Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-03-11
PREPARE FOR SPRING WORK.
Baseball, Track and Crew Schedules
Announced.

Baseball, Track and Crew Schedules
Announced.
A large number of students at the
University of Wisconsin have begun
practice for the spring athletic season
and will compete in the various events
of indoor and outdoor sports. The
schedules for the baseball mines, track
teams and crews have just been an
nounced. The baseball games are:
April II, Northwestern university, at
Madison; April "a, Illinois, at Madi-
son; April 80, Purdue university, at
Lafayette; May 1. Illinois, at Cham
paign; May 8, Chicago university, at
Madison; May Is, University of Min
nesota, at Madison; May 20, Purdue,
at Madison; May %, Northwestern, at
Evanston, ILL.,; May 20, Chicago, at
Chicago; June 2, Beloit, at Madison;
June 4, Luther college, at DEBORAH,
Iowa; June 5, Minnesota, at Minneap-
oils.
The track teams have four contests
scheduled, including the third annual
indoor carnival at Madison March 10;
the dual outdoor track meet with Chi
cago, at Madison, May 8; a dual meet
with Illinois, at Urbana, May %, and
the Western intercollegiate confer
ence meet, at Chicago, June 5. In the
rowing schedule, beside the Pough-
keepsie regatta, June 26, in which
Wisconsin will again be represented,
there has been planned a third an
uual university regatta on Lake Men
dota May 49, the date of the Wiscon-
sin interscholastic track meet.
All of the pitchers on the baseball
nine of last year are in college, includ-
ing D. S. Knight, '09, Bayfield,; w. E.
Thompson, 'O9, Somers; E. F. Johns,
%, Madison, and G.. B. Nash, II, Mil
Waukee. Other contestants for places
ON the nine are: e. E. Barlow, '09,
Arcadia, catcher; E. F. Bailey, '09,
Wonewoc, third base; Harry Culver,
%, Appleton, shortstop; G. III. Dacy,
10, Woodstock, ILL.,, in field; NJ F.
Timbers, II, Mansion, first base; P.
T. Fess, II, Madison, catcher; D. J.
Flanagan, II, Welcome, first base; E.
7. Paulus, IL, Milwaukee, catcher, and
D. Lupinski, 10, Milwaukee, shortstop.
DR.. c. P. Hutchins, director of physi-
,al training, has some twenty-five men
in training for place on the relay
team, including: G. H. Juergens, 'O9,
Madison; r. Mitchell, '09, Chicago; A.
G. Peters, '09, Wonecwoc; C. R. Clark,
90, Madison; E. Schacht, II, Racine;
J. r. Schwade, II, Milwaukee; F. j.
Natwick, '09, Grand Rapids; F. w. Til
lotson, 10, Madison; Archie Dean, 10,
Eau Claire; L. G. Bleyer, II, Milwau-
kee; c. ]. Luders, II, Columbus; G.
H. Kypke, '09, Lake Mills; Paul Nor
ris, 10, Congress Park, ILL.,; C. N.
Johnson, '09, Trempealeau; T. w.
Conron, 10, Danville, ILL.,; X. K. Bor-
sack, II. Fond du Lac; Fred Hauck,
II, Hamburg, N. Y; G. Richards, II,
Racine; V. S. Buchanan, II, Madison;
G. E. Rightor, '09, Rockford, ILL.,; r.
w. Hart, 10, Footville, and A. J. King,
II, Hudson.
There are a number of men training
for the distance races, among them
A. E. Bennett, 10, Clintonville; E. j.
Dohmen, II, Milwaukee; Emil Blan.
kenagle, IL, Hartford; w. T. Hover
II, Menomonie; E. D. Gilman, II,
Minneapolis; C. M. Halseth, II, Me-
nomonie; r. G. Hartman, IL, Davis,
ILL.,, and H. w. Drew, II, Milwaukee
o. P. Osthoff, 10, Milwaukee, will en-
ter the shot-put contest, with o. W.
Storey, 10, Milwaukee; C. E. Deut-
ger, '09, Sturgeon Bay; E. J. Paulus
II, Milwaukee, and J. +. Conway, 'O9
Amigo. Three men training for the
hurdle races are F. j. Natwick, 'O9
Grand Rapids; c. F. Rohn, II, Mil
waukee, and Walter Wellman, 70
Madison. Paul Morris, 10, Congress
Park, Ill. and G.. Richards, II, Ra
cine, are training for the fifty-yard
dash.
The University of Chicago has en-
tered five men in the conference
championship relay race of the indoor
carnival of March 13, and this fact is
expected to Influence entries from 9th.