The Washington times., 1921-03-12
VALENTINE TOSOON
. LEAVE FOR MASON
March p Will Find Old Ellis
Team in Southern
Camp.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March Il
Coach Bill Lauder. of the Yale base
ball team. has given several OF the
varsity veterans a shock by deciding
to leave them at home during the
Easter trip to Macon, Ga, where the
squad will remain ten days at a train
ing camp. beginning March %.
Such regulars as Dean Robinson,
big Ed Kelly. Lang Parsons and
Dodd are not included in the squad
selected by Lauder and Capt. Wilton
Peters, who, after having an oppor-
tunity to observe the baseball candi-
dates in the cage during the last
month, announced today the names of
the twenty-three players which would
complete the varsity roster when 1t
leaves for Macon.
The list Is as follows:
LIST OF PLAYERS.
Catchers-J. w. Peters, J. c. Damn.
Pitchers-Frank Coke. Edward A.
Chittenden, Thomas r. Hartnett,
Thomas r. Symington. Howard c.
Selleck, and II. Lazarus.
Infielders-Thorne Murphy, James
Herman, Malcolm Aldrich. Tom Cos
grove, John Hickey. Tim Durant, Bill
Hawkes., and Bob Warren
Outfielders Paul Crane, James
Sloane, Reeve Hoover. Mike Eddy,
Henry de Sibour, Dorr Hickey, and
James Mintener.
This appears to be formidable
aggregation, and working together for
the next two weeks the men should
be in fine fettle when they play the
South's best teams at Macon.
The back-stop work will be han
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BILE Peters and his understudy. Jack
Damn. Warren, Hoover and Herman
are also reliable receivers, and should
occasion demand it. they could at
moments notice take their place be-
hind the bat.
ONLY VETERAN PLAYERS.
Frank Coke, the southpaw. and the
diminitutive Howard Selleck are the
only veteran twirlers to accompany
the squad to Dixie. They will bear
the brunt of the hurting assignments
Lazarus was Ineligible last year, SO he
confined his activities to the class
league where he made an excellent
record. II he can display as good
form with the varsity as he did in tho
Spring of 1920 he should turn In
great number OF victories for the ELS.
Symington is another addition to the
Yale pitching staff. He made good
record with his freshman team and
right now is counted upon to deliver
the goods.
Tom Hartnett is a newcomer who
was bit erratic last year with the
freshmen, but right now is displaying
mid-season form. lied" Chittenden,
the other finger. is a steady man and
has been coming along better every
day. He pitched in a few games early
last spring and performed creditably.
Jim" Herman at first, Thorne Muir
ply at the middle bag, Aldrich at the
short field and Johnny Hickey the
New Havener. at the hot corner form
the first infield. The other combina-
ton consists, in the order named
above, of Tim" Durant, Tom" Cos
grove. "Bir Hawkes., and Bobby"
Warren.
WILL HAVE SEVEN.
In the outerworks. Lauder will have
seven men, among whom Is only one
veteran, Paul Crane. The new talent
is made up OF Dorr Hickey. Jim"
Sloane and Hoover, all heavy hitters
and these are augmented by Mike"
Eddy. Count de Sibeur and Minten-
er, all of last years freshman outfit.
The rest of the party to make the
journey South are Manager r. II.
Paul, Assistant Manager Eddie Starr,
Coach William Lauder and Trainer
Walter Mace. A ground keeper has
already been dispatched to Georgia
to massage the wrinkles out OF the
diamond. A score keeper and umpire
are still to be announced.