Evening star., 1925-03-27

Two new faces will be seen in CAL
1audets lineup tomorrow, when the
Kendall Greeners start Wondrack at
third base and Reneau at second. The
rest of the lineup is composed of
veterans.
Rose will do the catching for Gal
1audet, and krauss will toe the slab.
Krauss has developed rapidly in the
last year and is right now the best
hurler on the Gallaudet staff.
Krug, regular third baseman of
last years nine. will perform at first
for Gallaudet. Capt. Danofsky, who is
beginning his last season with the
Kendall Greeners, will fill the short
field role
Wright, Massinkoff and Scarvie,
will be seen in right, center and left
fields, respectively. This lineup will
make the Kendall Greeners strong
with the willow. as Wright, Danof-
sky, Reneau, Rose. Massinkoff and
Scarvie are all hard hitters.
University of Maryland has added
another game to its Southern base
ball trip-with the University of
Richmond at Richmond on April Il.
The trip. as IL stands now. involves
z game with North Carolina at Green's
boro April II, games with Georgia at
Athens April Is and "a, game with
Georgia Tech at Atlanta April l5.
with South Carolina at Column bi8
April Is and with Richmond at Rich
mond April II.
In all the Marylanders are TO play
% games during their season, open
ing with Richmond at College Park
April and closing with Washing
ton College at College Park April -.
Most important of the games sched-
uled, besides the Southern trip, are
those with Harvard, Yale and Eir-
ginia and Navy.
just what good coaches at hichi-
gan and Princeton expect TO accom-
plish by their plan of trading coach
ing STATS for 10 days this Spring in
Spring practice is not clear. Perhaps
the players may pick up a. trick or
two they have not known, but under
any circumstances benefits to be de-
rived by the squads at Princeton ana
Michigan win be as near nil as pos
sible, with the exception of one thing.
IT NAV be that the coaches at both
places have had trouble keeping up
the spirit of the men and getting
some little semblance OF carnestneSS
in the daily workouts. l. SO, then 1t
is conceivable that new coaching
staff would arouse interest IN the
SQUAD at each place and thus cause
practice.
Princeton players have heard much
of Yost and his personality s. ana
methods and naturally would take
greater interest in the practice ana
probably learn more foot BAH thah
if listening to Roper and his ASSIST
ants. The converse is true at Mlchi-
gan. Wolverines would not De
human if they failed to sit up ana
staff steps on a field on which the
same coaching system has held sway
for more than two decades. 1t seems
from casual consideration of the
situation that this is about the only
way in which the separate squads
could derive any special Dement'S from
the exchange.
Rouomo. n member of the freshms n
base ball squad at Catholic University
last wear, will get his first oppor-
tunity to pitch in Catholic CnlNer-
sity varsity uniform Saturday against
Gallaudet if all goes according TO
the program Coach Moran has IN
mind Bonomo is to be the hrst
BrookIander to shoot the ball across
the plate this year, as Moran plans TO
send him to the slab start the game
Lee Unver1agt, one of the pitchers
who came to the University of Viz
ginia varsity this year from the 1924
freshman team, is former western
High hurler. While at Western
Unverzagt was one of the most de-
pendable men in the local schools, ard
il is claimed for him at Virginia that
he will be the most effective hurler
Virginia has for this season.
Virginia opens it's season Saturday
with game against Dartmouth.
which appears at Charlottesville on
it's annual Southern trip.