The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-24
SPORTING NOTES.

"Joe" Tarbell, the star pitcher at St.
Michael's college during the past two
seasons. who went TO Cleveland this
spring, has been released to the Jersey
City club
Jim Delehanty, who has been with the
Detroit Tigers for the past three seasons,
will in all probability be sent to the
Sacramento club Of the Pacific Coast
league.
The New York Americans are scout
ing the country for material with which
to strengthen their team. President
Farrell intends to spend money to help
his team.
Malcolm Barry, the first baseman pur.
chased from the Brockton New England
leaguel club. viii not report to the New
York Highlanders until the close OF the
present season.
rheumatism has its yearly knock-outs
for baseball players. This year it has
claimed Jimmie r. Scott Of the White
sox. Scott will not be able to take bis
turn at the mound for the remainder OF
the season. He caught cold in the South
and as result contracted this trouble.
The Boston American club is well for
titled against accidents or injuries to
its players. The infeld is in perfect
order now, and If any are laid off Neal
Ball Martin Krug and Clyde Fngle, all
men OF ability who have filled in
breaches before. can be called into the
fray at moments notice. Hendrickson
could fill any gap that would be made in
the outfield
doc" Miller the craze Of the National
league last year. is now warming the
bench for the Philadelphia Nationals.
Miller figured in the deal whereby Bos-
ton took Johnny Titus. Ii is tough for
he cannot expect place in the lineup
with Cravath busting the ground enclos-
ures. He might get in If Sherwood Ma
gee was prescribed for few days. Pas
kert is too steady an outfielder to be
boosted
Harry Steinfeldt, the old Chicago third.
sacker and for some time with the Bos-
ton Nationals, is again back in the game.
He is now at the pilot station for the
Meridian club of the Cotton State league.
Jack Fournier has been released by
Manager Callahan Of the White Sox.
The announcement Of the release was
made several days ago. He viii go to
the Montreal club. Fournier was OBJ
tanned by Chicago on waiver from the
Boston team.
The Boston Nationals have their eye
on more deadwood for the team. John
ny King has been communicating for
Jap Barbeau, the old Pittsburg man, now
with Kansas City. Barbeau never
showed great skill when on trial with
the Pirates year or more ago
Umpire Dineen, at one time a sensa
ton as pitcher in the American league,
says the following about iris Speaker: |
DO you know that Speaker can hit any
kind of pitched ballf 1t makes no
difference ii the twirler pitches them
with the fork hand or with the knife |
hand look for Boston TO be up OF
by the time some of the |
players are getting ready to count the
worlds series money"
Many of the much -heralded ball play |
ers that are given chance to show their |
goods with the majors as soon as re-
leased drift back to their natural sta
ton in baseball. Elmer Steele, many
times tried out by the Boston Red Sox,
las gone farther into the bush. From
Toronto he has gone to Wilkesbarre.
Ray flsnef, the NeTHoht scilVoi tedCH- L
If, pitched his first successful game OF
The season Monday for the New York
Americans. Barring two innings, mi
which all the visitors runs were scored
IN clean batting, Fisher was puzzle |
hat couldn't be solved.
To succeed Billy Lush as manager of
he Montreal international league club,
Toe Yeager has been appointed. Yeager
ormerly played third base for the High
anders, He is now playing a good game
Il third for the Montreal team and is
extremely popular with the fans.
Nate Cartmell, the old Pennsylvania
printer, and VIII Martin. the Notre
Dame man. are matched for a 81 600
tide bet on August |. The distance is
o be approximately lbs yards.