The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-04
SPORTING NOTES.

I Coach Winson il looking forward Ia
another successful year with the HAIRY.
ard varsity hockey team. Winson has
gained prominence during the past few
years through his efforts in rounding TO-
gether championship ice players. This
| winter Winson will be handicapped BY
the loss OF four regulars BY graduation
last June. A serious problem confronts
him in filing the gap left by Huntington,
who was considered one of the best ex-
| perts Of the ice game in the larger coll
leges. Among those to return are the
regulars, Sortwell, Gardner, captain and
Willets. These players form d fine nu-
clens to build up around strong team.
| A move ii on foot in the district
around Enosbnrg Falls to revive the
hockey game during the coming winter
The town Of Enosburg Falls will be rep
resented by a formidable organization,
including practically the identical seven
that roamed the ice ponds in that town
through the snowy months last sea son.
Larry Gardner, the Red Sox baseball
player. will probably participate in the
sport to keep in physical trim. Kimball,
formerly with the CRANKY. r. O., Rovers,
will materially aid the team with his
services. 1t is said that Gardner IL
slated for the captaincy.
Oak Park high school of Chicago
trounced Everett high school Saturday
afternoon in game staged at Boston,
purporting TO he for the national inter-
scholastic championship. When Everett
high scored for the first time it was the
only score that had been registered
across Oak Parks goal line in three
years.
Richard Harley, an old Georgetown
university player and we'll known
minor Lacquer, has been selected to coach
baseball at Georgetown during the COM
ing season. The new coach succeeds
Sprigman, who has been with George
town during the two past seasons. Haw-
ley will have wealth of material to
work upon as soon as the warmer
months come around.
Johnny kilbane the featherweight
champion, is liable to severe criticism
from the boxing world that may ulti-
mately place him in a wrong light. The
little champion now admits that the
fight over a month ago with Tommy
Ginty, his former sparring partner, was
O P'oHb itOni cAait W hHiSus
Joseph Tinker, erstwhile shortstop |
of the Chicago Cubs viii keep out of the |
game during the approaching year ac-
eording to statement recently author |
lied by him. Tinker according to the /
will appear in the vaude
vile ranks. He is now negotiating for |
dates in order that he may keep the
wolf from the door in the summer
months.
Before this week closes the captain to
lead the football at Pennsylvania will
have been chosen. The choice will fall
among Chester Minds, Richard Marshall
md Lewis Young.
The American Polo association will ae-
,ept the challenge of the Birmingham
Polo club Of England for a series OF
games TO be played in this country next
year. Negotiations have been carried on
between these clubs for some time past.
Coach Fisher Of the Columbian uni
'ersity basketball five is greatly inn
,ressed with the preparatory work of
us charges as far as the season has
progressed. and the sentiment that pre-
ais with him and the entire student
lody j. that Columbia win cinch the
tASNt Allit I'M. YEAR AnIuiubla Won ". 4
rst game against the Brooklyn Poly
eehnie institute Friday by a comfort
Die margin.
James McAleer. the president of the
'oston Red SoN. who recently released /
lartin Krug TO Indianapolis. SAYS that J
e has no idea Of trading any Of his
Their players because they are in right
orm TO win another championship. Re
sserted that there was nothing to the
arn about Bill Carrigsn and Buck
Brien going 70 Chicago.
Joe Tinker maintains stoutly that ne
lnn0t get along with Johnny Evers and !
harles Murphy and BIS release j. desir- I
bic. Another assertion Tinker i cir :
alating is that BE- viii either manage y
be Reds Or retire from baseball. Tinker