The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-23
MUTES' SCHEDULEOUT
Gallaudet Ball Team Books
Fourteen Games.
NAVY FOR THE OPENING GAME
Georgetown, Richmond College, and
Local High school Teams Are All
for Successful SeasOn-FinaI Game
with VI. A. c. on May 20.

Manager NJ H Henry, Of the Gallaudet
College baseball team, last night an
nouneed the schedule Of games for the
season The list only contains fourteen
games. but it is the best in the history
OF the institution
The Mutes VIII open at Annapolis
March 2. where they meet the Navy
nine. A number Of games have been ar
ranged with local high school teams as
I practice contests. The Mutes will play
nine practice games. for the purpose Of
whipping the nine IN good shape for the
( regular schedule. GallaUdet viii meet the
Washington College nine this year for
The first time. Their first contest is book
ed for April at Kendall Green, and the
second game will be played April Il at
Chestertown. Nd.
The annual Georgetown game. consid-
cred as the most important or The sched-
ule. viii be played April q on the George
town field. Manager Henry expects his
team TO give the Blue and Gray lads a
run for their money this year. Another
/ important game IS with the Richmond
/ College nine. played al Kendall Green
/ April ;, and is the second regular contes.
F on the list.
/ Gallaudet will meet but one athletic
club team this year. On May s they
clash with the Bloomingdales, Of this
city, a member OF the Capital City
League last year. The Mutes meet the
T Maryland Agriculture team in two games.
I They also have two games booked with
T the Catholic University.
/ An important feature OF this seasons
schedule Is that no games VIII be played
during the Easter vacation Last year
I the Mutes played several games during
the Easter holidays and lost them all,
owing TO the absence or a number Of the
regular players. This year the team VII
I 90 camping during the vacation
I Seven players OF last years team VIII
come out again this spring for their old
/ positions This gives the team strong
I backbone and with big squad Of prOmis-
I ing candidates q fast nine should be de-
veloped.
The last years players who have re-
I turned are: Dillon and Brick. pitchers;
/ O'Donneu, second base; Bell, shortstop:
{ Hover, third base; Morris, center field,
/ and Craven. right field. Arras, a member
/ Of last years reserve team. is the most
/ promising candidate for catcher on the
regular nine
/ There are several candidates out ior
[ pitcher and a big squad for the out
/ field. Cooper. Harper. and a. Bell are
/ the only members Of last years team
! who have not returned. but their loss
/ win not be felt. as there are promising
| candidates for their places.
The Official Schedule.
/ March Ie-Ceutral Hizh ScbooL
/ March Z3-CentTal High School
{ March Z-Uuited States Naval Academy, at An
nzpOlis-
J March zs-Coutral Fla School
/ April i-EasteT1 High School
1 April 5-Richmond College, az Kendall Green.
/ April GENITAL Hizh school
/ April 7-WGshinEtoD COlls-e. a. Kendall Greer.
! ApTl I5-CCn-raI High School AZ Kendall Green.
l AT-il If-TheooEi1l Seminary. Al Alexandra. Va
/ ApT5l I5-Eastern High School
! April 1s-Wsshington College. az ChsstertCEn, Nd
/ April I9-EzStem High SChOol-
/ Ap-iI Z-GeCrCetoWn University. AZ Georgetown
/ April 2f-9faUlaud AT-Clrrg. az Kendall Green
April 2s-Catholic University. AZ Br0okland. D. c.
/ ApTil 2-Centrsl High School. al Kendall Green.
l May 1-St- John's College. az Kendall Green
! May s-Blooningisle. a. Kendall Green.
/ May 2-NoUut ST. Josephs-
/ May I5-Alount Washington a. Kendall Green
/ Nay Z2-Cath0iic University. az Kendall Green.
/ Nay 2-M. a. C.. az College PARK. Nd