The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
. YALE

Yale has the same sort OF feeling that
exists at Princeton, that much depends
upon the pitchers. If 1t Is wise thing
to make comments at this time, Yale
looks little better off than Princeton In
this matter. S. II. Meyer, o7; II. II.
Jones, '0S, and j. a. Parsons, 90, who
all were pitchers last year, will be avail
able Meyer is the man of whom tho
hopes are greatest II he can steady
down, 1t Is believed that he will be one
OF the best Yale pitchers since tho days
OF Carter. Jones had a bad arm last
season, and Is expected to do mitch bet,
ter this year. Parsons pitched very ca
pably and he is regarded as a conner
Either Tad Jones or Chaplin will have
tho catcher's place. 1t was very wise
move last year putting Jackson on first
| and moving Jones to catcher. II good
| first baseman can be found Jones will
| likely stay where he was last season.
| Il. y. Taylor is supposed to be the choice
| for the first base place at this time.
| Camp who played second base last
| season. will be on the job again. Cap
tain Kinney will 90 from third base to
shortstop. That will put Williams on
\ third. Cushman, Bomar and Marshall
| will help furnish competition for the In
| field places.
Chaplin. who has had hard struggle
at all times to hold a place on the team
| Is likely to get job in the outneld. if he
does not catch. Two years ago Chaplin
got the catcher's place away from Erwin,
| after hard work. Last year he was put
aside for Jones. His small stature OPP
crates against his being a good mark
for the pitchers, but he has always done
first-rate work. He probably will be
needed in tho out1eld.
+. Madden, who was at leftfield last
year, and was one OF the beet htters
on the team, will undoubtedly have
Lippet Mallory and Stanley, all OF
whom are regarded as possible varsity
players, will be tried out for the team
at outficlders.
Captain Kinney, Camp. Madden and
Parsons are not bad htters and proba-
ably will do the bulk OF the swattine
that Is done With Yale again. as WITH
, Princeton, 1t will be case of ligh,
hitting team. Coach Lush may have
somo prescription which Doyle as q
pitcher does not know which will
make the Yale men hit. But 1t does
, not look as though either college would
do a great deal of fence smashing.
1t Is certain that the infield of the
Yale team will not be weakened b,
changing Kinney over, as Williams II
reputed to be an excellent man for thu
third corner. His hitting qualities
. too, may have had little to do will
his being chosen.
The Yale schedule contains thirty
four dates, with a very short Southern
trip. Yale has been weaned away iron
the Southern trip idea of late becaus
. of somewhat disastrous effects on TIL
! men. The schedule is as follows:
Q March 20, New York University a
New Haven: %, Annapolis, a
: Annapolls; go Gorge Washing
Q ton University, at Washington; 8!
: Washington
y April 1, Walbrook A. c., at Bait
Q more; 2. Georgetown. at Washington
6, New York IN. ~, at New York; !
n Fordham. at New Haven; IL. Tufts, {
i; New Haven; 13, Brown, at Providenc,
/. IS, Wesleyan, at New Haven; /
i. Niagara University, at New Haven; 2
r Amherst, at New Haven; "a, We
d Point, at West Point; 81, Columbia,
:; New York.
.. May L. Andover at New Haven;
e Syracuse at New Haven; a, Corne
at New Haven; s. Dartmouth, at Ne
It Havcn o. University of Virginia.
l. New Haven: IL. Pennsylvania. at Phi
ID adelphia; IS, Brown. at New Haven: /
le Lafayette, at New Haven; 49,, Flo
lie Cross. at Worcester; 90, Williams,
a. New Haven; %, Pennsylvania, at Ne
IN Haven; 80, Brown, at Providence.
I'd June I, Princeton, at New Have
s. Holy Cross at New Haven: g, Primo
70 ton, at Princeton; IS, Princeton,
r, New York Gin case of tie); 20, Fla
Or ward at Cambridge; %, Harvard,
N New Haven; 20. Harvard at New Yo
D. lin case OF tie).