We call special attention to the 'varsity baseball notice from Captain Wiggin, which appears this morning. The work of the first half year is over and now at the very beginning of the second half, it is very necessary that every attention be given to baseball, which, with crew matters, will be the topic of most interest from now till June. Captain Wiggin calls upon every baseball player in the University to appear at the trophy room tonight at 7.30, and now, if ever, is the necessity for men to put away their sluggishness and indifference and to enter heartily into the competition for places on the nine. It should be remembered that the very misfortune of so many vacant places may be made a piece of good fortune to a number of new men, if they will put spirit enough into their play to secure places for themselves. This call for candidates is virtually an appeal from the students, for unless the call is well responded to they cannot hope to be respectably represented in baseball this spring. We are confident that Captain Wiggin will do the most that can be done with his material; without any material he obviously can do nothing.