New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
YALE GOING SOUTH
OUTLOOK FOR NINE.
Billy Lush Writes on Probable
Wake-Up of Team.

The Yale baseball squad will leave New
Haven Tomorrow for a short Southern trip
TO Atlantic City. where games will be
played on Friday and Saturday with the
University % Pennsylvania On the follow
Ing Monday the nine will take the field
against Cornell in Washington and the men
will get home on Wednesday. March 90
Eighteen men will make the trip. az fol-
lows: Captain Philbin. Murphy. Mcintyre,
Loutrel. Logan. Merritt. Carhart. Stevens
Badger. Corey. Gregory. Brinsmade. s.
Murfey. Coy. HartweIl. Freeman, Tommers
and Paul
Billy Lush. the coach Of the team. has the
following 10 say in The Yale News on the
outlook for the season:
The season OF 1910 finds five "Y" men
from last years team back in college. but
while they will constitute a valuable nu-
cleus for the nine, the positions which they
play are so widely scattered that there -
no single department OF play for which new
material will not have 20 be developed.
The four men who played regularly on the
10. catcher; r. j. Murphy, 10. eX-captatn
and left fielder: p. b Badger. ~. second
base. and W. s. Logan, 10. third base. a.
L. Corey, II, Outhelder. who won his letter
In the championship series Of last year $
team. Is also IN college and should make a
position on the team II he plays up 20 his
last seasons form.
The most serious problem that cOnfronts
Yale Is that Ot developing an entirely new
enced player left in the university. q. r.
/ Van Week, '09. A. r.. Merritt. 90 s., and
/ r. ;. Rose, "a. were the mainstays Of last
/ years nine. and we have no light task
teTial available for development is good and
me men have shown Unexpectedly good
in the outdoor work thus far. The nosi
/ likely candidates who have appeared In
clude Z. II. Coy, 10. a. F. j. Tommers
/ II S; ]. Nj HartweII n: 8 r. Freeman
/ II: G. Fl. Paul. IL and G. a. shannon. II
| Coy played only in one game last season
/ although he had a good assortment o,
curves ana a great deal OF speed. tie has
\ been steadily acquiring control. and II h'
maintains the progress he has shown thu
box. TomtT9ers 9TlT y vas not eiigibIe last - yeaF
/ but this early I'm the season looks capable
Brinsmade pitched TeEUlaUly for the fresh
form. Freeman and HaTtweli both we're or
\ the college team and with consistent wOrl
/ ought TO prove valuable. shannon did no
play last year and his arm = not IN goO'
condition at present. He may develop late
| In the season. however. II Is too early Q
/ tell which Of these men are best. as Onl,
I actual play will demonstrate that IL 4
safe 10 say that from these eight men a
| least two good pitchers will be developed
i Captain Philbin will regularly occupy hi
| old position behind the bat and IN this 20
/ sitiOn Yale has nothing 10 fear from an,
| college nine II is planned at present q
bring r B: Badger IN from second bas
ana have him alternate with Captain Phil
bin and right field. Philbin Is too con
| sistent hitter % have out OF the game
and Badger bids fair 70 improve on his las
seasons form Other good catchers are 7
II
For Arst base II is not unlikely that F.
I Murphy viii come IN from the Outhed 1T
has had experience at this position and d
likely 20 till IT, He led the 90 team h
\ general fielding and batting. making .964 81
the former and .305 on the latter for tota
/ oates for nTSt are 7. Lilley, % s. and J
| W. Field, II, who made a good record Ol
I the college team last season.
/ o. Z. Mcintyre. 10 az present seems th
most likely candidate for second base. Fl
played In a few regular games last sprini
ond base on the COLLEGE ADofher IiFeI
/ candidate is o. F. KraetchmaT. II s.. VIII
showed up well on the 1912 team
l. p lOutrel II s.. who made one o
the best records OF the men PLAYING on las
i years freshman team. IS. displaying GOO
iorm saa i,i,,;. az short He is a hard hitter and
/ playing a good game and should have
cnance for the position. ". s. Logan, II
Who was one Of the mainstays OF las
years team; will PLAY third base again thi
season He Is hampered by an inturystO hi
knee received in football. but will prob
ably De able 10 play before the season {
iar advanced In the mean time H. n
Merritt. p seems the most likely man 70
| the position
Coming 20 the outfeld. there are a mum
l Der OF men who promise we'll These I'm
Guide A. l. Corey, II; = j. DAILY II; II
I MOsSers IL: H. W. CaThaTt 10 and Y
Murphy p Corey won his letter for base
/ bail In the championship series and should
make place on the nine DAILY Is also
/ strong candidate. and these two men, viii
/ the addition OF F. J. Murphy. n he doe,
/ not play first base, or Philbfn or BADGER
II they alternate at the catching position
VIII very likely constitute the first out
\ field.
/ one feature OF tho team which IS encour.
/ aging Is the fact that the greatest proper
team Is again available. All the veteran
are above the average I'm this respect.