BASEBALLThe* lakc* ha 11 prospects forWaumikeo look good this year.Although several players of la^tyearn sueetHsful team will bo mi swing thin year, experiencedmen of the days u hen Wauna-had “some team’’ will fill theirshoes Among these old timersare Joe llart, Tom Shillinglaw, Tom Williamson, Mart Kennedy,and Henry Hurst, the latf^r being manager. Hurst willplay 1st hase, Williamson, 2nd,Kennedy short-stop, and Hart will eateli. A hunch of youngplayers, including Harold Murphy, W ayne Bacon, George and Prank Karls, Kay Koltes and Mart Shillinglaw will tryout lor the remaining positions.The boys will fix up the diamond next Sunday morning and in%the afternoon plelirnluary practice and tryouts will be held. The first game will be played here Sunday, May 8, betweenteamchampions of the U. W.