The morning times., 1897-03-07

The splendid showing made by the team
OF 90 was largely due to the energy and
splendid practice work OF Daniel j Nc
Carthy, and no college record OF brilliant
players would be complete without lis
NAME He is a star among them all
Capt. Dan halls from South Groveland,
Mass. and has, during the past two
seasons, played center field, and during
that period has been means of strength
to the team, both at bat and in the
field, and is undoubtedly the best out
fielder playing college baseball today.
He i 5 equally sure Oh long flies and diff
cult short field hits. He was graduated
from the HaVerhill, Mass, high school in
81, and in the fall OF that year entered
Holy Cross He was soon up among the
best players. His reputation as u bats
nal. was made In '92, when in three sue
cessivc games ne averaged four hits, with
a total of seven bases off the almost in
yincble Jack HylandS, pitcher OF one OF
the greatest teams that ever represented
Harvard In his junior year he captained
the Holy Cross team. and in the following
September eutcred Georgetown, and he has
kept himself well up in front ever since he
addition TO his perfect fielding and strong
hitting he runs bases with rare good jwig
ment.
He is now twenty-five years old. weighs
175 pounds and is nearly six feet tall
He viii be captain and center fielder again
this season In addition to his fine ball
pla wing he is a star student and was
graduated magma cum laude from the
class OF SO and is a present senior in
the medical department.
The personnel OF the team, as stated. has
not been definitely decided upon, but in
the make-up of the nine several, if not
all, of the following candidates are likely
TO be found wearing the varsity team
uni form.
| One OF the pluCkiest Of the many ex-
| Cellent backstops of last seasons college
teams was little Willie Naloney, Of George
| town varsity. He ranked among the very
| best in the country, Notwithstanding his
| youth and ncwneSs, The fearful ''in-a and
| out shoots the straight ones over the
| plate, of the mighty George Mahoney, had
no terrurS for him and he caught him like
| a veteran game after game. Throwing to
| bases was one of his strongholGS and many
| daring runners of opposing teams learned
| OF his accuracy TO their sorrow. Batting
| well last year, he has improved 80 per
| cent over that OF former years, and in ad-
/ ditlon is baserunner of more than ordinary
| Judgment. Maloney is nineteen years of
age, weighs 1871 pounds and stands five
| feet nine inches in height, He viii un-
doubtedly be one of this season S main
stays of the team behind the bat. He
halls from Lewiston, Me.
Edward Lamb, of Poughkeepsie. n Y,
is another player who won honors on last
year team, playing right field. He is
handsome youth and built like ball
PLAYER, and is quick in his movement and
cool-headed under all circumstances He
CHS $50 pounds, which is well dis
tributed over his feet inches OF height
Eddy bats well and runs the bases with
good Judgment, and is well known for his
sure fielding and accurate and strong
throwing He is a bright light in the Inedi-
cal dcpartme Mt.
Edward Bach halls from Mil waukee, Wis,
and is connected with the law department
Heis pitcher who earned a reputation last
year on the big team OF Marquette College
| He has excellent control, good speed and an
assortment of effective curves, and will
| no doubt bring strength to the team in the
| department where it much needs it this
| season. The newc2meri is big fellow, good
| naturcd and willing. He stands feet in
| his socks, weighs 80 pounds and is Just
| turning nineteen years of age.
Every one who folio wed college baseball
last year knew Jimmy Reardon, the star
| shortstop OF the past seasons team, His
| work in that position, at times bordered on
/ the phenomenal, and. in addition to his
| fielding he earned with his trusty bat the
| cognomen of ''IIome-run Reardon,'' max
| ing himself especially plentiful with his long
| hits Off Carter, Yale's famous star twirler
| He claims Holyoke, Mass, as his home, is
| stoclily built, reaching only . feet = inches
! in height. with weight of 90 pounds. and
| acknowledges that he has witnessed twenty
| summers roll by, He will be prominent
| candidate for his old place at short field,
and will undoubtedly make the team
Among the more likely candidates for a
| place on this sessions team is Paul Flem-
| ing, of Cambridge, Mass, last years
| sterling set ond baseman, and one ef the
most brilliant players in that position
| Georgetown has ever had He has an en-
viable record among his team mates. is
| an all-round good player, as quick and as
| active as cat, a { oGd thrower, a sure
! catch, and a s a batsfnan was sec ond cnly
| 10 Capt. Mccarthy He can easily hold
up his end with any OF the Gil er candi.
dates for his place lie IS twcnty-ono
years of age, weighs a little over 165