Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
AGGIE BASE BALL.
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
SCHEDULE FOR 1891 INCLUDES
TwENTy1ONE GAMES; BEGIN
IN ABILENE.
Special 70 The News.

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. March
is.-The Farmers viii open the base.
ball season with two games against
Simmons College nj College station
March 81 ana 20.
The 1874 schedule as announced by
james sullivan includes twenty.One
games. ten of which will be- played ON
the home diamond and eleven away
from College Station. Six games on the |
local diamond lead the schedule. Fol- |
lowing the simmons games. Rice In |
stitutn comes 10 College for two games. |
March 20 and 81. Southern Baptist |
University comes next for two games |
April and 4. Then the Angles will !
travel TO Austin for two games with the
State University on April 10 and ie,
and return for four days practice be-
fore meeting Baylor University at Col
lego April u and 90 They leave Col
iege for trip north then. stopping
at Waxahachle for one GONE with Trim
~ University April &c. NJ Dallas for
two return games with Southern Me
thodist University April % and %. then
swing back 10 Waco for two with Bay
lor April 20 and 30. They rest nj
College four days and then 20 to Hous
ton 10 meet Rice Institute May 4 and
G. The next games are with state Uni
verrity at College station May IL and
II. The season then winds up with
two games 10 be played at Brennan
with Southwestern University.
Mr.. Sullivan In also trying To ar
RANGE game with one ~ the big league
teams now training IN Texas and also
with aome Texas League team but he
Il not ready to make an announcemef
concerning either.
The schedule In considered good
one by the Aggies and they are look
ing forward 10 a successful season on
the diamond.
Around the skeleton III last year't
squad and with new aspirants for posi-
tons as diamond performers Paul Sen
tell has built w n machine and picked
q reserve supply of parts with which
he hopes 20 see A. a NJ. capture the
1871 baseball pennant.
Every day since February that
the ground would hold shoe spike
sentell has been out with the squad
working. studying. trying To find the
hest that the school offecrd MS com
petitors for baseball honors.
With Crawford back to wear the mi
and mask. Pat Dwyer again hugEinI
first base, Captain Lewis In left field
ana John Cuyncs In center field Sen
tel has not worried himself to fin
other material for those positions
These men won undisputcd claim 4
right above any others by their stella
performance last spring.
Henderson, the freshman who attract
"a ~ much attention by his work Y
the box last spring win again head th
pitching stall He has developed wur
derfully since his initiation last yea
and there IL no uneasiness about hi
ability. lie will be- supported chief
In suague and olsea who helped ou
last year. Dwyer at first base Is era
~, shifty. full Of pep. takes his dut
seriously and has already bee unol
ficlally assigned by all his presen
coaches 10 a future berth In the INA
jors. Crawford invites dependence III
hind the bat by his steady work. MAJ
thews. Guynes and Oman In the GU
field please Scntell exactly. Matthew
ts an excellent alround man, as COZ
sis,ont slugger and has a good throw
tns arm. Ouynes IL considered one
the very best men for an outfield 81
ton In college baseball and the only In
provement that In hoped for him
show Ii batting work. Oman In
good man for right field and he wi
be used 20 help Crawford ut the recei'
ing end of the battery. He IL n rel
old time slugger. Wilson will pla
around the second hag again this yea
and In a good man for the place. II
IA sure and reliable at all times. For IN
no, corner ut third. Smith and Dousl
erty have been picked. Smith won
letter In football the past season an
promises 70 add to his fame by his pc
Torrance on the diamond this yea
sen,eii IN proud IL his find In Morri
another football letter man Of the pa
season. who he declares will make u
hest showing at shortstop Of any COLES
man this season. lie is fast and NJ
wonderful throwing arm ana u
s..s.a halter