The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-07
@. I. u. d. 4. MEET.
Arrange Schedule OF Games for Coming
Season Good Material for EIIlhous'

| Arrange Schedule OF Games for Com In e
Season Good Material for HIllhouse
lhis Year.
! The directors of the Connecticut In
terscholastic Baseball association held
their annual meeting in the New Haven
house Saturday afternoon for the pur-
pose of arranging the schedule Of
games for the coming season. Those
present were President Ferris of Hill
house, Vice President Sargent of Hop
kins, Secretary Coughlin Of Norwich
Free academy, and Treasurer Pecbham
of Black Hall school.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved, and after a
few changes in the constitution the
schedule for the coming season was ar
ranged, as follows:
Saturday, April 29--Morgan VS.. Bulke-
ley at New London; Norwich Free
academy VS.. Black Hall at Black Hall.
Saturday, May 6-Bulkeley VS.. Nor
witch Free academy at Norwich; Black
Hall vs.. Morgan at Clinton.
! Saturday, May 13-Norwich Free
academy VS.. Morgan at Clinton; Black
| Hall VS.. Buckley at New London.
/ Saturday May 20-Hopkins VS.. Hill
house at New Haven; Norwich Free
academy VS.. Buckley at New London;
Morgan VS. Black Hall at Black Hall.
| Saturday, May 27-Hillhouse VS.. Hop
kins at New Haven; Black Hall VS..
Norwich Free academy at Norwich;
| Bulkeley vs. Morgan at Clinton
| Saturday, June 3-Morgan vs. Nor
witch Free academy at Norwich; Bulke-
ley VS.. Black Hall at Black Hall.
Umpires Madden and OBrien were
appointed for the northern division.
At Saturdays meeting no new appli-
cations for admission were received, and
the league this year will be the same
as last year, Hopkins and Hillhouse
comprising the southern division. Man
ager Ferris, aided by Assistant Manager
Ely of Hillhouse, has been very busy Of
late in arranging series of games for
his team, and has already secured
games with Hotchkiss Belts academy,
Norwich Free academy, Buckley, Nor
gan, Tufts, Springfield and Hopkins
schools.
The Hillhouse team this year bids fair
to repeat it's victories of last season.
While it has lost several good players In
Hart, Fessenden, Coe and Foote, there
Is no dearth of good material to fill the
vacancies. Armstrong, who did such
good work in the box last year, is the
most promising candidate for the place
this year. Nearly all the infield players
Of last seasons team also remain and
the few vacancies will be easily filed
Those of the old players who remain
are Noyes, r. Hart, j. Armstrong, Os-
born, Coffey, Price, Brown, Benham and
Kennedy. The candidates for the team
Will probably be called out to the field
for practice the latter part Of March it
having been decided not to use the Yale
gymnasium cage this year.
Hillhouse is rapidly taking the fore
most place among the schools of Con-
necticut in athletics due in great part
to the school spirit Of the pupils Her
victories of later years, both on the dia-
mond and on the gridiron, have been
hard-earned and the schools interest in
athletics has risen accordingly Illus
trative of the spirit shown is the enter
tainment and dance to be given by the
FL. III. S. chorus club at Warner hall the
evening of February "a, the proceeds of
which is to be given to the athletic as
ISOLATION.