The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-09
COLLEGE MEN IN ATHLETICS
The Georgetown Baseball Team
Prepares for Spring Work.
Outdoor sports Attracting the Stu
dents of the University-Creyys at
the Rowing Macaines-A Beneat
Performance by a stock Company.

Outdoor sports Attracting the stu
dents of the UniverSity-Creyvs at
the Rowing sIachiaes-A Beneat
Performance by Il stock Company.
Since the indoor games at Convention
Hail last week there has been luII Of
interest in track athletics at Georgetown
probably due to the fact that the caudi-
dates for the track team have ceased
training temporarily, but the work of the
baseball squad and the progress of the
candidates for the varsity crew are at
tracing general attention among the
students Jerome Bradley. Princeton,
1897. the coach of the baseball team. has
charge of the candidates vino have been
taking light outdoor work for a week or
so on the Georgetown prep field About
all the work iHdUlged in thus far has
consisted of batting and throwing White,
the star pitcher of the Georgetown team
last year, is assisting Bradley with the
tOssers.
The first game scheduled is with I.afay-
cite College, at Georgetown. on March 90
but in all probability Georgetown Will
play practice game with one of the 10
cal aggregations before that time
The first week in April will see the best
intercollegiate baseball ever played in
- Si9ilAtlS ltil FROM April uELt April
10 there Will be a game every day at
Georgetown with the exception of the 5th
and the It'll. Lehigh will cross bats with
the blue and grey on April g. Yale is
scheduled for the 18th and for the 9Th.
Princeton viii play two games, one on
the 9Th and one on the Sth The Uni
Yerslty of Pennsylvania viii close the
series on the 10th The majority of the
games played by the Georgetown team
will be played In Washington 4 North
ern trip replete with big games has been
arranged, however. for the last week in
May
The following players at present com
pose the squad under charge of Coach
Bradley: Captain Walsh, Drill Apperi-
Gus. Drake. BIewett, BIackay, Seitz. Cox,
Fay, DevIin, O'Hara, Bowling, Hanretty
sullivan, Moran, Smith, Golden. Connors
Murphy. Others viii be added later. II
viii be seen that the squad is made up
largely of men who played on the team
last year.
The fact that but two of the old pIay-
ers have left school gives the GEORGETOWN
supporters good grounds for hone that
the team this year VIII be able 10 defeat
the best baseball aggregations of the col
le6late world. Especial attention will be
gwen TO the coaching of the pitchers.
Ihose VINO are candidates for this position
are Blewet, who held down rubber in
a number Of games last year; Mackay.
another Old player SeitZ.. Cox, and FAY
the latter also being an old PLAYER In
all probability Devliu. O-Hara, Moran.
ana Smith viii make up the infield There
are several other promising candidates for
the lnf1eld positions. It is not likely how
ever, they VIII wiz out over the heads Of
the older players. For the outfieId posi-
lions there is a large field Of candidates
ana so there is for the position of catcher
The schedule of games as Arrange at
present follows: s-a
March 29-Lafayette at Georgetown
March 3g-GalIaudet at GEORGETOWN.
April 3-Lehigh at Georgetown
April yale at Georgetown
April 6-Princet9u at Georgetown
April 8-Princton at Georgetown.
April S-Iale at Georgetown.
April 10-University, Of PENNSYLVANIA at
Georgetown.
April 1}-Nava1 Academy at Annapolis.
April il-COrnell at Georgetown
April 2I-Nirginia at Charlottesville
April 81 niyersity OF = Maryland at
Georgetown.
May 5-Virginia at Georgetown
May Virginia at Washington.
May S-Maryland Agricultural College at
Georgetown.
May I1-Uniyersity of West Virginia at
Georgetown
May 15-4Iaryland at Baltimore.
May IS-PTincetOn at Princeton.
May Hutchinson at Georgetown
May 2I-Yale at New Haven.
May 2S-Holy Cross at Worcester.
May 29-Philips AndOver at Andover.
May 50-BrOwn at Providence
May 31-FOrGham at Fordham
June University Of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.