Evening star., 1920-03-31
CORNELL AND YALE
EACH HAS DISTRICT
BOY ON ITS SQUAD
These Mines, Holy Cross and
Penn State Here During
Next Four Days.

Two Washington boys will come
here with visiting college base ball
teams this week. They are Buck"
Howard. who plays short for Cornell,
and Ed Kelley. who does some of the
twirling for Yale. Yale plays George
town tomorrow morning at 1890 and
appears against Catholic University
in the afternoon at $3.50. Cornell en-
gaging the Hilltoppers at the same
time. Yale and Georgetown are
springing an innovation by playing
two games in one day. Four college
mines will visit Washington during
the week. Holy Cross is here today
playing Catholic University and will
meet Georgetown Saturday. and Penn
State will come to battle Yale at
American League Park Friday after
noon. All four have strong combina-
tionS.
Holy Cross 1910 Champion.
Holy Cross won the intercollegiate
title last season, capturing % games
out of %, and the one it lost was
ten-inning battle to Fordham. Gill
who is with the Nationals, was Holy
Cross pitching mainstay last year.
Bowen and STATE. members of the 1919
team. are with the Giants. while Mar
tin. last years first string catcher.
and Maloney, regular first sacker have
been lost.
Despite these losses Holy Cross has
plenty OF good material Among the
veterans are Walsh. catcher; Nc
Laughlin. pitcher: Cagnon. shortstop.
Mcguire. second base; Santore. third
base; Capt. Daley. right field; Leo
Dugan. outfielder; Duffey. utility in
fielder, and OConnor, substitute first
sacker last year. In addition to these
there is wealth of freshman ma
terial. Included among the candi-
dates are Flynn. Mahoney and Leon
ard Dugan. brothers of Joe Dugan of
the Athletics. who formerly played
for Holy Cross. Jesse Burkett is the
Holy Cross coach.
Yale Has Wealth Of Material.
Yale has SO much good material that
1t brought about forty men south.
Yale likely will present this veteran
combination in its first engagement of
the year against Georgetown:
Diamond. first base; Capt. Sawyer,
Holmes. third base; Faherty. left field
Gordon. center field: Parson, right
field; Aldrich or Peters, catchers, and
either Selleck or Coke, pitcher. This
is in main the combination which de-
feated Princeton and Harvard last
season. Coke. who is a southpaw,
held the Giants to 3-to-2 score last
spring.
Kelley pitched for the freshmen last
year and did great work. Calhoun
is another pitcher OF high calibeF and
is giant in size, being compared to
Christy Mathewson. Faherty and Cor
don. two of the outfielders, are said
to be unusually hard hitters. Faherty
starred with the bat in Yale's cham
pionship games last season. Billy
Lauder is coaching the Yale team
Henry Il Coaching Cornell.
John Henry. former National catcher,
is the tutor of the Cornell ball tossers.
He is pretty we'll fixed with material.
except that his pitching and catching
candidates are green. Four pitchers.
Maloney and Dodson. lefthanders, and
Rickard and Andrews, orthodox hurlers.
are showing up fairly strong. Dodson
worked in two varsity games last year
and Andrews did some effective twirling
for the freshmen in 1919
However. the IthacanS present an eX-
perienced infield. one that is well bal
anced in hitting and fielding. and an
outfield that is satisfying to the coach.
Murphy at first, Sautters at second.
Howard at short and Bonagura at third,
all varsity players Of the past, probably
will compose the inner works. although
Fritz may land one of the jobs. Ems
worth. who is a capable catcher IL need
ed behind the bat; Cross and Davies,
" no is something Of a lefthand pitcher.
all good stickers. likely will make up