The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-21

O'Reilly Is on the Job. At Cathol
plotting the Brooklanders while al
directing the destiny Of the Black
oeorgstown has listed twenty.
five contests. Catholic University
the Same number. and Maryland
twenty-six. The anltoppers face
Delaware. Dartmouth. South Caro-.
lima. Cornell. Pitt. Holy Cross.
Princeton. Tufts. Trinity. Fordham.
Georgia Tech, West Virginia, North
Carolina, Ursinus, Warrington Col.
legs, Western Maryland. Penn and
Boston College In one or more en-.
gasements. 80,
After the visit to Norfolk the Hill
toppSrs will play seventeen games
ct home. one OF the features being
April Is, at which time Pittsburgh
and Holy Cross will be played In
morning and afternoon games.
Tho Hfltoppas are not wanting
for n.ateril g practically an Of
ton Of Del Blsso0otte, are In limo
for the engagements.
The list includes Kenyon, sheedy,
Florence. welsh, Mallsy, Sheridan,
Walsh. Flavin. Adams, Brogan. de
Raismss. Sweeney. Birmingham.
Murphy, Grove. Mudd. Tracey, Ca
hill and Walters. Hyman, Reynolds
and Mccarthy are depended upon to
Do the bulk Of the pitching.
Jenkins. Schmidt, Byrns, Leigh.
ton and Hulspnan are pitching posi-
3tliees with Kenyon, Cunningham,
Florence. Smell. MCGOWAN. King,
Dufour and Christensen in line for
catching talent.
The Hilltop schedule Is as follows:
March 1. Georgetown At Norfolk
Naval Base; Is. Georgetown at Nor
folk Naval Base: 81. Delaware at
Georgetown: April /, Dartmouth at
Geoceetown; 10. Cornell at George
town; Is, (morning) Pitt at George
town; 10, (afternoon). Holy Cross at
Georgetown: IL, Princeton at George
town: IL, TUFTS at Georgetown; 20,
Trinity at Georgetown, "a and Is,
Georgia Tech at Georgetown; Is,
West Virginia at Georgetown; May 4,
North Carolina at Georgetown; 8,
Ursinus at GEORGETOWN; 8, Washing
ton College at Georgetown; 10, West.
Arn Maryland 1T Georgetown; 70,
Penn at Philadelphia; 30, Fordham
ut New York; June 1, Boston College,
at Boston and June :, Holy Cross at
Worcester.
Charlie Moran at Broolland has
about selected twenty players to be
Eroomed for the final selection.
Moran will have Clark. jackson.
and May to do the flinging with
Captain COrwin and DriscOll rs
bsckstOppers. There arc . num-
Der Of veterans on hand for the
remaining positions.
For the first time Moran Is choos-
ing between KerrigAn and San Pedro.
Yneger and Mcknight are fighting IT
out for second base with Denauit
nell ana Mccarthy are seeking the
third sack position with Lynch, Vail,
Mahonsy, Buckley. and Breslin "a out.
GAllaudst opens the season on
March - at Brookland. March 81
and April l the Brook.anders viii
play the Norfolk Naval Base, Dart
mouth. Maryland. South Carolina
and Vermont play At Brookland on
April 4, 8, 2 and 8.
Holy Cross visits here on April II,
with Pittsburgh playing on April
IL. The Brooklanders play at Col
lege Park April IL and then meet
Lafayette. Tufts. and FordhAm on
the dates OF April Is, IT,. and Is.
On April 10 the Brooklanders play
west Point at West Point. The uni
Versity Of West Virginia plays here
on April -.
Beginning May the Brookland-
ers meet Fordham in New York, 60
to New Haven for a game with Yale
the following day, tackle Holy Cross
at Worcester on May and play
Harvard University at Cambridge
On May s.
The University Of Virginia il met
here on May .. Washington and Lee
My 10, the Navy at Annapolis on
May ~, and Mt. st. Mary's here on
May 20. May ~ Catholic Univer-
sity plays Lshigh at South Bethle-
hem, Pa, and Winds up the season
on May Is by playing Lafayette
College. at Daston. Pa
Tho feature Of the Maryland
university season y the extended
trip through the middle West for
. weeks period. when Pitt, Notro
Dame, Michigan Aggies, Ohio
State, Purdue and other leading
colleges arc encountered.
The College Parkers will have a
veteran team despite the loss OF Vic
Keene. Both Maryland and George
town suffer the loss Of star hurlers.
Keene is playing with the Chicago
Cubs. while Bissonette IL getting a
fy-out with the Cleveland Indians.
Capt. zeke Bailey, OF the Mary
landers, will do the catching. Pol
lock, Burroughs. Wood, Bailey, Pa
gnnucci, Senior. Groves. Goldstein,
Nisbit, Moran. Chichester. and other
veterans are on hand for the team.
Aside from Keene, Coach Byrd
loses Snyder and Eiseman. The
loss OF Keene Ia big blow, but the
Marylanders are said to have most
capable box material.