COACH SLATTERY'S BASEBALL TEAM OFF FOR SOUTH FRIDAY

Because of a wet field the game today with New Hampshire State College has been postponed until tomorrow at 4 o'clock.

Provided the strike permits, the University baseball squad which is to invade the South for its annual spring trip will pull out of the South Station for New York, Friday at 4 o'clock. Besides the twenty-two players whom Coach Slattery will announce tomorrow, Coach Slattery, Managers A. E. Kirk '20, T. R. Thayer '21, C. P. Fordyce '23, and C. H. Sanford 4M., medical assistant, will make up the party.

Arriving in New York late Friday evening the team will go to the Hotel Pennsylvania, their headquarters while in New York. Saturday morning the nine will go to West Point and, in the afternoon, play the first game of the trip with the United States Military Academy.

The party will leave Sunday morning for Washington, arriving at the Capital at four in the afternoon, where they will stay at the Hotel Raleigh. Monday morning they will leave for Charlottsville, Va., playing the University of Virginia in the afternoon and returning to Washington in the evening.

Tuesday, except for practice at the American League park in Washington, will be a day of rest. On Wednesday the Cantabridgians will play their third game, with the Naval Academy team at Annapolis. After the game, which is scheduled for the afternoon, they will entrain for Philadelphia, via Baltimore. In the Quaker City the Hotel Walton will be their headquarters.

After the game with the University of Pennsylvania, Thursday afternoon, the team will take the evening train back to New York, stopping again at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Practice at the Brooklyn National League park will be in order Friday morning and in the afternoon they will see the game between the Yankees and the Athletics at the Polo Grounds. In the evening the party will attend the second performance of the Hasty Pudding show in New York, at the Hotel Astor.

On Saturday afternoon the party will disband after a game with Columbia on the Columbia diamond.