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YEARLINGS FACE ST. MARK'S

Freshman Nine to Play School Team at Southboro This Afternoon--Herrmann to Pitch for 1925

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 1, 1922

1925 ST. MARKS Hodder, l.f. 1b., Wadsworth Hoffman, r.f. s.s., Crawford Hammond, 2b. 2b., Caulkins Samborski, c. r.f., de Rham Kerr, 1b. c.f., Burton Doherty, c.f. c., Winthrop Mann, s.s. l.f., Hamlen Toulmin, 3b. 3b., Moseley Herrmann, p. p., Knapp

The Freshman nine will face the St. Mark's School team this afternoon in Southboro on the School Field.

Although the school boys have but few veterans, they have a clean slate so far this season, having defeated Roxbury Latin 11-3, Middlesex 4-3, Browne and Nichols 15-5, and Technology Freshmen 15-9.

Herrmann, who pitched the yearlings to victory over Pomfret Wednesday, will start in the box again today. Coach Young will take his entire squad of 17 players on the trip.