The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-19
NORWICH HAS
FINE MATERIAL
Fast Team Expected to
Represent the Mortified
Institution
'HOERNLE REDUCED
SQUAD CONSIDERABLY
First Game Comes Thurs
day With St. Lawrence
at Mortified

Norwich university will be represent
ed in baseball this season by one of the
fastest teams in several years, as prac-
tically the entire team of 1919 remains
intact and will be started on the inter
collegiate schedule by April p. All
kinds of material has presented itself
during the past two weeks to Coach
Charles Hoernle, who after considerable
sorting, has diminished the number to
normal baseball squad.
Not only has he the men of last year
with which TO work but also a few new
ones that have shown up conspicuously
in the practices. Ralph mig" Smith,
who covered the second sack for the
varsity nine of the University of Yer
mont during the entire season of last
year, is among the new ones at the
university. Another is George Rogers
of New Britain, Conn, crack first
baseman who figured in considerable
overseas baseball with his division last
year And a third is highly recon-
mended pitcher from the Textile league
Of Lawrence, Mass, a right handler
whose recommendation comes from
Redmond, the star quarterback at Nor
witch university last fall. These men
have practically secured positions on
the regular squad by their form shown
during recent tryouts, though as yet
no definite assignment has been made
by Coach Hoernle
Herbert Harrington of Portsmouth,
n H., last years shortstop, "Spee
Keefe of Proctor at third, Dewey Hy-
land of Rutland, Sam Olsen of Proctor
and doe Govoni of West Dennis,
Mass. are backstop candidates; Pete
Waite Of Rutland, Matthews OF Or
leans, Douglas of Norwood, Mass,
Charles Maker of Pomfret, Conn, and
9Th" Smith of Montpelier, all candi-
dates for the field, are among the mum
Der most likely TO appear in uniforms
for n. u.
Clarence Wildly of st. Johnsbury, the
backbone of the pitching staff last
| year, and Mitchell of Lawrence, Mass,
Dan Davis Of Mortified high school
and "Doc" Martin, the keystone sacker
and fielder last year, who passed the
summer months pitching at Hotel
| Champlain in the Adirondack noun
tains. are the actors most likely 10 ap.
pear on the mound this season, all OF
these being right handlers except Davis.
| Then there is Paul Griffin OF Marlboro,
Mass, Jumbo" Regain OF Bethel and
Jim Mahoney, southpaw of Brookllne,
| Mass, new contenders for the box
work
II will be noticed that seven of the
| Is games already arranged for are to
be PLAYED on the home grounds in
Mortified with two open dates, sure
to be filed when the season gets ago
ing. Season tickets are sold for $3.50
The schedule follows;
April est. Lawrence university at
Mortified
April Springfield tpendingl.
NAV l-St. Michsel's college az
| Mortified
May Rhode Island State at North
field.
Nav -Middlebury at Mortified.
Nav l4-St. Anselm's at Manches
ter, n II.
Nav l5-Lowell Textile at Lowell
Mass.
Nav Bowdoin at Brunswick, Me
Nav ls-Bates at Lewiston, Nc.
Nav la-University Of Maine a
Orono, Ne.
Nav 22-Clarkson at Mortified
Nav Dartmouth at Hanover, y
II.
Nav -Middlebury at Middlehury
June EST. Michaers at WinooskL
June Open lat homel.
June l2-Open tat homel
June l4-Fordham at Mortified.
June l6-Alumni at Mortified.