The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-10

| PIE NOHuer Iiidt ne uOeS HOC WOTk Det-
ter. When in form he has but few
equals as a slabster.
John Bates, who has been out of the
Cincinnati Reds line up for some time,
is once more ready for the fray. The
great slump of the Reds is claimed to
have started when Bates dropped out of
the game.
Teams in Missouri from Chilhomee and
Creighton played a 65-minute game this
season with the former team winning.
| Big league clubs may learn something
about fast ball playing from these teams
that are making the state famous.
With Johnny Bates back in the game.
Manager 0'Day will be confronted with
problem of choosing which of his stars
shall warm the bench. Either Bescher,
Mitchell or Marsans will have to give
way to Bates, and it looks as though
Marsans, the sensation of the league,
will get the goat.
Both the Harvard and Yale crews are
on the Thames getting ready for the
annual big race. The crews go out
every day and are made to work for
at least four hours.
In the track meet between Vermont
and Massachusetts, Agricultural college
last Saturday, Vermont won by the
score of 81 to 49, Gutterson, the B. A.
A. man, who completes his course at the
Burlington school this spring, confined
himself to the discus throw, which event
he won handily. The great all-around
star is looked upon nearly all over the
country as the winner of the broad jump
at the Olympies.
II is reumored that big Ed. Reulbach,
the old Barre Montpelier pitcher, is TO
be traded to Philadelphia for the serv-
ices of Earl Moore. Already Reulbaeh
has figured in more proposed deals than
any other player in either league this
season.
Olson, the Cleveland shortstop, has been
in wrong with the Cleveland team as
whole since he had trouble with pitch
or Mitchell. There. are rumors that he
is to be traded for player of the Toll
edo American Association club.
In the recent series between the White
Sox and Athletics, Kuhn, the recruit |
catcher of the White Sox, won the adj |
miration of the Chicago fans. There |
were but few men that managed to pilfer |
bases on his strong arm.
In fast ten-round bout in New York
state the other night, Matt Wells, the |
English lightweight champion, was out |
pointed by a second -rater. Wells says /
that he has gone stale and that he win /
need good long rest before regaining |
his former condition.
Away out In Oklahoma lives base
ball umpire that might we'll be drafted \
into the big leagues so that whenever
fights are brewing he could quell them
without the assistance of the police. He
comes from Tulsa, Okla, and in a game
the other day few of the players ae-
cused him OF being drunk. He turned
on them and battered four. fifth faint
ed and the police were called to check
his onslaught that threatened TO wipe
ont every man on the team.
Rube Vanguard won his twelfth
straight victory Saturday for the Giants.
It is now his ambition TO reach the
worlds record. Here's hoping McGraw's
prize box does it!
The university of Wisconsin is to he
in the intercollegiate re-
gatta, which is to be held on the Hud-
son at Poughkeepse, June 20. Although
not expecting a victory, Coach Vail
thinks that they will show very well.
There were great many surprises and
iisappointments at the outcome of the
Olympic tryouts Saturday at Boston.
One of the displeasing events was the
7ne Gutterson took part in. The big
Vermont man was off color and was
forced to be content with second honors,
Otto Miller, the Dodgers new catcher,
vas made good at Brooklyn. During the
absence of Erwin and Phelps he has .
,ade such a hit with his base throwing ,
md batting that the fans think that
ne outclasses either of the regular men.
When Holy Cross faces Williams col.
eye next Saturday, they will be minus
he services of Gus Towney In prac-
ice game this week he strained ten
Ion in his leg.
Secretary Sullivan of the American
olympic committee yesterday. tele-
yrs phed all wrestling candidates for the q
team that the committee at 1
he last meeting decided not TO take the 1
Frestlers at the expense of the com j
nittee. All wrestlers competing from c
his country will be compelled to pay '
heir own expenses.
Vernon. Amherst's star pitcher, may .
We out of the game for the rest of the
eason. In the Princeton game Wednes- .
lay he was hit on the wrist by a nasty !,
hive from Greenbaums bat Despite
he injury, Vernon finished the game.
II. H. Squires has been elected cap :,
ain of the university of Vermont track +
quad for next season. Squires is
weight man and has been consistent i
winner in the hammer throw and shot
ut. X. H. Oweans at the same meet. y
ng was elected captain of the relay i,
cam. a
Miner, the great Chicago pitcher, who
as been out of the game for long h
ime with bad knee, is rounding into "
hape and will be sent to the lines at o
ny time now. a
Benton of the Cincinnati Reds is pitch
ny great ball this season for O'Day. q
AIRY Mclean, one of the best eatchers y
4 the business, claims that when Ben a
OH is working right he has the greatest G
urve in the leagues. e
Larry Doyle, the seeond-sacker of the =
olo grounds boys, is hitting the ball
t a tremendous clip. He has passed
hief Meyers. His batting average has a
oosted to 1854. II
Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs .
GEMS to be making it special effort J
D center his endeavors to strengthen his 7
"a m for the nrnSput yaar and ha ~