The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-23
PRINCETON
HAS LONG
SCHEDULE
Tigers Baseball Team viii
Play g Games--S Southern
Trip Slated.

The Princeton baseball schedule for the
coming season was announced by Man
ager D.. L. Gensler today. Thirty-two
games are on the schedule. eighteen of
which will be played in Princeton. In case
of a tie with Yale, two more games will
be played, one with Villanova on June 10
and the deciding one with Yale on June 10.
Contrary to the custom in the past. the
second game with Penn will be played on
May 20. instead of after the Yale game.
The first contest with the Quakers comes
on May Q in Philadelphia.
Two games are scheduled with profess
sional teams. the New York Americans,
AT Princeton. on April 10. and the Rich
mond Professionals at Richmond, Va, on
the Southern trip, April Is. The Southern
trip will begin April IS, the first game
beng played with the University of Vir-
glnla on the following day.
The nine will return on April 20, after
the game with Georgetown at Washing
ton. The dates of the return game with
Harvard and the third game in case of a
tie have not yet been decided. The usual
games with Andover and Exeter have
been omitted this year, us the team win
only take one New England trip,
The schedule follows:
March 25-New York University at
March 2szUrsinus at Princeton.
April Hutchinson at Princeton.
April EBowdoin Mt Princeton.
April S-Fordham Mt Princeton.
April 10-New York American League.
April 1i@Holy Cross at Princeton.
April lf-University Of Virginia at Char
April l5-Richmond Professionals at
Richmond.
April l6-University of Virginia at Rich
mond,
April IA. and NJ. University at Rich-
mond. e
April 1s-Georgetown at Washington.
April Decor getown at Washington.
April 22-Lafayette at Princeton.
April 25-Collegiate at East Orange.
April 2s-university of Virginia at
May I-syracuse at Syracuse.
May 2-Cornell at Ithaca.
May 6-Syraeuse at Princeton.
May 7-Mercersburg at Princeton.
May 9-Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
May 12-Lawrenceville ut Lawrenceyillc
May 13-CJrnell at Princeton.
May l5-Amherst at Amherst.
May l6-Harvard at Cambridge.
May 2-Pennsylvania at PRINCETON.
May A-Collegiate. at Princeton.
May 3g-Yale at New Haven.
June 2-Williams ut Princeton.
June 9-Amherst at Princeton.
June 6-Yale ut Princeton.
June 1o-Vilia Nova at Princeton, In ease
Of a tie with Yale.
June 16-Yale at New York, in case of tie.
The prospects, for another championships
team this year are very good. But four men
of last years team have been lost by grad
uatlon, while the remaining five are eligible
to play this spring.
The following men have been lost by
graduation: Captain Coney, 1907; catcher;
w. e. Mclean. 1907, first base; L. w. New
comb. 1907, centre field; G.. A. Walker, 1907,
pitcher.
The men who were on last years squad
and who are eligible to play this year, to-
gether with the promising candidates from
the class of 1910. are given below: CatcherS1
is. Phillips. 1909; J. M. Watkins, 1908. and
F. T. Dawson, 1908. Pitchers-W. Clark,
jr, 1908; w. S. Heyniger, 1909; II. Drewes,
1909, and w. o. Wilson, 1910. First base.
c. NJ. Hanill, 1908; L. c.. Selby, 1909, and
w. r. warwick, 1910. Second base-E. A.
Dillon, 1909. Shortstop-R. Vaughn, 1903.
Third base-W. r. Sides, 1903; Il. G. Fish.
1908, and Il. b. Read, 1910. Outielders-
Captain +. II. ". Harlan, 1908; L. w. Wis
ter, 1905; W. R. Warwick, 1910. and c. Pit
man, 1910.