The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-07
SPORTING NOTES.

Twenty-Five men reported to Captain
Wileox's summons for hockey player, AT
Amherst college this week. Amherst i.
contemplating success this winter on the
Ice court.
The Louisville baseball club has sold
its first box for the season of 1913 and
claims record for an early advance
sale.
Edmund A. Dollard, '0s, and Louis S,
Carr, have been reengaged to coach the
Syracuse basketball teams, respectively
this coming season.
II. H. Ketcham, Yale's All-American
center, told boys conference the other
day that few men who have a yellow
streak will come out for athletics be-
cause they are bound to be found out.
The basketball season with the Peo-
pies team of Morrisville opened on
Thanksgiving day when the school lads
defeated the r. A. alumni in holly
contested game. The alumni were well
represented by players. who have aided
in upholding that schools name in has
ketball circles in the past. The Peoples
quintet will be on the schedules of the
most prominent schools in this section
of the state.
Henry Ketcham of Brooklyn, y. Y.
has been elected to lead Yale university
in football next fall. Ketcham has play
ed football for the past two years, his
work has caused many to say he is one
OF the best centers that ever played for
the Blue. Ketcham, besides being one Of
the most popular men in the school, is
good student.
Pennsylvania will have Louis Young
to act as captain on the gridiron next
autumn. Young played end on the foot
ball eleven in the past year. Many were
led to believe that Young would not
be favored with the captaincy.
Nicholas, big. right handed pitcher.
has been purchased by Pres. Nayin of
the Detroit club from a club in the bor-
der league of Michigan. Since the sea-
son closed Nicholas has defeated Dubtc !
and Mullin, two of the best twirlcrs on
the Detroit staff, in exhibition games
on the Pacific coast.
Michael Murphy, trainer Of athletes
and known for his achievements in ur-
turing the best athletes the world has
ever seen, has resigned as trainer at the
of Pennsylvania and has
gone to Thomasvlle, Ga. where he is in
hopes of regaining his health. Murphy
has not been in good health for the past
few YEARS and since he has not been
able to take an active part in training
She Penn athletes the standard of that
school has suffered Murphy. even
should he regain his health. will prob
abN not again contract to groom ath-
letes. +,
The student paper at Lafayette college 1
boldly accuses Lehigh college of playing ,
George Hoban in the backfeld when they !
knew that he was a professional. Hoban
i alleged to have received money for {
MS services Of coaching the freshman t
football eleven before going to Lehigh. I
Asa Films has been elected captain i
II the Tufts college basketball team 1
Lllms played ocea sionally on the varsity
ootball team at the sfedford school dur l.
ng the past fall. In
Emery Olson has been reiistatcd by | t
he national baseball commission. Dur. /
ng the period in which he refused To re-
'ort to the st. Louis American club o.
on violated no rule of baseball and on
his fact it was found sufficient reason
or his return to good landing.
Leslie Mann. who trimmed the uni
ersity of Vermont this fall at Burning
on by long run in the role of half
ack for the Springfield Young Mems
association college, is star
aseball player. Mann, who played with
be Seattle tWash.l, club last year has
cen drafted by the Buffalo Interna-
ional club. 81
Ira Plank, younger brother of I'D O.
Tank. the Philadelphia pitcher, was ae- n
dentally shot while out hunting the !,
Their day. The shot struck below the y
We The wound is not expected to W
rove serious. This youngster has a is
Iturc according to his older brother. ~
Charles Ledou, the French bantam,