New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
TIGERS IN GAME TO-DAY.
Hozc Yale VII Take the Field IN
Opcning Contest.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


New Haven March 24.-Yae has advanced
the baseball game arranged originally for TINS
city tomorrow with Manhattan college 10 sat
urday. which open date. Captain Jones
now plans to play the first practice game OF the
tomorrow with the second team Inc
nine has had regular diamond practice since sat
urday and will give Manhattan a hard game
Yale will take the field with the following
lineup:
Pitchers Howard Jones' Gushing and Parsons;
catchers. Tad Jones and Philbn; first base COY
or Cushing: second base. Cushman or Williams
shortstop. Fels: third base. Logan or Nliilams'
outfeld Murphy, Clifford and wheaton
Merritt. who was expected to do most the pitch
ing thi syear declared Ineligible by the faculty
tonight. Van Week. who has been on the anxious
seat may play, however. and Will be the Yale
standby in the box. Much IS expected from the
four freshmen stars of last ssasoI-Fred Murphy.
centre field; Logan third base; Fes, shortstop and
Wheaton. second base and outfed.
The New York University baseball team will
play the first game its schedule to-day with
Princeton at Princeton. The local nine viii line
up as follows: Macdonald and Gorsch, pitchers
Friedrichs. catcher: Mowen (captain). first BASE
Van Houten. second base; Ferdon, shortstop
Fisher, third base Fitzelle left field; Mancurtch
centre field: Vessels. right field
The revised schedule which includes the sub
stitution of r. p l. for Trinity. follows;
March 81, Yale at New Haven; 25 Princeton
at Princeton IS -Pennsy nsyIvania at Philadelphia
April l, Polytechnic Institute at Ohio Field: g.
Bowdoin Ohio Field; 4. Pratt at Ohio Field g.
Army at West Point; II, Columbia at Ohio Field;
Is, Brown at Providence; Is. Cornell at Ithaca;
q. Union at Schenectady; %. Lafayette at Eas-
ton; 29 c. c. y. Y. Ohio Field
May ,. r. P. l. at Ohio .eld; s, Stevens at
Ohio Field; 9, Rutgers at New Brunswick; IS,
Stevens at Hoboken 16. r 2. l. at Troy; 20.
open; %, Crescent at Bay Ridge; 80 alumni
Day), Rutgers Ohio Field
Unless a good many of the nearby golf clubs stir
themselves the and addresses of their secre-
taries will not be included in the book of the
Metropolitan Golf Association Although this book
will so to press next week. fewer than twenty
seven clubs delinquent They are as follows
Ardsley Club. Arsdale Golf Club, Bedford Golf
and Tennis Club Briarclif Golf Club. Century
Country Club, Westchester Country Club Lakewood
Country Club. Crawford Golf Club. Crescent Ath-
letic Club, Deal Golf and Country Club Essex
County Country Club Fairview Country Club,
Flushing Golf Club Garden City Golf Club Holly
wood Golf Club, Knollwood Country Club, Larch-
mont Golf Club. Midland Golf Club, Powelton Golf
Club. SaegkiH Golf Club, Seabrisht Golf Club. SOM
erset Hills Golf Club, Tuxedo Golf Club. Westbrook
Golf Club, Westfeld Golf Club.
Princeton " j. March 2-The diamond is in
fair condition for the opening baseball game of the
season with New York University tomorrow, and
the outlook is bright for good weather Eddie Dill
lon, who is suffering with sprained arm from
collision with Hamen. may not play. The team
will be weakened also by the absence of Heyniger
who Is i'll with the grip; Pitman the clever centre
fielder, who has q sprained ankle. and Wister, of
football fame who is struggling 10 pass off two
scholarship conditions Wilson and Warner, the
freshman battery last year. showing up well.
and Meier, the coach, thinks that Wilson will
prove strong second string to Heyniger in the
box. He may pitch tomorrow. Fish and Hamin
making hard fight for first base Warwick
will take Wisters place in right field.