The Washington times., 1913-03-03
SCHOOL BASEBALL
TEAMS TO Be BUSY
Fair Weather This Week Will
See Scholastic and Co..
Iegiate Nine Out.

During the week, provided fair and
warmer weather combine to make base
ball attractive as an outdoor PROPOSE
ton. practically every high school and
college team in and around the city will
get out for serious work in preparation
for the season.
Up to this time Catholic University
and Georgetown have done but little
work. and both teams are eager
and anxious to get into line, as both
have long and arduous schedules to
complete which start unusually early.
The fact that the Easter holidays
start earlier this year than in many
years past makes it all the more neces-
sary that the Blue and Gray team
round into shape for the big colleges
Lafayette, Princeton. and Yale are to
be met Easter week. which is just three
weeks away.
Coach Harley, of the Blue and Gray,
is looked for today and will Immediately
tske charge of the candidates. His ad-
vent has been awaited with interest
and low that the indoor meet is a
tfiLg Of the past, activities in baseball
VII! take turn for the better at the
Hill Top.
Moran Takes Charge.
Z. Out at Brookland, the Catholic Uni
Tersity nine is looking forward to a
successful season. Last years team
and that Of the year before made cred
liable records. The Red and Black has
20 far this season made an enviable rec
ord in basketball. Lut out green team
In football which was handicapped by a
lack OF weight, and hopes to maintain
high standard in baseball.
Charlie Moran, the old Georgeton CAP
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and is expecting to have a banner year.
The schedule this season is a trifie more
pretentious than last years Lafayette
Yale, and Holy Cross are met during
the Eastern holidays at Brookland and
Catholic University faces the same sort
of proposition that the Hilltoppers en-
counter.
Manager Koehler, of the MARYLAND
Aggies. has gotten together a fine list of
engagements for his team. 1t is a little
but the Aggies are sure to make a
creditable showing on the diamond as
their work so far this season has been of
high order.
Meets Team Here.
The Aggies have booked games with
Gallaudet, Georgetown. Catholic Univer-
sity and a number of the high schools.
Besides this they are out with a venge-
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Johns. Johns Hopkins, Mt St Mary's,
Mt. St Joseph's, Western Maryland.
and Rock Hill. Many veterans are look
ed for when the team is gotten togeth-
er.
Gallaudet is taking its time about
opening its schedule coming forward
with a game on April 20 as its first real
engagement. Several of the high schools
will be taken on earlier then this, but
the heavy part of the engagements will
not be encountered until April.
Among the high schools, Tech is keep
ing unusually quiet The Manuel
Trainers have won two pennants In
succession. and are out for the third.
No call for candidates has been issued
as yet nor has an announcement been
made as to the selection of a playing
field.
Central, Business. and Eastern will
no doubt get into action some time the
last of the week. The Georgetown Preps
are already waiting for fair weather,
and have a goodly number of candi-
dates in shape for the games this
spring.