Revised Base Ball Schedule.
Thfi. base .ball schedule of Mana-_
ger, J... ,H. Hijnea. has. .been largely
levised;since its oiiginal announce
ment a month ago. A half dozen
important changes have been made
in the list of dates which now in
cludes twenty-five games, only eight
of which are home contests.
Georgetown asked to be permitted
to drop the-State game by reason, of
the extreme difficulty of h'erschedule,
and the Washington- League Team
has been scheduled for that date,
April 4th. The : Johnston Tri State
club will also be .met in Johnston for
their opening game, April 21st, while
State’s old rival, Fordham, has again
been added to the list, also another
game with Lehigh, while the games
with Dorworth. Syracuse and Col
gate fell through on account of con
flicting dates. Here is the revised
schedule, which is the most difficult
that has ever confronted ‘‘a White
and Blue” nine: ,
SOUTHERN TRIP
March 29, Mt. St. Marys College,
at Emmittsburg.
March 30, St.' Johns College, at
Annapolis.
March 31, Annapolis, at Annapolis.
April 2, University .of Virginia,
at; Charlottesville.-
■April 3, Geo Washington Univer
sity, at Washington.
April 4, Washington Americans,
at Washington.
AT HOME
.April 13, -Niagara University, at
State College. •
April 14, Bucknell (probable) at
State College.
April 20,"- Lebanon Valley, at
State College;
April 21, Johnstown Tri-State, at
Johnstown.
NORTHERN TRIP
April 27, Lehigh, at S. Bethlehem
April 28, Cornell, at Ithaca.
AT PIOME
, May 4, Dickinson, 5 at State Col
lege.
May 12; Lehigh, at State College
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
EASTERN TRIP
May 16, West.. Point, at West
Point.
May 17) Yale, at New Haven.
k„- -May 18, Fordham, at New York.
May 19, Dickinson, at Carlisle,
Pa
May 21, Carlisle Indians, at Car
lisle, Pa.
AT. HOME
May 25„ Franklin and Marshall,
at State College.
May 28, Pennsylvania, at Phila
delphia.
May 29, Villanova, at Atlantic
City.
May 30, Princeton, at Princeton.
AT HOME
; June 1, Lafayette, at State Col
lege. •
- June 13, Villanova, at State Col
lege.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., of
Harvard, has declined the presi
dency of his class. This sounds
like the metal of Theodore, Sr
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