The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-12
Sundays American League Results
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With the dishandlug OF tile keene,
\. H., team, Captain Leonard returns
ta the university Of Tennessee, pitcher
GanIey Go Dartmouth, Qualters to Tufts,
0Dea and ODay TO the university Of
Vermont
New Bedford won the pennant by a
big lead, with Jesse Burkett's Worcester
team a poor second in the New England
league
Morrison. the star Concord, n. r.,
baekstop, Is to enter Phillips Exeter
academy this fall
Larry Pape Of the Red Sox, who has
been playing the past season with
Brockton, is now on his way to the coast,
where he viii finish out the season with
Sacramento.
Games cannot be transferred from one
city to another without the unanimous
consent Of the league clubs.
First basemen come and 20, but the
game has yet to see better man at
the first corner than Hal Chase.
Crane, OF the Lafayette football squad
viii wear his nose in a plaster cast for
several days. as the result OF a severe
fracture, which he sustained recently ia
practice under the direction Of coach
Folwell.
Captain and first baseman Paul Davis
Of tile Lancaster Tri-State league team
las been elected football and baseball
coach Of the Agricultural and Mechanics
college, located at stillwell, Okla.
New York fans are clamoring for a
post-season series between the Giants
and Yankees.
Both managers McGraw and Lake
canned by the umpire III the recent series
between the Giants and Doves.
Manager Hamilton of the Lynn team
and manager Dowd of the New Bedford
team are both prominently mentioned as
purchasers Of the Lawrence club Of the
New England league.
Second baseman Baker Of ST. Paul,
formerly of Holyoke, is out Of the game
for a few days with sprained hand.
Owner Edwards of the Northampton
team is one Of the heaviest losers in
the Connecticut league this season. His
less runs up into big figures, he says
Edwards had a high-salaried team, and
the crowds played to were small
The oeulist 10 whom Ty Cobb submit
ted his inhamed eye for examination
says that no permanent injury to the
players sight will result, providing he
takes complete rest.
When the Cubs and the Athletics clash
for the worlds championship, the fight
for the pennant may possibly be decided
By the success OF by the failure Of the
signal system that each club viii use
in the National league pennant races
Of the past four years, the Cubs have
been strong on signal work Indeed,
so intricate Is the Chance system and
So frequently is it changed, that the
enemy is often put to rout, even when
his quality Of play is superior.
The Cubs enjoyed immunity from ac
eident when it was winning three cham
pionsnips in a row, but in 1909 they
were shot to pieces and the Pirates won
out This year Chance has his team
almost intact, and another championship
Is his, as result
Following il the story Of baseball
game, as told BY writer in the London
Express; Although baseball is still
described as 'gloriied FOUNDERS by the
lyeraee Englishman. there are enthusi- |
asts who work hard to impart taste
F0r the game among London spectators I
On the Clapton Orient Football clubs |
grounds at Homerton on Saturday, the
anal lie Of the national baseball asso-
siation's cup competition was played |
beating West Ham by 20 runs
b 8. The game was always interesting |
West Ham did not have the luck Of the /
alay. Brentfofd's success, however, was
ii q great measure due to their really |
pitcher who put in an almost
lnplayahle ball.