Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AND
GALLAUDET BASE BALL DATES
Crack College Teams of North
Coming This Way.
Brookland Boys to Erect Grandstand
and Bleachers by Time the
Season Starts.

At special meeting of the athletic
committee of the Catholic University
held yesterday the base ball schedule foi
the season of 1911 was approved and ac-
copied from the manager.
John j. DAILY, who managed the team
last year. and who is holding down the
Job for the second time. has gotten TO-
gether a very choice assortment OF games
and one which make the team hustle 10
hold UP its end in the college oase oai
world. The schedule, somewhat larger
than that of last year. consists OF thirty
games, twenty-five of which are to DE
piayed on University Field This is an
innovation which should prove of ma
teriaI advantage to the team, for until
the 29th of April. when the team journeys
10 Ellicott City to line up against Rock
lin, all The games will be played on
the home grounds.
The schedule also contains a number
of games with some of the larger col
eyes of the east and south. including Co
Iumbia Colby University of North Caro-
INA, A and NJ of North Carolina, VIII
liam and Mary, Fordham, Bucknell. Man
haitian, Johns Hopkins and the Navy,
all of which, with the exception OF the
last named, will be played on the Brook
land field.
The two annual games with Georgetown
are again in evidence, both occupying
attractive places in the list, being We'll
al the height of the season For TINS
reason they should prove 10 be the stei-
lar attraction in college base ball In
Washington during the coming season, as
both teams should at this time of their
schedule be paying in Inid-season form
The manaeements OF Georgetown ana
of the university are considering prop
ostion whereby the second OF the series
will he contest ed on the Brookland col
legians' field Inasmuch as the Red
and Black has large following In the
no. theast section of tine city. this game
should attract Il remuneratlve sum TO
The exchequer of both teams In event
Of the deal going through IT Will De
departure from GeorsetOwn's old custom
OF playing both c. L. games on the hill
top.
Pete Noonan. who was in a large meas
ure responsible for the fine showing made
10y c. t. last spring. will again coach
the team, and IL is rumOred that he Will
he assisted by Nick Maddox. former Pr
tate who will help round the pitchers
into form. With the wealth of material
which he will have to work with Noonan
should have no trouble in producing
team which will rank with the best. for
ht. is extremely popular at the BrOokland
school and he, if any one. can get all
there is in the players out of them.
All but two of last years team have
returned. and there is great deal of
promising material among the new stu
dents. Martin Tobin. the star second
haseman of last years team, will cap
tain the team this year, and because of
his knowledge of the game. GOODNESS and
natural executive ability should prove a
capable leader.
There is no dearth of pitching material
at the university this year. Chief Green.
who proved such terror to the college
batSmen last season. is still a the school
and will again do duty on the slab. He
will not lack assistants. for Ryan, Clancy,
Greer, Bond and Fury are all going TO
strive for places on the pitching stan
The new gymnasium will greatly faclll-
tate the training of these slab artists, for
they will all get chance to work out
after the holidays.
Mcdonnell. last years heavy hitting
catcher. will again be seen behind the
bat. This year, however. he will be re-
Iieved of some of the work by Zachary,
the former Rockhill star. Widmayer.
Tobin. Marsden. Kelly and Mcguire are
among the more promising candidates for
the infield. but they will be hard pressed
by a number of others. Last years out
field trio, McGcady, Devries and Cant
well. will all have to hustle to hold down
their jobs for there are Il host of heavy
hitting outfielders in the ranks of the new
students.
Grandstands and bleachers are to be
erected and when all the improvements
are completed University Field will be as
we'll equipped as any in this vicinity.
An innovation to be introduced this year.
and one which in all probability will be
taken as d precedent. Will be the game
with Il team composed OF alumni which
will be played on University Field during
commencement week.
Taken all in all. the prospects for a
winning team at G. L. the coming sea-
son are very bright. and there Is no doubt
f1Iff hat 10
one which will reflect high credit on the
KrookIand institution. The schedule fol-
lows:
March a"-,;onzaga College at University Field
University Field
Mar, land horticultural College at Cni-
yerSity Field
cs-Swar,hmore- College at University
Field.
29-swsrthmorc College at University
April 1-Fredercksburs College at University
Field.
1-C"!l.y college at University Field.
university Of Maryland at University
Field.
William and Mary College at Uni
II For,lhan University at University
T.: -Bucknrli a, University Field
l''-colunhia University at University
Randolph Macon College at University
Manhattan College a University Field
versity Reid.
Delaware college at University Field
81 University If North Carolina at Uni
Nerslty Held
"a and NJ. of North Carolina at Uni
v6rs!ty Eield
2o-Rock Hill College at Ellicott City.
Nav Navy at Annapolis.
S-Georgetown AT Georgetown Field
10 RiciIInond College at Richmond.
- Delaware College AZ Newark. Del.
l.;-Manhsttan College at New York.
iG-Ran1olph Macon at Ashland
Il College a EEederichs-
burg.
Rock Hill College at University Field
.i-fseorgetown at University Field
31-St. Johns College az University Field.
90 tialldudet College at University Field.