The Washington times., 1907-02-03

and Mclean. Outfelders The new T. "a
terial expected 10 make the vacant posi-
lions or displace the veterans consists
of Drews. Woodruff, Jones. Scott. and
Walker. pitchers: Watkins. catcher;
Wister. Newcomb, Throckmorton, and
Kelly, outhelders; and Iammiu. Zal-
mlser, Fish. Selby. and Myers. infelders.
Doyle the former Princeton pitcher
win likely be chosen for coach. Indoor
work begins the middle Of February.
Yale Has Big Squad.
Yale starts the season wealthy with
material. and Coach Billy Lush will
have a good sized squad. The members
of last years team who started work in
the cage three weeks ago are Parsons.
a brother Of the runner, and Meyer and
Pratt, pitchers; Wylie and Chambers.
eatchersi Tad Jones, frst base, and a
cracking good football quarterback;
Camp, second base; Captain Kinney,
third base. and Williams and Madden,
outielders. The nine lost by gTadua-
ton Captain O'BTien, shortstOp, Huis-
kamp and Smith, outdelders. and Jack
son. pitcher and first base. The best OF
the other material seems 10 be Mallory
and Jefferson. from last years fresh
man nine, and Taylor, who played "a
good first bag al AndOver two seasons
back.
Harvard Abundant Material.
Harvard should win hands down If
material has anything 20 do with IT,,
for. OF last years team. Castle, pitcher.
and Stephenson, catcher are the only
losses. and each OF these men Were little
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still at Cambridge but is ineligible be-
cause he is in the law school profess
sional students having Deen barred by
the faculty. Dexter. captain and left
fielder. has on hand from last season
Currier, catcher Greene, pitcher Burr.
first base; Mccall second; Sim5nds,
| shortstop, Leonard, third base, Harvey.
/ center field, and Pounds, right field.
Pitcher Greene is an Oddly in baseball,
; FOR il Is said that he viii quit the job
until asked out again by the coaches.
should any particular exhibition of his
/ fail TO please thar august body The
selection Of a coach is worrying the
/ committee considerably. Indoor cage
work viii start the middle OF this
month.
/ PENIS Graduate System.
/ About the only way 10 get PonnsyIva-
mia and Harvard together in athletics is
B In an article OF this kind. and begging
/ the pardon of each university, the next
story will concern the Quakers. Penn
4 sylvania has adhered 10 the graduate
| system in all sports where il has proven
practicable and this season Will see tw1
/ Of her graduates, John Blakeley and DIT
/ Allen, in charge OF Captain Judds ag-
1 gregation. Judd has as his material
FenncM. pitcher and first base; Gray
/ bill and Carter, first base; Keinaths sec
I ond base; Thomas. third base; Webb
and himself, outfelders, as the veterans
I from last year. In addition Brown
/ Takali, LOngweu. catchers; Twitmoir
( Layton. and Collier catchers; and VII
son, fielder, look promising Captain
| Hare, catcher; Adams, left heldi Yerkes
/ shortstop, and Hay, pitcher. are los'
I 10 the team for various reasons. The
battery candidates have been AT work
/ for two weeks and the other men viii
turn out this week
COrnelPs Strong Batteries.
! The outlook AT Cornell is bright as f1i
as the battery is concerned. for here the
Ithacqns have strength in Deshon and
/ Love 10y, pitchers, ana Hastings. catch
/ er; Holman. shortstop, BlgelOW, lefi
field, and Captain Brown. third base
/ are the only other old men out for thJ
/ team, which is being coached by Danny
! Coogau, a former Pennsylvania coach
and player. Seventy-five men reported
for the work two weeks ago and the
.
! SOhngen and Hill. pitchers; Graves
] catcher: Cornwall ana Mantel. second
/ basemen; Fulton. inheIder; Watson. firsi
base. and Higgins, OUttielder.
( Columbia Hard Hit.
Columbia was hit hard By graduation
and out OF the poor team of last veal
only five first team men are back and
/ two sub pitchers. Captain Collins has
! selected William Gibson as his coacl
and work viii begin within few days
( Captain Collins. who plays third, has OF
1 his former associates, Lee and Bradke
sub pitchers. Young. catcher; Kimbe
and Schmidt. outdelders; and MItten
! berger. first base. Columbia has the
material for a frst-class team in hel
professional schools if it can be gotten
OUT, but without them Captain Collins
/ is depending upon McMorrow, pitcher
Hendricks. third; Hays. third baseman
! Wheeler, O'COnneH, Burdette, smith,
and Benson.
/ Georgetown Booming.
/ Down at Georgetown. where the nine
gets a month of outdoor practice before
/ tie Northerr teams go South for theiI
/ first open-air playing, prospects arc
4 booming in every sense of the word
I Coach OHara, the man al the wheel
who has piloted many a team 20 sue
cess. is assisted by doc" Waite, OF
/ the Chicago White Sox, who, by the
| way. is a former Georgetown pitcher
/ The indoor work is under way. and
Captain Smith, that sterling lit third
/ baseman. has everyone on hand from
I last years fold except Maloney, FIRST
/ base, Drennen, pitcher, and a fielder
I The old men are Mudd and AIaloney
! catchers; Cantwell, Mayock. MonIgonl-
cry. and Wilson. pitchers; Devlin. sec
l Ond baseman; Scheeler. short stop
| Smith. third base; Duggan and Senior
/ fielders. The new men who are showing
I up well are O'Boyle catcher; Schafly,
! Barnes. Garlin, inielders; Todd Devine
| and Kerr. pitchers; and Baker, Kane
/ Cohn. Quinn. ana AIattingly, outGelders
! The new eligibility rules Of the college