St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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' . k.,.fA 723 G X ff A '. . , ' 'l iillbkxl A. iff- '--mga' ' or r' M A is c y Wi- ll,Q y, ' B, , X ' T O I i 1 I l iz 'E -- -1 .- 1 Ji if y e f A . N . if Baseball i In the spring of 1903, a new spirit in baseball was aroused at St. John's. For the past ten years, although enthusiasm in football had been up to the highest pitch, but little interest had been manifested in baseball, and as a result, partly through this indifference- and partly through the lack of good material, St. John's had been poorly represented in this branch of sport. Last year, however, with the electionof Captain Mudd, interest in baseball began to reviveQ The players realized that they had a competent leader, and inspired by this confidence they went to work with a will. Earlyin March, when it was still too cold to go out on the field, they practiced in the armory and in the gymnasium, pitching and catching and getting their muscles in condition for playing when the weather grew warmer. When at last they were able to get out on the diamond, it needed no expert to see that St. John's was to have a betterteam .than she had known for a long time. Then, too, the students began to be seen on the side lines every afternoon, cheering the players on and giving them the encouragement which every team must have to be success- ful. These circumstances combined had good effect, for when the season was over, although she had lost many games, St. John's had also won several well-earned victories. This year bids fair to be' more successful. The men are working hard, and though handicapped by the illness of our veteran pitcher, Stick, will doubtless give a good account of themselves when the time comes, - . 139