LONG SCHEDULE FOR CRIMSON BALL TEAM

The 1921 University baseball schedule includes twenty-five games, the first of which is dated for April 9 with Bates College, and the season will wind up with the Yale series on June 21 and 22. The Princeton series will be played the last part of May. A feature of the schedule is the small number of games the will be played on foreign fields. Excusing the four contests to be played on the Southern trip, only Princeton, Brown, Holy Cross and Yale will be met away from Soldiers Field, and each of the will be return games.

One or two comparatively easy game are as a rule played by the University nine as a part of the season preliminary to the Southern training trip, on the chance that favorable weather appears. Bates will be the early visitor this spring and on the thirteenth there will probably be a game although no team has been obtained yet.

The chosen squad will leave for Georgia on April 16, and in the four days. Atlanta, games will be played with Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, and Ogthorpe University. On the return to north, a contest with Columbia will staged in New York City.

Colby First Regular Home Game

Colby College will be the opponent April 27 in the first of the regular home season games, and the results of the following four games will give a fairly certain gauge of the strength of the nine. Cornell, New Hampshire State, Dartmouth and Holy Cross always turn out successful baseball teams. After M. A. C. and Amherst are met here the team will travel to New Jersey for the first of a Princeton series. Between that and second game, the nine will probably play the University of the Philippines on May 25. The Far-Easterners have planned to make a barnstorming tour through the country, playing games with the more important colleges.

Second Team Plays 11 Games

Provisions have been made for the second team to play eleven games, this season culminating in the Yale second team contest on June 4. The only game to be staged away will be one at Andover, the first of the season, on April.

Thirteen games are on the 1924 schedule, and the first of them is set for April 13 with Groton. Freshman teams from Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Princeton and Yale will be met, and the other games will be with preparatory schools.

Following are the schedules for baseball teams of the University:

University

April 9.-Bates at Cambridge.

April 13.-Open.

April 19.-Georgia Tech at Atlanta.

April 20.-University of Georgia Atlanta.

April 21.-Oglethorpe University.

April 23.-Columbia at New York.

April 27.-Colby at Cambridge.

April 30.-Cornell at Cambridge.

May 4.-New Hampshire State at Cambridge.

May 7.-Dartmouth at Cambridge.

May 11.-Holy Cross at Cambridge.

May 14.-M. A. C. at Cambridge.

May 18.-Amherst at Cambridge.

May 21.-Princeton at Princeton.

May 25.-University of the Philippines at Cambridge (not settled).

May 28.-Princeton at Cambridge.

May 30.-Brown at Providence.

June 1.-Williams at Cambridge.

June 4.-University of Pennsylvania at Cambridge.

June 8.-Princeton (third game).

June 11.-Holy Cross at Worchester.

June 15.-Fordham at Cambridge.

June 18.-Tutts at Cambridge.

June 21.-Yale at New Haver.

June 22.-Yale at Cambridge.

June 25.-Yale (third game).

Second Team

April 30.-Andover at Andover.

May 3.-St. John's Brey at Cambridge.

May 6.-Boston University at Cambridge.

May 12.-Brown at Cambridge.

May 14.-Exeter at Cambridge.

May 18.-Wentworth at Cambridge.

May 20.-Lowell Textitle at Cambridge.

May 24.-Rantington School at Cambridge.

May 26.-Providence College at Cambridge.

May 31.-Dean Academy at Cambridge.

June 4.-Yale Seconds at Cambridge.

Freshman

April 18.-Groton at Groton.

April 27.-Woreester Academy at Cambridge.

April 30.-St. Mark's at Southboro.

May 7.-Andover at Cambridge.

May 9.-Middlesex at Concord.

May 11.-Cushing Academy at Cambridge.

May 14.-Exeter at Cambridge.

May 19.-Dean Academy at Cambridge.

May 21.-Holy Cross 1924 at Cambridge.

May 25.-Dartmouth 1924 at Cambridge.

May 28.-Princeton 1924 at Princeton.

June 1.-Huntington School at Cambridge.

June 4.-Yale 1924 at Cambridge