The Washington herald., 1910-02-25
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
START BASEBALL
Schedules and Prospects of
Season Made Public.
BIG RIVAL IN THE FIELD
National Cathedral school Promises
to Make Things Interesting for
Friends, Washington school for
boys, and Army and Navy Props.
Cleveland Park Teams Coach.


Cleveland Park Teams Coach.
Washingtons four big private schools
promise 10 make things Interesting on
the diamond this season. Already the
managers have compiled their schedules
and practice has started.
Friends School, Washington School for
Boys. and the Army and Navy props
have q rival Ia the field In the National
Cathedral School out on the Tennally-
town road, and II Athletic Director
George Green turns out a nine up TO the
standard OF his football. basketball. and
track teams. the other private schools
will have to go some to beat them.
Following is brief story Of each team.
with the complete schedules;
Coach George Green. of the National
Cathedral School for Boys baseball team,
started indoor practice last week, and
has a squad of eighteen candidates try
ding for different positions on the team
Following are names of the candidates:
Infelders, Crane, Murphy. Pennybaker,
Fixen (captain), and Clark; outfelders,
Ashford. Lamond, Jones. and Dunn;
pitchers. Beggs. Small. and Mertz; catch
ers, Solke and II. Rust
Manager Dunn has arranged a cordng
good schedule, including games with all
the strong District teams and several
'Wen-known out-of-town schools.
The schedule
March Is-Washingtm School for Boys
March 2G-Cenfrsl High School.
ATril 2-Cleveland Park.
Aprl e-Wsshington School for Boys
April 9-CentTal High School.
April ls-Techuical High School.
April S-Baltiuore Country School. at National
Cathedral School
April SO-Westera High School
May 7-woodberry Forest, at Orange Va.
Nay n-Wetem High School.
Nay H-Eastern high School.
NAY D-BusDess High School
Nay 2S-Baltimore Country School. at BALTIMORE
The Army and Navy Props baseball
team this season viii again be coached
by Mr.. Newberry. who turned out such
a fine team last year.
Although the material Is not quite as
promising. the Props can be depended
upon 10 hold up their end. The candi-
dates viii be called out just as soon as
the weather warns up.
Following Is the schedule:
March s2-Brtness high school
April 2-GeOrget0Nn FTeps.
April 5-Business High School
AprH a-Kensngton Jr. A. c.
April 1l-American Security Bank
April lS-GeorgetOwn PTeEs. at GeorgstoE1-
April lS-Fnends' Schooi-
April M-Central High School
April 1S-Business High School.
May S-Fnends' School.
May 7-Kensington Jr. A c.
May ti-Ceutral High School
May F-Bnsiness High School.
May sl-Frends' School.
Ben Hartig. catcher on last years base
BAH team at the Friends Select School.
has been elected manager Of this years
team at that institution. Mack Baker,
one OF the teams best outfelders, has
been elected captain.
Manager Hartig has nearly completed
this seasons schedule, which is to IN
clude games with all the high schools
in this city, the Bliss Electrical School.
and the Friends School in Baltimore.
Six veterans from last year VIII again
don the maroon and gray uniform this
year, and nine new men have signified
their intention Of trying for the team
The last years men are Baker, Roberts,
Swartzell. and Koss. outfielders; Hartig,
catcher, and Low shortstop
The team will be coached by Jack
'Brookes. assisted by George Lensner.
The schedule as arranged so far is as
follows:
March z5-ClsTeland Park A C.
March 2-BasiDess High School.
April 1-CleFeland Park a. O.
April 4-UniTersity School.
April e-WesteFn High School
April s-Bliss Electrical Schcol.
April 12-Ocutral High School
April l5-Army and NAVY Props.
April l9-Easssrn High School.
ATgll zE-WashingtOn School
April 5-rechnical High School
April c-Washington Scalcol
May s-ATmy and Navy PTspS
May 6-Western High School
May IG-EaStern High School.
May f9-uniTersity School
May l7-Blss Electrical School
Mas 23-National Cathedral School.
May E-Teehnica High School
MsY 9S-Baitimme Friends School
Nay si-AImy and Nav FrepS
K. D. Peachy, manager OF the Wash
Ington School for Boys baseball team,
yesterday announced the schedule for
this year. which win include games with
both public and private institutions in
this city and in Baltimore. Fifteen men,
six OF whom were members of last years
squad. have reported 20 Coach E. o.
Perry, who has taken charge of the
team.
According to Manager Peachy, the out
look this year is particularly encourage
ing. The last years men who VIII come
out again are wilkins, who played Sec
ond base; Stone, catcher; Sargent, third
base Peachy. first base. and Evans and
Hyde, outfielders
Evans. who pitched little last year,
is out for the place this year with a.
vim. and Is doing well. He has speed
and control, and is fast learning the
curves. Chamberlain, new man shows
up very good so far. and has an abundant
supply of curves. with fair speed and
control. Stone who caught last year. Is
also trying his hand at the pitching
game.
Wilson, one OF the best of last years
veterans. who made name for himself
in the school at second. was recently
elected captain
The schedule follows:
March Sensational Cathedral School
April S-NEtousl Czthsdrsl School.
April 9-Eastern High School
April 1z-WesteTn High School.
April l5-WestsgE High School
April la-Circle Athletic Club
April 2Z-Friends Select School
April 27-Friends Select School
April Sl-JeEeTson School in Baltimore
Nay 4-Circle Athletic Club
My 7-Baitimore County School, IN RsItlpnrs
My lI-Fasfssn High Sohrni