Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-20
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
ROSY AT EASTERN
Splendid Diamond MaterialSeems
In Sight and Good Schedule
Is Arranged


of Eastern Normal, succeeded in
filling practically ali his base ball
dates. lie has scheduled four
games with Sue Bennett Mcmor-
ial, four with Union College, four
with Western Normal. two with
Wesleyan College, and two with
Cumberland College. Eastern has
am open date ON April Is, when
Coach licmbrcc Is cndcavoring to
bring a strong nine to Richmond.
One date is tentative on the East
crn schedule. 1t Is with Tran
sylvauia College on May II. Con-
tracts have been signed for the
greater part Of the games.
Eastern has prospects Tor one
the best mines in the history OF
the school. Most Of the last years
team are already back or will be.
on some date in the near future.
The two men who will be missed
mostly from the Eastern lineup
are Captain Jim Laciley OF the
Ia2i team. and Earle Combs. pro-
lah.g The best PLAYER who ever
pulled on spike, at Eastern. Lack
cy pitched Eastern u several VIC
tories besides covering much
ground az first and second for the
Maroon aai White. Combs
slugg.ug will be missed greatly
le-i.e- his sterling work IN the
field. Two players already III
school Uho PLAYED with Eastern
in 1921 are Alaiuou, and Duna-
WAY. Fox. Gray. Rice. Ballou.
and Goodman are expected to en-
ter -Js..al at some datc in the
rear futare. Many other stars
iH other uniforms last year are al
ready planning to enter Eastern
or have already done 80. The new
Ucu who have been showing up.
wei. I'D tie early practice sessions
are IF-tle who PLAYED last year.
with Wesleyan. Johnson. OF Be-
re, Clark OF Bcrea, Stephenson, OF
Eerca. Evrd ui Winchester High
School. Potter. who l. a veteran
oi uae ai Eastern kcniucky's
mining teams. and Davis. Leroy
Lewis who pitched Tor Eastern
about 1910. IS again out Tor a po-I
~it.ar ,u rHc Eastern team. When
Macu EaI.oG, last years pitching
ace. returns. lie and Lewis should
make ha-ieru's opponents lock
sick. Prospects Tor the coming
team ae rather bright which
means dat Richmund baseball
fans are in Tor some good games
this spring
Nm'c Coach lIcmbrcc was at
the meeting al Corbin. a tennis
tournament was arranged to be,
held iu London on the Sue Ben
uctt Memorial courts. Four
schools uI be represented. They
are Eastern. Cumberland. Union.
and Sue Bennett. Doubles and
singles win be played. Each team
Viii DE composed Of four faculty
Representatives two men andI
two womcny and four student repl
lc,Cutauvc> 1.-TWO men and two
Womcn). The tournament will be
held near the first Of Nav. Try
outs Tor the local teams will be
held in the latter part of April.
Cumberland College boys were
awarded the basketball champion
ship in the Association while the
Umen College girls carried off
tie houors in their division. Ban
ncrs viii be presented TO these
teams.
Three football games for 1922
have been definitely arranged.
Eastern PLAYS the Union College
eleven at Barbourville Thanks
giving Day, Western Normal
here October 10, and Cumberland
College here October D. The sea-
son viii probably open in Rich
mond with Sue Bennett Mem
orial's eleven on September 80.
With prospects for good football
several other hard games are TO
be arranged.
The Eastern baseball schedule
is as follows:
April S-Gpen.
April l4-Sue Bennett Memor-
ial at London.
April l5-Sue Bennett Memor-
ial al London.
April l9-Cumberland College
at Williamsburg.
April 22-Kentucky Wesleyan
College at Richmond.
April 2S-Union College at
Richmond.
April 2o-Union College at
Richmond.
May Sue Bennett Memori;
al Richmond.
Nav o-Sue beanett Memorial
al Richmond.