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

Whether Princeton is better off in the
matter of material or coach is something
that the New Jersey men themselves are
not prepared TO say. There Is almost per-
feet satisfaction at Princeon over the can
didatcs and absolutely complete confidence
in the coach, Donald b. Doyle, '05. He Is
considered to be one of the headiest pitch
ers Princeton ever has had, and his very
quality OF headwork is expected to make |
him a capable coach.
Princeton has to get along this season
without Captain Sammy Reid, shortstop; 4
Doyle and Byram, pitchers, and Bard, |
first base, who were on last years team. |
But of the championship nine of last year
there are in college Captain Cooney and
Lou Doyle, catchers: Heyniger, pitcher; |
Vaughan. second base; Sides. third base.
and Harlan, Dillon and Mclean In the
outfield.
It may be seen that Princeton's great
task will be to find another pitcher, pos
sibly two Heyniger was a great success
last year, but in the nature Of things he
cannot he expected to twirl In all the
thirtyhye games Of the Princeton sche-
dulc. Flo probably will be called upon
to pitch in the championship series and
| he will have to be rested before that
The material that Don Doyle will have
| to work with includes Walker a senior,
| who has been on the second team for
| three years: Jones. good freshman
! twirler last season; Drews, another sopho-
more q left handler, who has the action
| of Don Doyle and from whom much Is
| hoped for that reason; Clark, junior,
| with second team experience, and few
1 others.
Princeton has an embarrassment OF
riches for the rest Of thesteam, although
\ on the face OF things that may not APP
pear. TO fill Bard's place at first base,
! Mclean, who was In the outfleld, Is likely
to be brought in. Vaughan, second base,
In all probability will be moved over to
4 Captain Reid's place at shortstop, which
will leave second base open. e. Dillon.
/ the football player, who was In the OUT
| field last season, then will get chance
to play second base, which he can do
very well. Sides Is OF course fixture
at third base,
There are many men who are trying for
first base, like Wister, the All American
football end; Hammill. Cochran. Huston
and Selby, one Of whom may make 1t un-
necessary for Coach Doyle to break up his
a outfield. Fish and Throckmorton arc pos
sibllties for second base.
Il Harlan, the left fielder. Is crackajack
He Is a batter. Newcomb who wns on
the varsity half of last season until he
was hurt, may be able to take care OF an
outfeld place II Dillon and Mclean &c In
to the diamond.
1t is tho expectation that the fielding
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, year, but there are few good batters on
the squad That is not 80 strange Will,
college teams as to arouse comment.
Tho schedule of the team follows:
March 2eth, William and Mary College,
Mt Norfolk; March 27th Hampden-
Sidney. at Norfolk; March 2sth, Ran
dolph Macon. at Richmond; Marcel,
I goth. Richmond College, at Richmond
I March 30th, Georgetown, at Washing.
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: April 1st-Georgetown, at Washington
. April 3d-Cclumbia, ut Princeton; April
: 6til--F ordham. at Princeton; April Sth-
i Jersey City (E, Ii, at Jersey CITY; April
! 0th---New York IN, I'd, at Princeton
:. April 1Oth-Lehigh, at Princeton; Aprl
e 18th Dickinson. at Prlnceton, April 15tl
!, Trenton, at Trenton; April 17th--Iafay
~ y otte, at PRINCETON; April 20th--syracuse
. = at SYRACUSE; April 24th--Wesleyan, a
Princeton, April 26th--EXeter, at Exeter
April 27th-Holy Cross, at Worcester
], April 20th--Lawrenceville. at Lawrence
Is ville S
May lst--fIoly Cross, at Princeton
Vt May 4th--Pennsylvania, at philadelphia
May Stl,---yirginia, at Princeton; Mn
" 11th--Dartmouth, at Princeton, May 15t
Trinity, at Princeton; May 17th--And
- over, at Andoyer May lstll--Haward, n
I, Cambridge May 20th--Mercersbur d
= Princeton, May 22d--Syracuse, at Prince
= toni May abth-TIarvard, at Princeton
May Pennsylvania State at Prince
ton
W June ist--Yale at New Haven; Jun