The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
N. A. C.'O SCHEDULE
Fine List Of Games for Ag-
gies Baseball Team.
TEAM TO BE STRONG ONE
List of Games includes Matches with
Georgetown, Naval Academy, Johns
Hopkins, and Others-~SOnny''B Bono
tEron. of Baltimore, VIII Coach.
Capt. GrasOn to Do the Catching.
to TIE Washington Herald

SIecizI 70 Tie Washington Herald
College Park. Nd, Jan. 1S.-Manager a
c. Turner, OF the Maryland Agricultural
College baseball team. announced the
schedule OF games for the season OF
1853 as follows:
March 15-Cathoiic University. n BIooklznd
March E-Geo-geIoEn University, at Georget0Fn-
March J-C. ). Naval Academy, Il Annapolis
Ap-l S-RsTeuus Gutter Service, At Arundel Cove,
Baltimore
Ap1l I-Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. at Col
l6gs PARK
Apra Is-Randolph Macon Academy. At Front
Aprn I-Eastsrn College. at Front Regal
April 2I-ReFenus Cutter SesTice. at College Park
April 2-GaIlzudst College. al Kendall Green.
Washington
Nay 5-JohEs hopkins University, az College Park
Nay -Catholic University. AZ college PARK
Nay S-8lount St 8lsry's. az Emmits5urg Md.
May I-Mouut S. J0ssph's College, az College
PARK.
Nay I5-Washington College At Cbesser;cvn-
May 19-Shenznd1ah Academy. n College PsTE-
Nay Z-St- Johns College. Ct Annapolis. a. Col
iegs Park
NAY 9-GsHaudst College, at Cousss PARK
June NWsst,rn ME-yl.nd College. At West
June lz-Delazzrs College. a CoJIsEs PARK
Juns I5-Alumri Association. a College Park
Schedule an Ambitious One.
The schedule is about as ambitious a
one as has ever been arranged for the
Aggies, and the latter expect 70 win a
majority OF the games.
The team VIII be composed for the most
Uart OF last years men, and there are
q number OF promising recruits who
matricUlated this year The team viii
TeeI, OF course, the loss OF their crack
pitcher Byrd. who viii probably play
with the Commissioner team Of the De
partmental League IN Washington.
Most Of the box work viii fall upon
farrell. a big sOuthpaW artist farrell
IS a member OF the senior class, and
during his stay At the college has done
some effective work on the first team.
He has al the assortment Of benders,
but last year was troubled with his
pitching wing not g little. This year
the arm is In fine shape, and if Jarrell
can get up the necessary speed ne VIII
make record ct the college.
Grason Behind the Bat.
Capt J. P. Grason VIII DO about all
the catching. He has been with the team
two years, and last year caught Byrd
~ AAAlE snap Gt-Sl46 VIII b@ tSlllCA Lpol
TO occasionally don the mask and pad For
the initial sack Hoen Is the most promis-
ing candidate. while Saunders can play
the bag Il necessary.
Second base viii be taken care OF BY
Hicks and Otis, while Walters viii prob
ably play al short Shipley. a new man
gives promise Of making a fine third base
man, and VIII probably be started at that
end OF the diamond There are ten or
twelve candidates for the Out1eld. Mayer
being the only candidate that seems as
sured OF q place
II Is probable that Bonothron, who has
signed = contract with the Baltimore
club OF the Eastern League, viii come
over 20 coach the team. Inside work
VIII be commenced next week. and BY
the end Of February It is expected that
that team wiz have been finally selected.