South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-14
n. D. DIAMOND MEN
HOLD THEIR FIRST
OUTSIDE WORKOUT
for Practice Game
Sunday-2l Games With
Strong Teams Scheduled.

The entire baseball squad al Notre
Dame practiced outside the gymna-
SUM walls for the first time yester-
day afternoon. That means that
the season of bats and balls has be-
gun in earnest at the local school.
Coach Halas was anxious 10 bring
his men outside in order TO prepare
them for the exhibition game which
they viii play with the Mishawaka
Indestruct0s on Cartier field sun
day afternoon. A month after that
and the team viii have played
the first game Of the schedule
schedule which calls for q games
against the best collegiate teams in
this part Of the country.
For the first time in years
Notre Dame team VIII make a train
ing trip. Seven games viii be play
ed with colleges in southern Ohio
and Kentucky. The first game Will
be played April Is with St Mary S
college and the last one viii take
place with the University OF Dayton
on April p, just two days before
the first game of the schedule pro
per viii be played with Wisconsin
at NOtre Dame The Badgers also
will have played a number Of games
prior 10 this. and the opening day
at Notre Dame should witness a
real game between two well season
ed teams.
Meet Ancient Rivals.
Among the old baseball rivals OF
Notre Dame listed on the schedule
are Illinois, Michigan, Northwestern,
Purdue, Michigan Aggies, Beloit,
Wabash and wisconsin The Uni
versity of Maryland, however, that
is slated to play at Notre Dame in
the latter part Of May, is new rival
with a mighty good reputation in
baseball. More interest however,
will probably be stimulated by the
conference games, when the Irish
attempt to avenge the defeats adj
ministered them by Illinois and
Michigan last year. The Michigan
defeat is a special sore spot.
The task that lies ahead Of Halas
is by no means an easy one That
is an obvious statement when one
realizes that an entirely new outfeld
must be developed, and that only
one member of last years infield
is available this spring one con-
ISOLATION, however. is that all the
members Of the pitching staff have
returned TO the mound. with the ex-
ception of Charlie Foley. who viii
try for an outfielder's berth. Paul
Cashier. the old reliable southpaw,
Dick Falvey who won his spurs last
spring, and Steinle. another left
handler are members of the Old staff
who will be counted upon to turn
in winning games, while Ivan Sharpe
is the most promising Of the recruits.
Several interhau aces are also can
didates for the twirling job among
them Hugh Mageveny Of Walsh,
Jimmy Burns Of BrOwnson and Ed
Decree of Sorin.
Schedule 81 Games
The complete schedule follows:
April Is. St Mary's college at ST.
AIary's, Ky; April Il, St. Mary's
college at ST. Mary's KY; April Is,
University of Louisville at Louisville
Ky: April 10, Georgetown univers-
ity at Georgetown, Ky; April 90.
Kentucky State at Lexington, KY;
April 21, St. Xavier's college at Gin
cinnad, o.: April % University Of
Dayton at Dayton. o.; April PA, Wis
consin at Notre Dame; April %
Michigan Aggies ~ Notre Dame:
May ], Wisconsin at Madison; May
o. Beloit college at Beloit, Wis;
May 8, Michigan at Ann Arbor May
6. Michigan Aggies at Lansing; May
10. Purdue at Notre Dame; May Il,
Illinois at Urbana; May II. Purdue
at Lafayette; May IS, Wabash at
Charlottesville: May %. Maryland
at Notre Dame; May p,
Northwestern at Notre Dame; May
80, Michigan at Notre Dame; June
8. Northwestern at Evanston.