The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-05
ST PAUL COLLEGE
BALL TEAMS AT
WORK
st. Thomas, Manchester and
HamIine Players to Begin
Training for Opening Of
Intercollegiate Leagues
Season This Weekday
ing Schedule Is Announced.

Monday afternoon will find the base
bail coaches of the st. Paul college
teams in the intercollegiate league be-
ginning the work of whipping the
present baseball material into what
they hope to be winning shape for the
short season which is to open April %
Three St Paul institutions are rep
resented in the league, which is made
up of St. Thomas, Hamline, Macales-
ter, Carleton, st. Olaf and Shattuck.
The st. Thomas college team, which
has taken the lead during the past two
seasons, viii open the training season
with a strong list of candidates and
the Saints feel confident that they are
to repeat their successes of former
seasons.
Catcher Doyle, captain of the 1902
st. Thomas team, has been selected
as coach for the Saints and though
the absence of Fleming and McDer-
mott should weaken the st. Thomas
box department, it is expected that the
veteran backstop viii develop a fast
and winning team.
The list of candidates includes:
Catchers, Stapleton, Kerans, Nc
CURE and Meyers; pitchers, Tomek,
Lutge, Staffani, Gillen, Casey, O'Toole;
infelders, Ryan, Gleason, Tomel1, Ker-
ans, Staffani, Dowd, Stapleton, Nc
Dermott, MohowslSi, Byrnes and Tracy;
outfelders, Shuran, Halfpenny, Hop
penjam, Pescheges, Nadigan.
Manchester college is fortunate in
being able to start off with the frame
work of the last seasons team and
with a large number Of candidates
ready to try for the vacant positions.
Erickson, the Manchester crack twirler
for the past three seasons, is conceded
the first place in the pitching depart
ment and Mutt, who is also an in
fielder, viii work on the slab. Jacob
son has given up his old position at
third and will move over to second,
and DietZ VIII try for the vacated third
bag Fitzpatrick, Wallace and Guy are
candidates for the initial bag. Prof.
a. W. Anderson will again manage the
team and T. E. Finn will assist him.
Iiamline is confident that she will put
penuaEt winning team in the field this
season. The loss of Tucker and Saun-
dCis WeakenS the pitching department. as
there are few new men who appear able
to succeed to the shoes Of these twirlerS.
The bulk of the slab work will fall on
HOuch and Eaton. Lee viii take charge Of
The receiving end Of the battery and VIII
captain the team. a large number of new
men nave Signlhed their intention OF try
ing for q place on the team and from this
unknown material the coaches hope to Sc
lect a fast team. The schedule for the
season follows:
St. Thomas
At Carleton. April 27; at Manchester,
April %; at Hamline. May 6; at st. Olaf,
May 10; at Shattuck, June 8.
Manchester
Al St. Olaf. May G; at shattuck. May
IS; at Carleton, May IS; at st. Thomas,
May 20; at Hamline, June 5.
Hamline-
At Shattuck. May 2; at Manchester May
-; at st. Thomas, May q; at Carleton,
June 1.
Carleton
At St Thomas, May 16; at HamIine,
May .; at Manchester. June 8.
St Olaf
At HamIine. April OF; at st. Thomas,
May %; at Manchester. May 80.
Shattuck-
At Manchester. April %; at st. Thomas,
May 9; at Hamline. May 20.