The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-18
BROOKLAND TEAM
ANNOUNCES GAMES
Catholic University Has At
tractiVe Baseball Dates.
TO PLAY THIRTY CONTESTS
Twenty-Five of List viii Take Place
on Home GrOundx-Season 10 Open
March 20 with GOnzaga and TO
Close May 30--PrOspeets for Good
Team Bright-The schedule.

Manager Daily has just completed tbs
most pretentiOus baseball schedule for
next spring ever attempted by the Cath
oils University Before last season the
Br0okland institution had accomplished
little on the diamond. bat with the aid
of new material that entered last year
and under the able coaching Of Pete
Noonan. Of National League fame, 4
team was developed that easily carried
OFF the intercollegiate championship OF
the District by defeating Georgetown. an
accomplishment heretofore unknown in
the annals Of the school,
NOonan has been re-eHgaged 10 take
charge OF next years team. and has
every prospect of duplicating his success
Of last season. Practically the entire
nine that represented the Red and Black
last season will take the field in the
spring prepared 10 do battle with rep
resentative colleges in the North and
South
Two games viii be played with George
town, one on Georgetown Field, and negO-
tations are now in progress 10 play tho
other on University Field.
Besides the teams met last season,
many new ones viii be met Among
these are Bucknell Columbia, Fordham,
University Of North Carolina, Navy, and
North Carolina A & NJ
OF the thirty games on the schedule,
twenty-five viii be played on the home
grounds.
This was deemed advisable because Of
the crowds that thronged University
Field 10 witness the games last spring.
New Stands TO BE Erected.
The diamond has been much improved.
the bank in left field having been cut
away. and right field heightened some
what. Just as soon as the weather per-
mits. a large grand stand and bleacher
VIII be erected. making the field one Of
the best in the South
An attractive programme Of Easter
week games has been arranged. Buck
nell being met on Thursday preceding
Easter; Columbia, Easter Saturday;
Randolph Easter Monday; Man
haitian College. Tuesday, and Johns Hop
kins on Wednesday.
OF last years team. Greene. McGeady.
DeYries. Clancy. Widmayer. Tobin.
Hessler, Mcdonnell, Grear, and Hatch
er are in school, together with new ma
terial that entered this fall
The entire roster consists Of about
six pitchers. two catehers, i've infelders,
and eight outhelders
The following schedule will be played:
The ScheduIe.
March sD-6ionzaga College. at University PSeld
March 12-Baltimorc 4. J.. al University Finid
March . Maryland AZ. Col. at University Field
March 2S-oWaTthmurc At University Field
March 2S-sWarthmore AZ University Field.
AIEil l-Fredericksburg Col at University Field.
April S-UniTersity Of Sd. at University Field
ATsi I-Colhy College. at University Field.
April S-Wiiiam and Mary Col. University Field
April l2-Fcrdham University University Field.
Apri IS-Buckneli, az University Field.
AFTil l5-Columbia at University Field
April E-RandoTl-M Maroon Col, University Ffrid.
AEril ls-Asnhattan Collese, at Unfesits Feid.
April l9-JOhus HOPKINS az UNIVERSITY Field.
April Delaware College, az University FieId
April 2S-Univ. q \. a., az University Field.
April Rcck Hill al Baltim0re.
Mas J-NaFy. al Annapolis
MAY 6-ticOrgetOWD. az Georgetown Eioid.
MAY Ia Richmond College al Richmond
May y Delaware Ccllege, at Newark Del.
MAY i3-Manhsttan Col, az University Ficld.
Nav Is Randolph-Mscon az Ashland Va.
May l7-Frederickshurs Col at Fredericksburg.
May Brock Hin Coliege at University Field
Mas zf-'ieorgetOwn. at University Field.
May zI-St. Johns iAnnapoisl. az University Field.
NAY S-Gallaadet College, al University Field.