The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-06
TRINITY COLLEGE
BEGINS PRACTICE
Baseball Candidates Get Early
Attention-Heavy Schedule
for Team Arranged.

| Dufnam, ~. e., FEBRUARY b.--IaRlnB
| advantage OF the unusually favorable
weather. Captain Spence. OF Trinity
| College, Issued tho call for spring base
ball practice early this year. Every
! afternoon for the past week has seen a
number of baseball aspirants hard at
work upon Hanes Field. Doc" At
kins. of tho Baltimore Orioles. and for
number of years official coach at
Trinity, is to be back on the job this
season. although he has not yet put in
his appearance. He Will probably DO
hero about the middle of the present
month. Doc Atkins Will be assisted
, this year by Lowe tho well-known
catcher OF tho Durham team of last
year.
From the work put up on the field
up to date. Trinity's prospects are by
no means as bad us had been prophe-
sled In the fall. Although 1t Is true
that not many men of last years team
are back In college. several new men
and number of last years squad are
showing up In good form. OF last
years mon, Captain Spence, the fast
centreficlder of the past two years: Kid
Anderson, as peppery and accurate Il
shortstop for his weight as ever deco
rated n college diamond: Frosty Mad
dox. Fatty Mclean and "Dinah" kn-
nipe are back In the game. OF last
years squad. Tom Gin. CASTOR, Thorne.
Siler Carver, Paris. Bond. Few and
number OF other men are out trying for
places. Besides these, n number Of for
mer high school stars figure In tho
aggregation collected daily on the field
Manager II. II. CASTOR has arranged
m unusually heavy schedule for the
season. Besides games with the col
legcs. Trinity has been playing since
the beginning OF intercollegiate ball
here, a number OF new rivals figure in
the schedule this year. This year for
the first time Trinity will meet st.
Marys Catholic College. the univer-
sity of West Virginia, Richmond Col
leEe and the University OF South Caro-
lima. AS has been the custom for a
number of years, the Trinity team will
this year make Northern trip ex-
tending as far as Washington. ID. G.
In addition 10 this trip, Manager, Gas
ton has arranged minor trip. which
will extend as far south as Spartan
burg. On the latter trip. Trinity will
meet n number OF State colleges and
Wofford, OF South Carolina.
The total number of games arranged
for this season is thirty. Fourteen of
this number will be played away from
the home ground, Two games are
scheduled with the Durham Bulls"
and one with the Jersey City team of
the International League, which goes
All the other games are strictly inter-
collegiate.
The schedule as 1t stands is as fol-
lows
March 14-Trinity Park School. at
Durham.
March 17-Elon College. at Durham.
March 1a-Jerscy City. at Durham.
March 2l--Wake Forest, Mt Durham.
March 2i-Eastern College. at Dur
ham.
March 25-william and Mary. at
Durham.
March 2s-University of Vermont, at
Durham.
March 2s-wake Forest. at Hender-
son, N c.
March sl-st. Mary's. at Belmont.
y. -.
April 1-worord College. at Spar
tanburg, S C.
April e-woford College. at Spar
tanburg.
April a-Davidson. at Davidson.
April 4-Gullford College. ut High
Point.
April S-Davidson. at Durham
April 10-Pennsyivania State. at Dur
ham.
April IA. g. NJ, at Durham
April lS-Durham. at Durham.
April l5-UniNersity OF West Vir-
ginia, at Durham.
April l6--Durham. Mt Durham
April 17--Washington and Lee, ut
Durham.
April 2o-Richmond College. at
Richmond
April el-Catholic University, ut
Washington
April 22--University of Virginia, at
Charlottesville.
April 23-V. Nj. l.. at Lexington.
April 24-Washington and Lee, at
Lexington.
April 25-Washington and Lee, at
Lexington.
April 2s--Guilford. at Durham.
May Wake Forest, at Wake
Forest.
May "a. & NJ, at Raleigh
May university Of South Carolina,
at Durham.