, and this year
Manager O. Br!en has arranged two games
TO be played in this city, with third one
at Charlottesville, in case of a tie. These
games will probably bring out the largest
crowds OF the season, as they will decide
the championship OF the South, which
Georgetown has held for the last four
years, with Virginia as her closest com
petitor.
Besides the ganfcs scheduled below, the
management is negotiating for dates with
Columbian University of this city Ford
ham College, University of North Carolina,
Yale Law School. Manhattan College, Mary
land University, the Naval Academy, and
various other colleges
If the northern trip is permitted by the
faculty, games will be played with Yale,
Harvard, Brown, Wesleyan, Holy Cross,
Union, Williams and Cornell.
TIE SCHEDULE.
The following schedule OF games is the
strongest ever prepared for the pleasure OF
local admirers OF college baseball. All
the local games will be played on George
town field, which is one of the best ath-
letic grounds in this section of the country:
March 20, Gallaudet College, at Wash
ington; March 2S, University Of Vermont
at Washington; March 30, Lafayette at
Washington; April /, Lehgh at Washing
ton; April 4, Dickinson College at Wash
ington; April s, Richmond League at
Richmond: April 4, Princeton at Wash
ington April s, Yale at Old Point Comfort,
Va; April l. Syracuse League at Wash
ington: pril 10, Fl obart College a Wash
ington; April Is, Washington and Jeffer-
son at Washington; April %, Richmond
College at Washington: April "a, Trinity
college at Washington; April %, Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania at Washington: May
=, University OF Pennsylvania at Phila-
deiphia; May 2, Cornell University at
Washington: May 10, University of Nir-
ginia at Washington; May 16, University
or Virginia al Washington; May 20, Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania at Philadelphia;
May % University OF Virginia at Char
lottcsvflie: June 6, Catholic University
at Washington.
For Other Sports See Page T.