Evening star., 1919-03-03
C. i. HAS |NF|ELD
QUARTET INTACT
Kendrick, Schwartz, Cash
man, Rooney Again Candi-
dates for BrookIand Nine.
BY II. C. BYRD.

BY II. c. YRD.
With the exception of its two pitch
ers, Tom Kendrick and Kronnenwet-
ter, Catholic University has back for
base ball this spring the best men
OF its 1913 nine. The infield wil5 be
intact. even to the catcher, and the
problem Coach Moran viii face prob
ably centers in the pitching depart
ment. He should not have much diff
Guilty getting together a fairly good
outfieId.
Jack kendrick is back for his first
base position and Schwartz is due
to take care of second base again The
first mentioned is fine fielder, but
is not very heavy with the stick.
Schwartz is a good all-round ball
player, and stands out both as hit
ter and fielder, particularly the Tor
mer. eastman is expected to hold
down the shortstop's job, and every
Catholic University man knows how
well the little fellow can take care
of that ground Pat Rooney, captain
of the team and one of the best col
Iege players i'll the south, still is IN
the university, and Will play third
for his fourth consecutive year. Gar
)
was much better than the ordinary
last season and probably viii show
Improvement over his 1918 perform
ances. ~ ,c
| HoDI,a who is said to have pitched
for Mount St. Mary's two years ago;
Parrott and Long. The last men
toned did some little hurting last
! season, but the other two are new
men Not much is known OF lheir
Not one Of the regular outfielders of
last season is going to be out Tor the
team. Iilascott the only one now IN
school does not intend to report Tor
base bali Mcintyre and Glennon nave
had outfiefd experience. Some or the
nIavers out for other positions in all
probability will be shifted to garden
iobs. Corwin, now playing basket
hall is q likely looking catcher ana
might make good in the outnstu'
| O'Farrell, Fitzgerald, Grimm ana NC
| Knight are other men on the squad
at present.
Coach Moran is not any too opti-
ristic regarding his teams chances
this spring. He says he knows Tess
about the squad than ever before ana
that the lack of capable pltcherS rs
bothering him a great deal NOT on4y
is the material not quite up TO the
standard al G. u, according to Moran
hut there is trouble with the Scheduie
Without northern teams coming south
there will be fewer contests on the
Brooklanders' lists this year than IN
any of the last several seasons Here
tofore the local institution mas de-
nended almost entirely on nIneS from
the north, but this spring hoftheFh
mines are going to be conspicuous py
their absence Moran had Il trip ar
ranged through Virginia, but two
teams have cancelled with him, ana
+he tourney under conditions as they
would stand without those contests
would throw the team IN the mole
financially.
ST Alban's won another basket ball
game Saturday night, defeating the
Guint representing Stuyvesant School:
! The Episcopalians got the long ehd Oh
! a As to I6 score. Sexsmith starred lot
the victors with ten baskets from the
floor.
Base ball teams in all the colleges
and schools are likely TO take the field
TO-DAY. Catholic University and
GEORGETOWN were out yesterday for
long workouts and the schoiastic
SQUADS plan TO get under way irnme-
diately.
LAFAYETTE is meeting Cornell. Prince
ton and Pennsylvania in foot ball next
fall 1t is not stunning difficult COM
petition by any means, especially as
practically all the other elevens the
| Eastonians are to play represent
larger schools. The Lehigh game is
! to be played at Bethlehem NoVem-
| Der %
Tn all proba bility the District Inter
collegiate Basket Ball League cham
pionship viii be decided saturday
night when Gallaudet and Catholic
University meet at the Y. M. c. a.
Both teams won last week and {. I:
still leads the organization by hail
q came The contest should be the
hest of the year. The Kendall Green
! five won the game already played be
tween the two quints and some mighty
spirited basket ball ought to result.