The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SPORTING NOTES.


G. Napoleon Rucker of the Dodgers
Il the man that Is now looming uI
to ruin the great Marquard's record
| The Brooklyn man has won the last SIX
straight games that he has taken part
| in, and has had no runs charged up t.
him in the last thirty nine innings.
The largest number Of consecutive vic
tories for the Giants this year is seven
Some day they may break over and take
few more.
The rumor is around that the High
landers are to secure Olsen and Peckin-
baugh from the Cleveland club. The
New York management will not waive
on these two players.
The Yankee team OF New York has
run into more douhleheaders this season
than almost any other team in either
league.
The Tiger management is dissatis-
fed with the workings Of the Detroit
camp. Many Of the fans are grieyed
over the spirit shown by Cobb the other
day II was his turn at bat in the
ninth inning when the Detroit team was
making a rally and on securing for
him they found him in the club house
Under the shower This lack of spirit
has done more than anything else to
deaden the enthusiasm OF winning clubs.
Cobb receives $1,000 year, $50 game.
"Dadn Moulton, the veteran Leland
Stanford trainer, and the man who
really developed George HORNE, the
holder OF the worlds record in the high
Ie T. xs+ft hn lac
few DAYS that the eastern climate has
taken the pep" out OF him.
Dave Morey is to captain Dartmouth's
1913 baseball team. Morey halls from
Maiden, Mass. and has been one of the
best all around athletes at Dartmouth in
the past three years.
Iris Speaker, with an average of SOL,
still leads the swattcrs in the American
league race. He is about twenty points
ahead OF Cobb with Lajoie coming be-
tween them. Joe jackson, the Cleve.
land find, is running fourth with 800.
The Dartmouth college baseball team
that was expected to do great things
at the first Of the year fiuked out and
lost the last nine straight games. The
weak spot in the Hanover outfit was in
the pitchers box. The eatehers were
fair. but the slabsters were only of
mediocre calibre. Their string of pitch
ers might have performed well on sec
ond or third rate college team. They
had an excellent hitting aggregation and
in the field they were capable Of doing
we'll.
I r.. H. eel L.
secured from Baylor college the same
one Yankee Little came from, is one
of the tallest men to ever break into
baseball. He stands 9 feet inches
tall Mack had no use for him this
season and turned him over t. the Hol
yoke team.
Cy Morgan, who was one of the lest
pitchers of the White Elephants last
year, has not been showing up to any
great advantage this season. 1t is
claimed that the MaciSnau puts too
much stuff on his ball and Tor that rea
son he cant control it,
1t is noticeable that the Pr1wns ;sve
been making great fight si.lee Stovell
took charge Of the team he Browns
have not the Material 10 win games but
Stovell may make something out of the
team by next suing
More mutiny in the Braves camp.
When King ordered Perdue home the |
other day because he was receiving an |
Inefficient salary and was being worked |
more than the other pitchers, the big
fellow tore his suit to pieces. King says
hat Perdue is by no means the whole !
cam, even having won more than half
II his games this season.
In the National league Heinie Zim-
herman Of the Cubs holds a comfort