The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
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SPORTING NOTES.

men nave Dttn HWdiucu itVtefS loT tHtl
effort last Saturday. They are as fol
lows: Pennock, Trumbull, O'Briei
Hardwick, Brickley, rockingham, Wig
ellsworth, Driscoll, Lawson, HOLSTER
Bradlee, Bradley, Lingard and Graus
tein.
Jim Thorpes announcement that h
will quit Carlisle because of the notori
ETY. that athletics bring him is not re
ceived seriously by those that know him
Thorpe is great jollier, as we'll as /
great athlete.
RUDE Marquard and Blossom Seeley
are continuing to pack their show house
in New York. Their press agent is ex'
pected to be busy again this week.
The Carlisle Indian football eleven
may arrange for date with Holy Cross
college next fall on its invasion into
New England.
! The Almendares proved conclusively
this week that the Athletics are not in
vincible on foreign soil. The Mackmen
lost by a 3 to 2 score with Bender in
the box. The Mackmen have met with
remarkable success in Cuba since they
started their invasion.
The Washington baseball fans are
claiming that Eddie Foster, their short
stop, is the best hitting shortstop since
the days of Wee Willie Keller.
The Detroit track was dropped from
| the grand circuit some time ago and
ever since restoration of racing in that
city has been open to much discussion.
The racing patrons Of the Michigan city,
! it is understood will soon take active
measures to turn the speedsters onto
their track.
Heinie Zimmerman of the Cubs copied
the batting honors of the National
league, according to official average of
that league, topping Meyers his closest
competitor, by many points. thinner
man was credited with an average OF
.372 and Meyers followed with 1858.
"Bill" Sweeney the Boston second sack
er, ran third. having percentage of
.344. Johnny Evers, the new Cub man
ager, showed his oldtime form and his
manipulation of the hickory for 34l
points clearly demonstrates his worth to
Charlie Murphy. Doyle of New York,
who was awarded the distinction of
being the best all-around player in the
National league, fell to the honors Of
the fifth position.
The Caledonia A. A. basketball team
of South Ryegate lost their initial game
of the season last week when they were
Inundated by the Modern Woodmen OF
America post of Newbury. The New
bury quintet have an aggregation which
they intend to place in work for high
honors. The Caledonia A. A. were with
out the services of nearly all of the
regular players, but during games this
week their full quota, formerly star at
Goddard seminary, will play one of the
forward positions, and Fiske, another st.
Johnsbury man, will act in harmony
with Spaulding. 1t is understood that
"Biln Gibson. the Dartmouth athlete,
viii be reegated to the town of Ryegate |
for several games. Chuck Darling and |
Charles Gibson will in all probability
play the baekfeld positions.
Dick Smith, manager Of the Spring |
field, ILL.,, Three-l champion team. has |
been signed to manage the Scranton
club next year.
Harvard will have strong nucleus
left next year to build up such an ag
gregation of gridiron stars as have not |
the Crimson for years. The |
only men TO be lost by graduation of +
the regulars are FELTON,, end, the wonder
full kicker, Capt. Wendell, fullback. Per- I
menter, center, and Gardner, quarter
back. But very few of the most prom
Sing subs of this year will leave Cam
bridge in the spring. The quarterback
position will be the most difficult to fill,
although, there was much promising
AVAILABLE material for that position all
rear. Gerdner was considered one Of
he best field generals that has had
halye Of a championship eleven for
,ome years. Eddie Mahan, captain Of
he freshman warriors this fall, will
alongside Of Brickley and Hardwick, who
ave both two years longer to remain at
he school.
At Springfield Saturday James Thorpe
gain displayed tactics that place him in
ootball fame. Thorpe scored the 80
oints for Carlisle while the other eleven
yere scoring "a points. On merit of
ueh performances Thorpe is entitled to
II the good things people say about him. !
Vanderbilt university ran up against {
snag Saturday in the south when the q
alabama Tech team held them to a tie !
core, in all.
tudtn MS 1OiHtn pluytls
ill go to Atlantic City to-day to lay in I
AIT for the Penn game on Turkey day. I
"Shoeless Joe" Jackson of the Maps ]
as decided to be a holdout man. The !
Ieveland slugger claims that he is not I
eceiving a just emolument from his
sryices. /
George Hoban of Claremont, n. H., is 4
sriously considered by Philadelphia ex- :
erts for a position on the mythical ALI 5
merican team. Hoban played fullback v
Lehigh university during the past d
JASON and was considered by people in Z
rat section of the country as the stel- Z
r performance of the team as well as /,
ne of the best backfieldmen in the
lme to-day. In the final game of the :
EAR against Lafayette Hoban covered Il
ore ground than any other man on the
Id Hoban, besides being a great line d
unger, is excellent on interference and II
a power or defensive work. While at n
Hoban gained recognition O
7 his line bucking. a,
Thoroughly pleased with the treat. y
ent the Indians received at the home Of d
e Young Mems Christian college of q
Mass, efforts are being made
repeat this game next fall. In order
at this may be carried out the Indians
shed to be assured OF another contest =,
lille in this section of the country on =
day.