The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13

Jack Knight. The schoolboy, continues
to play great ball for the Yankees. In
the last game with the Senators be
accepted seven chances in the field and
batted at 500 clip.
Catcher Thomas Of the Athletics will be
kept ineottons from now until the end
Of the American league season, - be
will be IN shape for the worlds series ID
which phsadelphia = all hut sure Of
participating. Thomas Is suffering from
a lame back. and although his injuries
are not serious, Connie Mack IS taking
no chances.
More than one person who has money
invested in New England league baseball
will have occasion to remember the holi.
days during 1910 The Fourth Of July
was the good holiday this year that
brought good baseball weather.
Larry Gardner is back in Red Sox
uniform, having recovered from the iniu.
ry received IN St. Louis.
Down. IF the champion New Bedford
team Of the New England league, was
accorded a big reception in that city
last night II is possible that he will 50
into business there this winter
Webb, the former New Britain twirler,
tops the list Of Connecticut league
pitchers this year with record OF six
games won, one tied. and none lost.
Haynes Of the same team is virtually
second, having won five out of seven
games pitched.
The Pittstield team closes its season
next Saturday with an envabIe record
Of having 80 victories out Of 95 games
played up to date Among the teams
scheduled for this week are Hartford
and Waterbury Of the Connecticut
league The strong Bennington team
has been one Of the few clubs to take
a fall out Of the Massachusetts aggrega.
ton, Bennington registered 3 to
victory against them Saturday.
George Winter and Lord Burchell are
with Montreal this season.
Ty Cobb picks the Athletics to beat
the Cubs in The post.season series. Cobb
figures that Coombs and Bender can
outpitch any of the twirlers Frank
Chance has TO offer.
Ted Coy, the celebrated Yale player,
has no fault to find with the new foot
ball rules. He says that football viii be
better game this fall.
John J. McGraw has been manager Of
the Giants since July, 1902. The first
game played under MS management was
with Philadelphia on July 10
Cy4rala of A14Aa.,. xrL. Iatx21 x.e:., an
Tri-state pennant this season, is going
back to the big leagues. He has been
sold to the St. Louis Americans.
Pitcher Kroh, suspended BY the Cubs,
has been sold to the Louisville club.
An Indian Orchard sporting writer has
the following to say about record time
for duration Of a ball game: when the
Northampton Connecticut league team
payed a game Of baseball in this city last
Tuesday in IS minutes, worlds record
was made, which record had previously
been held, according to one OF the
leading local sporting authorities, BY the
Father Mathew team Of Indian Orchard
On August Il, 1908, when they defeated
the Three River team on the depot
grounds III Indian Orchard, III a full nine
inning game BY score Of 3 to in Just 81
minutes, they lowered the previous
worlds record and up to date no men
ton has ever been made Of anyone beat.
ing the local time Of 81 minutes.
Football practice began at Syracuse
Yesterday Twenty-Five men
were on hand for the FIRST instruction
by head coach Tad Jones. Fifteen OF
the men were members Of last years
squad.
The Yale football squad began prae-
tice to-day. The preliminary work will /
be put in at Lakeville, where so candi- |
dates have already assembled.
It is said that Connie Mack gets no
salary as manager, but his /
share Of last years proceeds amounted I
TO $4,000. He viii probably receive a !
bonus in the event Of his team winning !
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