The sun., 1919-03-16
TRACK AND DIAMOND
HUM AT DARTMOUTH
Tesreau Has 38rin Baseball
Squad, Including Many
Veterans.
HILLMAN IS BUSY
Harry Starts Pointing Ath-
letes for Big intercollegiate
Meetings.
HILLMAN IS BI

HANOVER, N. H., March 15.--Interest
In both track and baseball at Dartmouth
was given q decided and much needed
impetus by the appointment OF Jeff
Tesreau. former Giant twirler, to tho
position OF coach OF the 1919 baseball
squad. and by Coach Harry Hillman's
first general call for track and field
athletes In preparation for indoor and
outdoor meets which are on the card
for the green track squad during tho re-
mainder OF the college year. A squad Of
thirty-three candidates for the varsity
nine. most of whom are battery men,
already Is at work under the direction
OF Coach Tesreau. while q daily schedule
of workouts has been drawn UP for the
track men, both veterans and novices,
The veteran material which Coach
Tesreau has on hand II OF calibre to in
dictate a successful baseball season, since
eight I'D" men will be available. They
are Jack Ross. pitcher: Frank Ross and
Carr. catchers Capt. Grey, first base
Murphy and Martin. inhelders, and
Jordan and T. Reilly. outnelders. In adj
dition Cuddy Murphy. star of the FRS,
Naval District League last summer, is a
candidate for the twirllng star.
Coach Tesreau naturally is paying
much attention to the pitching staff
AAo AdS ho idCh "a ChIlulubleS lOE ellHtt
the pitching STAFF or the mask position,
Besides Ross, who was an able second
to George Harris during the 1915
season. and Cuddy Murphy, Tesreau
has Dyer, freshman pitcher Of PREP
school fame. and Beers, mainstay OF the
second team last spring.
Many Catchers.
The contest for the position behind
the bat promises. even at this early
stage of the game. to call forth un-
usually keen competition. Ross and
Carr, both OF whom played with the
varsity last year, are leading the large
field of candidates. but Crisp, a Need
ham boy, who played the position with
the second team in 1918. has some
chance Of placing. Davis Elliot, Mckay
and a freshman, Salmonsen, are Others
who are candidates for catcher.
Although Tom Reilly Is the only var.
sity outfelder now with the squad, botr
Jordan and Grundmen, the latter a var.
sity substitute during the last season
are expected to report within a week
The outfleld also has a dozen or so new
men at work.
In addition to the squad which Coact
| Tesreau will have under his direction
between now and spring vacation, which
opens March ~. George Harris, frs
string pitcher last spring: Chef Gale
second baseman, and Ginger Bruce, who
led the team in batting in 1918. are ex.
pected back for the remainder OF the
yea.
Three Interclass Meets.
Following his plans OF previous years
Coach Hillman has announced a series
Of three indoor interclass handicaI
meets. extending from April IL to MAY
3, the latter to be held outdoors Il
weather conditions permit
The outdoor season. according TO a
tentative schedule given out by Hillmar
last week will start with a dual NEE
| in Hanover. May 10, will include a tri
angular meet with Columbia and Penn
sylvania in New York city on the fol
| lowing Saturday and will close witt
the intercollegiates in the Stadium May
30 and 81. In addition a number o.
| individual entries as well as the entry
of relay teams probably VIII be mad,
in the Penn relay carnival April 25-26.