The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-06

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the university campus. This is the first
game either team has played this season,
and nobody knows just what they can
do but judging from appearances they
seem to be evenly matched.
The lineup is as follows:
Northwest Normal Friends
Smith .......... Pitcher. ......-....E. Pile
Summers ........ Catcher ............Senter
Finger First base Miles
Langdon ..... Second base. Davidson
Langley ....... Third base......... II. Pile
Gard .Shortstop. Thompson
Bates ...........Left field ...... Dinhollen
Stewart 49,. Center field .........Parker
Nash ..........R Right field ...-...s...Israel
Tomorrow the visiting team will cross
bats with the Fairmounters. a large
number of Normal students came with
their team. The party arrived on the
Panhandle train last night in a special
car which they had literally decorated
with their colors, red and black. There
were so many Of them that they nearly
filled the Santa Fe depot. AS they went
up town they walked things up little by
giving their college yell with a large
amount Of vigor
Among the party were: President Jas.
Ament and wife; Prof. A A. Snowden
and wife, Prof. Guy NJ. Lick, Prof J.
Everett Smith. Claude E. Hullett, score
tary; Misses Gertrude McKeever. Mary
Cowgirl, Laura Williams, Ethel Reed and
Anna Brown; Messrs VIII Boles, Al
Boles Harley Todd, Frank Madison. Bert
Langley, Jesse Langley, Dudley Nash,
Kit Finger, Henry Simmons. George
Langdon, George Stewart, Al. Gard, Lew
is Smith. Ross Frazier, Charley Bates,
Clarence Salter, Smith Cunningham. Crit
fey Clark, Frank Greene, Judd Greene, C.
p Green, w. L. Hickman, George cam
er2n. George Adams. Fred Burgin. Frank
Salter Roy Rudolph, w B. Hall. James
Smithhister, J. e. Hughey and Fred
S2aulding
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS.
On Saturday a game will be played b.
the seniors and the faculty of the High
school Both teams have been selected
and have been in training for many
weeks past. and the game bids fair to be
q scientific contest. The faculty team is
composed Of men who have grown old in
the game, the most prominent being Pro-
fessors Life. Vernon, Dunn, Dyer and the
lnimitable Jack Richardson. OF these,
Prof. Life is probably the star He is
said by some to be related to the mighty
KeeIer of Brooklyn. When he takes his
position at the bat he can hardly be told
from the Brooklyn man, except that he
Is a much more terrific hitter and as a
fielder he is far superior on account of
his intimate acquaintance with velocity
acceleration ad visual angles. Dunn and
Vernon make the best battery in the
country. Dunn being schooled in para
bolas and hyperbolas, and Werner hav-
ing studied the Roman and Grecian meth
Cd Of playing the game, will make some
naughty seniors lay down their bats.
Prof. Allen, Prof. Dyer and Jack Rich
ardson need no introduction, as they are
without doubt great players.
The senior team has many stars also,
hut they have not yet made regulations.
The line up for the seniors will be as fol-
lows: Catcher, Charles; pitcher, Cole;
first base Gerteis; second base, Rogers:
third base, Morgan; shortstop. Brown;
left field. Day; center field, Morgan; right
field. Hyde
The game will be played at the old
Athletic park. corner South Main and
Gilbert streets