The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
.A.C.SCHEDULE OUT
AggieS Will open Baseball
Season with Georgetown.
CAPT. GRAsTON WILL BE COACH
Most Important Games on College
Park COIIegians' Schedule Are with
tions Point 10 Fast Temm-PIenty Of
Promising Material in Sight.
Special to Tie Washington Herald.

Special 10 Use Washington Herald
College Park. Feb. 5.-Manager William
p Cole. jr.. of the Maryland Agricultural
College baseball team. has announced
the following schedule Of games for the
season Of 1910. The schedule IS the most
ambitions that has been arranged for
several years.
March l9- Georgetown University a. Washington.
March % Easton College A. Manassas. Va
April 2-Galaudst College. q Washington. al CoI.
legs Park.
ApdI 5-Umted states NaTal Academy. at An
Hapoi7
April s-UHited States Revenue Cutter seryios. at
College Psrs.
April 5-WasiinEt5n and lee University. ., Lex
.ngjGB. Va,
AIlil ls-virginia Military Institute, at Le1ias-
ton Va.
Apsil 9o-Nount Washington College. at Ool,gs
Pax.
APRIL z,-Eas,osl COLLEGE. ar College PARK.
April 2-West Virginia University. a. College
Para.
April Jj-Delaware College. a. Negsrk. Del
MaT i-cathohc University, a. College PARK.
Ma st. Johns College, ~ Annapolis.
May Il-Rock Hill college ar Eldc0tt City
Mas lt-Mggut s.. MARY s. at Enmittslzlrg Nd
May Is-GallsIdc- College al Washington.
MAY Washington College. Of ChesteHgTu. I'D,
a. College PARK.
MAY 1J-tileE.
Nay 3-Wes-sgn Maryland College Of Westninster.
Jars l--st. Johns Coless, Ct Annapolis, at Co
Isge PARK
June f-OUsu.
June Il-Gr.r.
June li-Alunua Association. at College Psrs.
Perhaps the most important games on
the schedule are those with 81. Johns
College. or Annapolis. and when these Two
teams meet every bit OF baseball there
IS in the men viii be seen Tho clubs
are old rivals. and contests between them
are always bitterly fought. The games
with the Virginia teams VIII also be top
notehers, il previous games between the
clubs are 10 be taken as a criterion
Tho Aggies look mighty good this year.
and everybody is expecting them 10 make
fine showing. Capt. Grason, perhaps
the best catcher that ever donned col
Ieee uniform. will again be in harness.
and with him viii be Saunders, Burn.
Furuiss. Shipley. and Cole, ". p. all
last years men. The other likely csud-
dates from the student body are Wright.
Cartelyou. Sylvester, i. Hatton. ?. Hat
Ton. Ledmun. Woodward. Waters j..
Goetz, A. Go4ltz. O'CQun0r. and several
others. Manager Cole and Capt GrasoE
believe they have star tWirLer IN p
Goeltz. who comes from the New York
University. lie is a straUpiuC young
fellow. and filings them from the right
side Goeltz VIII probably he called upon
20 do most Of the box work but r. Sill
vester who halls from Norfolk, Va. j.
expected to repeat some Of the fine stunts
he executed last year. he PLAYED in NCr-
folk last summer, and has gained con
siderable experience.
GoeItz is taking the agricultural course
AT the college and those who have been
closely watching his vorE predict that
be VIII prove second -yTl, who was
the best twirIer the college ever turner
cut Arrangements are making for the
beginning of indoor practice about Non
day next. and all the men are eager for
the FRAY. There Is much rivalry between
the several candidates for positions 0u
tHo team Tie men have been notified
that they are expected % report ou the
college campus about the second week ia
March. when work viii be commenced
"a earnest.
The athletic association decided not 20
secure the services Of a coach. having
great faith in Capt. Grason. who knows
the game IN an its details and is capable
of getting all out OF the men there is
in them