The Washington times., 1913-03-19
COLLEGES TO OPEN
UP SEASON TO-DAY
Next Nine Days Will Find
Northerners Taking a Crack
at Their Southern Rivals.

While Catholic University and Vir-
ginia formally opened the college base
ball season at Charlottesville on Mon
day, the real opening of the season will
start today when Georgetown and Lafa-
yette, Catholic University and Penn
State, and Virginia and Holy Cross get
together in the real tests of the spring
games.
Bill Clarke and his Princeton players
are at Greensboro. n. c., having gone
through Washington into the South TO
work gradually Northward this Year.
Georgetown is entertaining Lafayette
today on the Hilltop and will oppose
Lefty" Holden, the former Western
High School finger. Meyers, captain of
Western two years ago, is holding down
first base for the Eastonians.
The schedule of college games in this
section of the Country for the next
nine days follows:
March 20-Pennsylvania State versus
North Carolina, at Chapel Hill; Prince
ton versus Trinity, at Greensboro: Holy
Cross versus Washington and Lee, at
Lexington; Lafayette versus South
Carolina, at Columbia, 8. e.
March 2l-Pennsylvania State versus
Trinity, at Durham; Randolph Macon
versus Virginia p. l., at Blacksburg,
Va; Yale versus Washington and Lee.
at Norfolk; Princeton versus Virginia
South Carolina. at Columbia.
March 22-Yale versus Holy Cross, at
Norfolk; Princeton versus Georgetown,
at Washington; Pennsylvania, at An
napolis: Lehigh Versus Virginia. at
Charlottesville; Lafayette versus South
Carolina. at Columbia, S. C.; Pennsyl-
vania State versus A. & NJ OF North
Carolina. at West Raleigh: Fordham
versus New York City College, at Ford
ham: Johns Hopkins versus Rock Hill,
at Ellicott City.
March 2i-Yale versus Pennsylvania.
at Washington: Princeton versus
Georgetown. at Washington; Holy Cross
versus Virginia, at Chariottesville;
Lafayette versus Eton College, at
Greensboro, n. c.: Pennsylvania State
versus Washington and Lee at Lexing-
ton. Va; Mount st. Joseph versus New
York University. at Irvinston.
March 2o-lale VS.; Georgetown. at
Washington; Pennsylvania VS., Johns
Hopkins. at Baltimore; Virginia VS.,
Washington, "a. L.,) al Charlottesville:
Holy Cross VS.. Catholic University. ar
Washington; Lafayette VS. Trinity, at
Durham; Pennsylvania State VS.. Wash
ington and Lee. at Lexington.
March 2s-Yale VS.. Catholic Univer-
sity. at Washington; Stevens at Prince
ton: Columbia VS.. St. Johns at New
York: Virginia VS.. Johns Hopkins, at
Charlottesville; Holy Cross at Annapo-
lis: Lafayette vs. Trinity. at Durham:
Lehigh VS.. Lebanon Valley. at South
Bethlehem: Colgate at West Point
March 21-Princeton VS., Crsinis. at
Princeton; Georgetown VS.. Washington,
"a. L..I at Washington: Lafayette VS..
A. g. NJ. Of North Carolina. at Raleigh:
Colgate vs.. Manhattan, at New York
March S-Virginia VS.. Amherst. at
Holy Cross VS.. Lehigh.
at South Bethlehem; Lafayette vs.
North Carolina, at Chapel Hill; Colgate
VS.. ST. Johns. at Brooklyn.
March 29-Yale VS.. South Orange i. G.,
at New Haven: Rutgers at Princeton:
at Holy Cross. at Phila-
delphia; Georgetown at Annapolis: Co.
lumbia VS.. City College, at New York:
Virginia VS.. Washington. "a. L..) at
Lafayette VS.. North
Carolina. at Chapel Hill: Lehigh VS..
Colgate. at Court Bethlehem; Stevens
at Fordham; Swarthmore VS.. Catholic
University. at Washington: New York
at West Point.