The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
N. II. League Standing.
BASE BALL NOTES.

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Barre Montpelier did not play at West
Manchester yesterday. Rain.
Brattleboro would not be bad addi-
ltion to this New Hampshire state base
FbalI league
Is il a New Hampshire state league
any longer. AS much Vermont as ii il
New Hampshire now.
Flynn, who played first base for Barre
Montpelier a few years ago, will play
with Toronto when Holy Cross college
closes
Laconia comes here for a game to-
morrow afternoon, also Saturday after
noon. There ought to be a big crowd
particularly on the second day.
In the only game Of the New Hamp.
shire state league yesterday, that played
at Burlington, Laconia defeated The
Queen City team by the score of to
Jennings. the fast Barre Montpelier
second baseman, who had to leave the
team through home reasons, is succeeded
BY Murphy, who played with Ottawa
last summer.
Tom Standard, once the Intercity's
star second haseman, now playing his
second season with the Springfield, Mass.
team in the Connecticut league, Is one OF
the leagues fourteen batters in the 800
class
Capt. Harry Beach Of the Amherst col
lege nine and who played for Burlington
in the Northern league last summer has
signed to play with New Haven in the
Connecticut league Barry, HOLY Cross
heavy hitting shortstop, and MeCabe. q
Niagara university pitcher 90 TO the
same team with him. Beach is a Bur
lington boy E
RUDE" Nickers, playing with Will
Transport, Pa broke into the Tri-State
league after being canned by the Phil
adelphia Athletics, with 2 to 1 vic
tory. He was opposed by "Jim" Wigs
who played with him on the Burlington
team last summer Wigs got the bet.
ter of the pitchers battle, but still the
"Rube" won out. having better support
| Managers of several clubs Of the New
England and Eastern leagues have their
eyes on Catcher Ball and Thirdbaseman
Harris of the Barre Montpelier team OF
the New Hampshire state league, who
are considered two OF the fastest players
that have ever been seen on diamonds
outside Of the big leagues Bah and
Harris are playing with Barre Montpelier
against West Manchester this afternoon,
and it Is said are being sized UP by one
or two major league managers,
All base ball fans who have seen these
players during the pres mt season agree
game and that they are fast enough for
teams in the big leagues. They are ex-
cellent batters, brilliant felders. have
good judgment and play the game from
start to finish. One Manchester base ball
fan who has seen che rise Of many play
ers during the past quarter OF q century
says that Ball and Harris are as prom
Using and good as he ever laid eyes on,
and he wonders why the big league teams
do not secure their services. Manches-
ter, N H., Mirror
George NJ. Aldrich in whose ears the
siren song OF base ball management is
humming in connection with this city,
was in town Tuesday night on his re-
turn from Manchester where be had
spent the afternoon in consultation
with Managers Macdonald Of Manches-
ter and Daley Of Montpelier Barre Their
plan Is to transfer the East Manchester
team 60 this city and continue the
league with six club circuit, Manches.
ter. Concord, Franklin, Ilaconia, Mont
pelief. Barre and Burlington II certain
az their plans develop favorably Mr..
Aldrieh will come to Concord again the
last Of the week to decide the matter
finally one way or the other.~Concord,
n. II. Monitor.