St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Name. Base Ball Team+-1901--1902 J' Catcher ..... - ---- Mudd, 704 fStick, '04. . ' Actors, 06. Pitchers .... ..... i Duval, 05' LRohrer, 03. First Base .... . .Askey, '05. Second Base. . . .Wil111e1', ,O4. Q Jones, '04. Short Stop .... ..... 4 Duval, ,05- Third Base ..... ..... D e Vries, '06, Left Field ..... ..... 'l 'arbert, 'o5. Centre Field ..... ..... T arbutton, 702 - . Towneshend, O2 Right Field. . . .......... V .... . .. Jamison, ,OS Substitutes Halbert. Reed. Our Base BalI'Captains. Position They Played. Season St. St St. St. St. B. Proctor .... C. B. I ones .... C. B. Jones .... E. D. Hilleary E. D. Hilleary VV. L. Brady. R. P. Melvin. H. C. Hill .... F.. C. Fontaine .... ..-Q-...- ...Q E. H. Tarbutton ..... ... Iohrfs. . . . . Iohn's ..... John's ..... Iohn's ..... Iohn's ..... . Jol1n's ..... John's ..... . Iohn's ..... St St. St St . Iohn's ..... Catch ....... Pitch ......... Pitch. . . . Pitch ....... Pitch ..... . ...... Short Stop ..... Third Base ..... Centre Field Second Base .... .Right Field ..... Base Ball Scores-1900--1901 Baltimore City College... Episcopal High School.. QNO Game-Rainb. Wasliingtoii College ..... QGame Cancelledl. Naval Academy .... CNO Ganie-Rainj. Rock Hill College ........ CNO Game-Rainj. . . . . . . 7 Maryland Agricultural College .....'0 Gallaudet................ . - - 3 WCStC1'11 Maryland .... . . . . . . 5 johns Hopkins .... . . . 144

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1 1 ' Spring Athletrcs my fLbPITE all that has been said and written on this engrossing theme the interest is inexhaustible. ' Perhaps a thrilling history of athletics at Qld H9 5 3131- . 9 St. john might be written were one to wx eave together the ieports of the trials and triumphs which our several teams have experienced in past years. VV e are now concerned, however, with only one chapter--f'Athletics in the spring of I9oI . A sorry picture presents itself to me as I recall the facts and circum- stances surounding the inauguration of the sports at this time. 'Tis true, our baseball material looked promising, in fact, there was plenty of material, and good material, too, but there wasnlt that true St. Iohn's spirit which had so characterized our College in former years. Our track team was sadly handicapped by the loss of three of last year's team-I-Ierman, Hill and Rullman-but the opening afforded by the loss of these men should have been an incentive to the new men. Here was an opening- a splendid opening, too-of which our men were slow to avail themselves. This same lack of spirit afterward asserted itself in baseball, too. At first there was an abundance of good material, but as the season advanced there was a rapid decrease in the number of candidates, until at times there were scarcely enough men upon the field to make a second team. For want of a better name I have entitled the history of our games at home HA Comedy of Errorsf' On March 3oth we opened our season very encouragingly by defeating the Baltimore City College by a score of IO to 3. On the following Saturday we went to Alexandria to play our first game abroad. This trip and our only other trip abroad-one to Westniinster on May Iith-are so fraught with incidences that I have preserved them for a subsequent chapter- Cnr Games Abroad . A glance at the scores will demonstrate the fitness of my title: We either lost all the games or were prevented from doing so by sympathetic jupiter Pluvius, In track and tennis events, the results were practically the same, so I deem it wise to pass them on without a discussion. 146