The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-22
STANDING oF THE CLUES.
SPORTING NOTES.


Tarbell, the star pitcher of the St
Michael's college team of Winooski, has
signed with the Cleveland Americans.
Cravath. the old Boston Red Sox out
fielder, is playing wonderful game with
the Philadelphia Nationals. His hitting
Thursday was the downfall of the Dodg-
ers He hit for total of nine in three
times up.
The New York Boston game in the Ma
tional league Thursday set a new mark
for runs and hits for this season. The
hits were 10 for New York and ID for
Boston. The runs were 81 for New York,
IL for Boston.
Adj Wolgast and Abe Attell will fight
at San Francisco early in August for
the lightweight championship, weighing
in at 1873 ringsde. There will be side
bet of $4,000.
Eddie Collins of the Athletics has fall
len into the ways of Hans Wagner,
which is to say that his work around
the middle station is losing some of its
spectacular adornment, lie never seems
to go after hard chances, but the fact
is that he has reached that stage when
he can Judge the batter and place him
self for their hits.
Killing has mdseason holdout in
Pitcher Dickson. He was fined a few
days ago by King and Immediately left
the club declaring that he would never
play with Boston again. 1t is said that
Hank O'Day is dickering for the Boston
man.
The Cincinnati Boston series of five
games at Boston recently was most un.
usual in that only one pitcher a side was
used by both teams.
The Athletics need Murphy, the out
fielder, at present, but it Is taking much
longer than Mack reckoned for Danny's
lame foot to heal.
There is certainly good fellowship
among the Giants. After Marquard won
his fifteenth straight at Boston the
other day, Mathewson was heard to re-
mark that he hoped the Rube would win
every game he pitched this ye9.
Dana ]. Wingate of Winchester, Mass.
has been chosen captain Of the 1913
baseball at Harvard university. Win
gate is only q member OF the 1914
class, making him the first man since
the days OF Bill Reed in 1000 to re.
eeive the position of captain as a junior
Monte Cross is one of the old.time ball
players that thinks baseball in recent
years has improved. Cross gave his
opinion that the inside game as played
now requires much more thinking by
the players.
For the major league ranks the big
scouts have from Brown university three
players that are TO join clubs immedi
ately. Those of the Providence school
leaving for the faster company are Capt.
Nash of this years team, who is to
shortstop. Pitcher Joseph Goodman of
Bristol, Conn, is to go to Pittsburg
with Pitcher Edward Warner.
Jimmy McAleer Of the Boston Red
Sox says that the team his club fears
most is the Athletics. With a first
lass second baseman he thinks he would |
have the pennant cinched
Leslie Clute, who has made such an
by his excellent work at
irst base for the Cornell team during
he season, has been elected captain for |
5he 1913 season.
Clark Griffith, the manager of the
Washington Americans, should be given
MS just credit. 1t was Griffith that de-
,eloped the team that gave the Cincin- /
lati fans great hope at the beginning |
# the season, and the anvil chorus Of !
Jincinnati are just waking up to that
act.
To bring the athletic season at Penn
ylyania up to its standard it was nee
,ssary for the track squad to win the
track championship.
football was wretchedly poor, basket
,all was not successful and the base
,all season was only little above the
Lverage. Nearly all the members of the
.ictorious squad return next fall and
hey are already preparing for another
win for the Pennsylvania school.