Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10


at Georgetown 2S, Columbia, at George
town; So Princeton, at Georgetown.
April l, Princeton, at Georgetown, 2, Yale
az GEORGETOWN; Z. Syracuse. at Georgetown
>, Pennsylvania. at Georgetown; s, Penn
sylvania- at Georgetown; 9, Virginia Mill
mouth g bnsstuts at Gs9Tget2Tn ~ part
GEORGETOWN 16, North Carolina, at George
Town; IL. Gallaudet college, at Georgetown;
at Worcester; q, Fordham, at New York.
May 4, Virginia, at Charlottesville; 8
Westminster ton and Lee, at Georgetown; T.
George Washington, at Georgetown; 3
george washington, at Georgetown.
Dartmouth.
The prospects of the Dartmouth team
really and truly are deserving of being
called brilliant. In spite of the fact that
four men Of last years squad have been
lost the remaining material is as good as
could be wanted. The schedule is much
longer than any before attempted 1t be-
gins with an early southern trip to help
the team dodge the late spring in Hanover,
which generally hurts the team. The sched-
ule is as follows:
April 8 and 9. Washington and Lee, at
Lexington, Va; 10, University of Virginia,
at Charlottesville; II, Annapolis, at Annap-
! oils Y, Georgetown. at Washington; 10,
Holy cross. at Worcester; 20, Massachu-
sets Aggies, at Hanover: %, Norwich, at
Hanover: q, Brown, at Providence; %,
dover; q, Harvard, at A"CS 9mbridge: %,
Colby, at Hanover
May / and 3 Bowdoin, at Hanover; 4,
Hanover; 8, Yale, at New Haven .. Wes-
ieyan, az Middletown; 10, Fordham, at New
at Hanover; 10, Lafayette, at Hanover; IS.
| Amherst, at Hanover; %, Brown, at Han
over; a. Wesleyan, at Hanover; rs, Eastern
College Athletic association, at Hanover;
| ~ Exeter at Exeter; 80, Holy Cross, at
Worcester; q, Amherst, at Amherst.
| June l, Williams, at Williamstown; and
| K TTOiVpreftV Of Nal a INA at
| Williams, at Hanover.
Columbia.
The Columbia team has the advantage Of
being coached by William o. Gilbert for
merry of the New York Nationals. and
| Jack Kleinow of the New York Americans.
| They are two good men, Gilbert on field
| ing and Kleinow on catching as well as on
the art of timely hitting. II the magnetic
! Kleinow can instill little of his knowl-
edge OF this science into the Columbia
squad there will be a team which GER
tainly can hit when 1t is needed.
The schedule is far from being an easy
one and will tax the Columbia team greatly
| IL it is no better than some Of them have
been. The team starts OFF with a trip to
the south. and the first game will be
played away from home. This is a well
come and sensible thing, In the viewpoint
OF the Columbia undergraduates The
schedule follows:
| March a. Annapolis, at Annapolis; g.
| Georgetown, at Washington 49, Washing
ton and Lee at Richmond; 80, Virginia, at
April /, Richmond college. at Richmond
3, Princeton, at Princeton; 6. New York
tute, at New York; -, Fordham, at New
| York; H. Rutgers, at New York: 20, Penn
fybyonia 81 at Ph53dSSlPRl@ GoZ T. Cornell at
May l, Seton Hall at South Orange; g.
Cornell, at New York; 4, West Point at
lafayette fS t at Easton; 15' Pennsylvania, at
New York; 30 Crescent Athletic club, at
june l. Fordham. at Fordham 4. wes-
leyan, at Middletown; 8. Williams at VIII
Jamestown; s, Holy Cross. at Worcester; 7,
Amherst, at Amherst; s, Harvard, at Cam
| bridge.
Carlisle Indians.
Glenn S. Warner, the coach of the In
dlans' base ball team and general director
| of athletics in the school. inclnes to the
belief that the season of the Indians will
be very successful. The Carlisle men have
a great many players in the sciIJol who
although they did not make tie varsity
last year. are likely to get places this sea-
son. The school has produced many good
players who afterward have done we'll in
professional base ball.
The manager was late getting to work
on the schedule and as a result there are
not very many good games on the list. The
dates have not all been filled and there may
be some games to add to the list, which
follows:
April 8, Mercersburg at Carlisle; G, Frank
lin and Marshall at Carlisle; 10, MERGERS
burg at Mercersburg; II, Lebanon Valley
college at Carlisle; IS, St. Johns college at
Carlisle; Is, Fordham at New York; "a
Brown at Providence; 30, Pennsylvania
State at Carlisle.
cuse at Elmira; IS, Mount St Mary's at
Emmetsburg. Md; "a Albright at Carlisle;
%, Lebanon Valley college at AInnyille.
June s, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; TO-
Albright at Myerstown; ~, Pennsylvania
State a. State college.
West Point.
The soldier team, with only two men gone
from the nine which defeated the Navy
last year and made creditable record all
through the last season, is in a cheerful
frame Of mind Rockwell, left field, and
Lane, a pitcher. have been graduated from
the military academy. The successful bat
terry of last year, Beavers pitcher and
Mountford. catcher, will be in college, and
all the rest of the squad of last year will
be in training for the team. In addition
there are eighteen plebes who will take
part in the work for the team.
Beavers was not only the crack pitcher
team was a great success in team hitting
last year, and with so many of the old men
back there is some reason for a feeling of
cheerfulness The team is to be coached
by Dennis Houle, who had charge last
year. He will be assisted by some graduate
player. Pritchett shortstop, is captain of
the team. An innovation will be that the
game with the Navy will not end the
schedule as heretofore. and that there will
be FIVE games TO follow It,
All the cadet games viii be played at
West Point this year, as the turn and
turn about arrangement with the Navy
brings that game to the Point this year.
The schedule follows:
April 1S Union: H. Lehigh; 20, Harvard.
"a Yale; q, Pennsylvania.
May !, lafayette; T. Columbia; s. New
York university; IL, Virginia; Is Pennsyl-
vania State; is, Annapolis; 22 Colgate; 25.
Fordham; %, Trinity; 80, Seventh regiment,
n. c., New York
June l, Wesleyan.
Annapolis.
Owing to the premature graduation OF
a part OF the senior class of the Naval
academy, early plans for the base ball
team were broken up considerably The
mild weather and exceptional facilities for
indoor work are expected to help counter
balance this reverse in part. Lombard,