The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-14
SPORTING NOTES.

eleven think that Carlisle has the hes
aggregation of football Warriors in TIL
east. The army authorities had enter
tanned some hopes of victory. Now the,
are unanimous in their verdict that thu
Indians are the peer of all other teaml
in the east. At Carlisle their team /,
considered not only the best in the an
nails of the school history, but that il
| is the most formidable one in the world
Two of the Exeter football eleven
have pledged themselves to enter Dart.
mouth college next fall, Mexican, center
and Bolton, left guard. Luman, guard
and Church, an end, will pursue their
educational studies at Yale university.
Williams college will open its doors in
another year to Waite, who played half
back on the same team.
Baker, the Philadelphia third baseman,
upheld his reputation as a home run
hitter by leading the American league
in the number of complete circuit hits
made during the past season. Bakers
record numbered ten.
Next fall Harvard viii have a kicker
in the backfield that will rival Charlie
Brickley for honors in booting field goals
in Eddie Mahan Mahan has been cred
tied with wonderful work on the fresh
man team in this department. In last
Saturdays gace against Worcester acad-
envy he dropped a beautiful kick from
the AZ yard line.
Cy Seymour, for years one of the clev-
crest performers in the big leagues, is
drifting deeper into the bushes. Sey-
mour turned over the Newark club in the
international league couple Of years
ago by the Giants and now he has been
sold to Los Angeles.
Connie Mack has completed deal
with Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast
league whereby Fahey, the former Dart
mouth shortstop win be released from
the Athletics. Other Athletics that are
to figure in the deal are Pitcher Crabb
and outfielder Naggart, who go in ex-
change for Fielder Daley.
Dave, Morey. the Dartmouth back,
when the football season closes, will
have gained the unique distinction of
scoring more touchdowns than any other
player in the eastern colleges. Morey al
ready has crossed his opponents line II |
times and there is a possible chance that |
nc will increase the total at least one
against Harvard Saturday.
Hudson, the inspirer of the Trinity |
'ollege eleven, may not be in condition /
or the Wesleyan game Saturday owing /
% knee that was wrenched during the
week If Hudson is unable to make his
appearance the Trinity bunch is sure TO
,e visited by defeat Hudson, in the es-
imation OF many critics, is worthy of
position on the All-American team.
William Clymer, president and princi-
al owner of the Wilkesbarre club in the
'ri-State league. has signed contract
o manage the Buffalo club Of the Inter
ational league next season.
Football fatalities in Colorado have
cached the number of three this fall
1t Boulder, Colo, last Saturday a
Dung man by the the name of George
ack received internal ruptures such that
cath ensued.
A person by the name OF w. j. Kane
as brought forward charges against
Toward Drew, the sensational Spring
ED Splinter, that are rejecting profess
onalsm on his high standing. This
erson Kane insists that Drew, who is
of gridiron star. had been
lgaged for fixed price to take part (
it'll the Atlanta Boat club .in its an
nal football game against another boat
ub of that city. Kane insisted that
he amateur authorities tend to the mat {
II at once. When interviewed about 7
lie affair Drew emphatically denied the 7
legation. claiming that be would not T
SIX his athletic future by participating n
football game. The officials OF the d
,at club say that they were not look +
2 for Drew to play and that there was y
} money involved.
There are many eastern colleges that :
I'VE met on the gridiron this fall that !,
ould be only glad Of the chance to face =
eh other again to SEE If their fortunes .
ouh not be reversed. Fordham and
evens are 20 meet Saturday for the
cond time this fall.
Norwich university is working hard
get halfbaek Burwell on one Of Wal
r Camps "All-America" football
ans; and the Mortified institution is
ding considerably encouraged over the
lowing from the Boston Globes "Wal-
! Camp told Sportsman Saturday
,ht that Burwell. the left half-back
the Norwich university team Of
Irthfeld. VI, has been showing form
u entitled him 90 consideration among
] varsity backs Of the yearly var
y" meaning an accepted high stand
J PLAYER. u Was Burwell. VINO ran 81
rds 20 4 touchdown 10 tire game with
ndham- receiving the ball from what
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