The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-01
GEORGETOWN HOPES TO
HAVE GOOD BALL TEAM
Jerome Bradley to Coach
Blue and Gray.
THE PITCHERS ARE UNTRlED
Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and Cornell
On Card for Easter Weck-Abuu-
dance of Material

The baseball schedule recently an
uounced by Manager Jos~rh 2. Miller. Of
the 1903 team. is ono OF the best over
got up by q Georgetown manager. Con
sequentIy. the lovers Of collegiate base
bail VIII be given a chance 10 see some
fine sport when Georgetown mos Har-
ward. Yale Princeton. Cornell. Brown.
Syracuse. Lafayette. Lehigh AMI other
prominent institutions OF he counTrr-
Easter week will he a gala ono. Il the
weather is good, several fast and GaaIry
games viii be seen on the local campus.
The games TO be played that week viii
be with Yale. Princeton. Harvard and
Cornell. Two games are scheduled to be
played with Yale and Princeton. These
are the four most prominent universities
in this country. and all Of them aIC well
represented on the baseball diamond
The teams promise to be rouger g az
ever this year.
Georgetown expects to have a last
team in The field this year. bu5 4 i-tIIe
apprehension has been rausai bv tire
loss of a number Of good ID 81 who fig
ured conspicuously in former sasons.
games Among those who will not YEA.
the blue and gray this year arc MacEay.
BIewe'r. Cox, Moran Drill Golden. Dis
sell and O'Hara. The first three are
pitchers of the first rank Cox twirIed
the Yale game last season. which re-
suited in a victory for Georgetown by
a score of TO /. He also twirlea IN
several minor contests and won all Of
his games. Blewett pitched his team 10
victory in all of his games las. year
with two exceptions. Among his best
achievements was putting two twists ID
the Princeton Tigers tail MacKay was
also an able slab artist. and won Tr,-5G.
several Of the best teams played jv
Georgetown. The loss of these mon
leaves the pitching department in the
hands of new men. with the exception
Of Fay. Charley Moran VIII enter the
professional ranks this season with Size
Washington team. He is REGARDED as
one Of the fastest shortstops in the East.
and VIII no doubt make good with The
Senators. The loss is a heavy one 10
Georgetown Drill. who did the receiv-
ing for the Blue and Gray last season.
viii don the pad Tor Washington this
yea.- Golden and DisseU were Two lass
deIders. and their places viii be hard to
fill OHara is still at the universIts.
but the four-year eligibility rule. which
is strictly enforced at Georgetown by
Graduate Manager NJ J. Thompson, pre-
vents him from playing this season IL
was thought that OHara wolld be shift
ed over TO short 10 cover Noran-s teri +
tory but when his record Was looked 10
by Mr., Thompson it was found that he
had already played four years. and was.
therefore, out Of the running
The loss Of these men gives mum
Der OF new men a chance to make names
for themselves in the athletic world and
TO defend the Blue and Gray on the dia-
mond. When It was found that all of
these good men wo4Id not pIav this
year. Manager Miller began TO look
around for new men who knew the game
Although the pitching department looks
comparatively weak present. before
the beginning OF the season the new men
VIII be in fit condition, and some good
material is likely to be developed. VIII
Thompson, brother of the graduate man
ageT Of athletics, is a husky youth. and
viii make q rafting good twirIer if he
keeps up his training lie is regarded
as one of the best candidates for box
work Titus and Charles Cox are also
hard trainers, and viii be able to do
good work by the time the season opens.
Ryan is a junior and is regarded as
strong man. Fay VIII probably do his
usual good work this season and will