The Washington herald., 1906-12-16
GEORGETOWN 'SGAMES.
Baseball Schedule Of Blue
and Gray Complete.
BIG COLLEGES AGAIN ON LIST
Columbia, Dartmouth, and Virginia
Military Institute WIZ BE Played
Trip Has Been ArranEed-FOur Out
Of-TOwn Games-The Schedule.

The regular schedule of twenty-one
games for the Georgetown baseball team
for next spring was completed yesterday
by Manager Joseph Mclaughlin, '0S.
While few early season midweek games.
including one or two with the Washing
ton league team, remain TO be settled, the
official list given out last night contains
all the contests with college teams that
will be played by the Blue and Gray.
For the first time in ten years no
Northern trip for the latter part of May
has been arranged. as the faculty issued
an edict about the middle Of last year
that in the future the baseball team will
be allowed only four out-of-town games.
1t was expected that this rule would
prove big handicap. as il was hardly
expected that the New England colleges
would agree TO play in this city unless
they could obtain return dates. but Man
ager Mclaughlin succeeded in getting all
Of the most desirable dates that have been
on the list in past seasons.
Easter Week Carnival.
The usual Easter time carnival Of two
games each with Yale, Princeton. and
Pennsylvania will be held at Georgetown
Field, while the schedule has been made
more attractive by getting a two-game
series with both Virginia and George
Washington, which will practically decide
the Southern championship although the
contest with North Carolina on April l6
must be taken into consideration for this
title
The new teams on the schedule this
season are Columbia and Virginia Mill
tary Institute, while Dartmouth will be
played et Georgetown Field on April ]
for the first time.
In the matter Of material the indica-
tions are that the team will be unusually
we'll supplied next spring. There are in
college ten players who won their &c"
last spring. and in addition TO these men
there are several new candidates who are
said to have made good records in their
preparatory schools.
Although Larry brennan. last years
mainstay, viii be missing. It is likely that
the pitching staff viii be strong, as there
are Cantwell. Mayock, and Montgomery
from last year. Although CantweI did
good work last season as a freshman,
he should be even better next spring with
the experience gained, and the nervous
ness, which was his chief handicap last
season, gone.
Coed Men Available
Both OF last years Catchers-Mudd and
Maloney-will again be available. as will
be Capt. Howard Smith. third base;
Scheller. shOrtstop; and Devlin. second
base, but MahOney, the big first base
man graduated last June. simon. who
played center field. is looked upon as
Mah0ney's probable successor at the in
itial bag. With Simon on first IL will
be necessary TO develop an entirely new
outheld. as Monahan has graduated. and
Duggan did not return this year.
The question Of a coach has not yet
been definitely settled. although II has
been decided to retain the graduate sys-
TEN. and O'Hara, '4, Will probably be
Induced 20 return 10 take charge Of the
squad Last season he succeeded in de-
veloping strong team, although handi-
capped by inexperienced material caused
by faculty disqualifcations of nearly al
or the players from the year previous.
Schedule of Games.
March Z3-SiaryIand Agricultural College.
March Z-Columhia
March 51-princet0n.
April Princeton.
April 2-Yale.
April f-syracuse
April 5-Peunsylyanis.
april 6-Peunsylvania.
April 9-ViTgnia Military Institute
April l2-DaTtm0uth.
April l5-Yirginia
April I6-North Carolina.
April l7-Galaudet
April 2o-Fordham.
April Z7-F0rlham II New York.
May 4-Virgiuia at Charlottesville
May I-GcorgC Washington.
Nav lS-NaTy. az Annapolis
May 25-Ge1rge Washington
MAY gl-Eirciuia fr,ar1iugl