The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

one in baseball, so all he viii have to do
will be to get a point in the high school
meet, which he has a good chance of do
ing. as he i d good faSt man.
OutfeId Worries Coach DonneIIy.
The outfield is the only place that IS
worrying Coach Donnelly and nc is not
losing any sleep over that To date
there are several SooG men oLt for the
garden jobs. among them. Fisher. a new
conner at school, who is a left-handed
hitter and fast man: Weaver, Defendorf.
of last years team, Zimmerman, and Fitz-
hugh. the fast lad from the Eastern club.
The list Of candidates follows: pitchers,
Lyon Eakle. McCaffarcy, and LitCh
field: catchers, Parker. Finneran, and
FitzhuSh: first base, Chase and Smith:
second base. Barr and Harris; third base
EavnS CohilI, and Hughes, shOrtstop,
Capt. Varela and Shin: Outield. Defen-
dorf Fisher. Wilson. FitzhuSh, Baldwin,
and Sanderson.
Manager Sanderson has arranged some
good practice games, the schedule TO date:
March ls-GalIaDdet varsity. at Kendall Green
March IA. S. 4 T, At White Lot
March p NJ. A. C.. at College PArt.
March SIT. :. Senate, at RahedaIe-
April 5-Cathednl School. at Rnssdalc.
Arrll 4-GaIlandet Reserves. at Kendall Green-
April 5-ionEaS4 college, at Rnsedale.
AT-il : Rockville High School. Al ROsiale.
April s-St. James Academy at HaSeTstoSn-
Aprll lO-C -Callaudet varsity. at Kendall Grern.
Apnl IS Rockville High School, at Rockville.
April -Gonzagz College, al \. Cap. & L stS
April 1T s. Senate at RnssHdale-
Ar1l 25-Episcopal H. s.. al Alexandra.
AIril "a. 5 & T., at White Lot.
Me- 4 N-,r,tR "a
PENDING.
May Naval Medical School. at RosriaIe.
May 6-8cthel VI. A. At Warrr-'tun. Va
May I0-CathsdrAl School al Cathedral
MAY u-Ge=Eet0En Reserves, al Georgetown
MAY L-Gallaudet varsity at Kendall Green.
May 2-Ss1ayer's Business College. at ROs7iAlc.
May S-Chariotte Hall School. at Charlotte Hall
Capt. Morris Confident.
With over fifty candidates for the team,
the base ball outlook at Technical never
was better. Capt. Morris is confident that
his team will be a contender for the
championship.
With the material on hand and several
good twirlers that have not reported yet.
am confident we will give them all a
run for the flag. said the leader of the
As the school coach is at present out
OF town the line up for the practice games
cannot be secured, but all probability
the men will be placed as follows: Capt
Morris will do the receiving. Big Dole
man or Locke on first. Burley at the
midway station, Stranahan or Felt in
short, and Haslup or Flynn on third.
There are so many candidates for the
outfield that the task OF wedding them
out is not an easy one. At present the
most promising ones are Peake, Crown,
Towers, Swegler, Davis, and Offut
Picking the pitchers is going to be the
hardest job of all. as there are so many
good fast men out for the box job. Tew,
of last years team, is again a candidate
and is doing well: Flynn. the star twirler
of the Southeast Branch Y. NJ. c. A is
showing up good: George Garland, of the
r. P. Andrews team has the earmarks of
fast company slab artist: Hutchinson,
of the Agriculture Department team of
the Independence League last year; Aus
tin and Upton are showing up well ir
indoor practice.
There is no doubt but that Technical
High School will give them all fight for
the flag.
The following is the complete list of
candidates for the nine: Gilbert, Gar
land. Platt, Straion, Rennett, Colbert,
Crown, Ethengle, Stranahan, Doleman,
Loke. Lewis, Z. Lewis Book, Fink, Up
ton, Towles Dickinson, Hutchinson, Hall,
Francis, Allen Burley. Hough. Flegman.
Peake, AIbught, Rainey. Thompson, Della
hunt. n. Burley. Felt. White, Defendorf,
Downing. Heald, Hodges. Henderson,
Donnelly Bresanhan, Haslup, Cunning
ham. Cruikshanks, Darcy. koogIe,
Gormley, Offut, Rosenbusch. Flynn,
Morris, Brandes. Galleher. Lynch, Ecken-
dorf. Austin. Davis, and offut.
Splendid Chances at Western.
At Western High School the baseball
outlook is more than promising AS six
of last years team are back in school.
Curly" Byrd will have the nucleus of
good team before him
Thirty men reported in answer to the
first call for candidates, and from pres
ent indications the Georgetown school
will be well represented
big Chief' Myers viii be seen on first
base. and as the Chief Is an expert
enced veteran. the initial sack will be
well looked after. Second base is a toss
up between McArdle and Richmond, and
as both of these boys are good stickers,
the one showing the most form in prac-
tice games win have the call :.
Two good men are left OF the candi,
dates for the short field job, Adams. look
ing the best although Fahey may come
strong when the final lineup is made.
Howard will, in all probability, play the
third sack and on his past record should
give a good account OF himself
There are many candidates for the
outer gardrns the best looking ones at
preseut are ID Fuller Dray. ]. Adams,