St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-10

Spaulding has lost but one game this
year and st. A. S record is the same.
Don't miss this one.
Ward Brennan has had experience
in officiating at intercollegiate games,
| having served as referee and umpire for
| Columbia University.
| Jack Lacasse hasn't always PLAYED
basket ball for a livelihood. He used to
throw hot rivets some in his Younger
days.
Dom Paul Kruger is working on a
| foot warmer, which when perfected
should put HIM on easy street. Ask him
about it.
Perhaps the fatted calf won't get his
when Ward hits good old Broadway
and then again after Skeets has been
ferried across to his Home, Sweet Home.
Ward Brennan expects to take the
second and third degrees in he Knights
of Columbus when he reaches New York
If he is in condition. Well risk Brennan
ii they risk the goat.
Kiddo Swenson is making good with
the Central League fans. He is con
sidered one of the best reserve PLAYERS
in the league and McKecsport use him
whenever there is ghost of chance.
Cannon Ball Evans, who has been
signed as guard by Co. d, was with East
Liverpool team in the Central League
earlier in the season and has been play
ing since with Crescents of New Jersey
and other independent teams. He &C
companied the team on their New York
trip. Watch out for his shooting.
Several New England games that will
be watched with interest this week are
Company D at Webster, Wednesday
night, Gloversville at Attleboro. Thurs.
day night, Newport Naval Reserves at
the same place, Friday night and the
Crescents of New Jersey at East Boston,
Saturday night.
Kane and Doyle, both in the big
league, are contrasted in the Pittsburgh
Despatch as the Melancholy Dane"
and Sunny Jim" The paper says that
Pats smile more than makes I'D for the
others gloom and that several teams
besides ~McKeesport are wishing he
would smile for them.
Inc race IS still on in the Central
League. The Homestead team have
regained the lead and Southside is
close second, while McKeesport has
dropped back to third place. The latter
team is considered the must dangerous
OF the bunch, however, and we wouldn't
be bit surprised to see them carry off
the coveted piece of bunting.
The Lancaster, N, H., quintet, natural
~ little chesty over their two years
immunity from defeat, had some of the
conceit taken out of them last Wednes-
day night. On that date the team repre-
se.ntng the G. II. Goss Company put the
Noosh on the granite state bunch to the
tune OF AZ to 81, and as a consequence
the iCrmerly despised pummers now en-.
Joy the respect and good opinion of
the fans IN that section.
Company D leaves today for their
New York trip. Tonight they stack nm
against Webster, Mass, at that place,
thursday night will find them at Pater-
SON. n j., where they tackle the famous
crescent A, C., the team that has three
On UioVersylle, and one of the fastest
teams IN the business From Paterson
the team jumps to Jersey City, where on
friday night they play Lauter A. c for
the sixth time this season. On Saturday
night they will be entertained by Kid
EberIein's band OF ball tossers the
Fourth Separates of Yonkers. N V
Rather Strenuous weeks work, but the
team was never in better condition
ana they will undoubtedly be there AZ
the finish '"N'' at