The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-21
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IN THE FIELD.
OF SPORTS

| Fred Clarke, the veteran manager, ha
been re-engaged for another year Il
manage the affairs of the Pittsbury
Nationals. President Dreyfus is salts
fled with Clarke Clarke has assembled
together wonderful eoterie of damon
stars, but for adverse fortunes has beer
unable to annex the muslin rag in thu
old league of late years.
The new national league for Negro
baseball players has list of live base
ball towns in its circuit Teams viii
be organized next season in Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Baltimore
Cleveland, st. Louis and possibly Kansas
City.
George Brooke, coach of the Penn
team, says that the Michigan line aver.
ages 220 pounds to the man, that is
weighing l,lO0 pounds from tackle to
tackle,
The university of Texas strengthened
its hold on the football championship of
the southwest on Tuesday by trimming
Kansas Aggies as to o. The game was
played on a muddy field.
1t is rumored that Coach Yost's VOL,
verines will meet Princeton on the grid
iron next fall
The Carlisle Indians will play Syracuse
at Syracuse on Saturday They expect
to flash across line of play not resorted
to before this season and that is field goal
kicking.
In Wall street the betting is 10 to on
Harvard, while the odds still favor the
Navy 10 to 0 over the army.
Great joy is being manifested among
the Harvard supporters because of the
return of Trumbull to center. During
the past ten days Soucy has been oc-
eupying the position and it was thought
that Trumbull would be unable to take
part in the game against Eli.
The rumor has gained wide circulation
dams from their schedule next fall. The
Green should wait a few years to re.
trieve themselves anyway.
Norecai Brown, the former three fin
gered Cub pitcher, may be selected to
the Chicago team of the federal
league. Brown pitched for Cincinnati
last year and it is said that he has been
promised his unconditional release.
Ernest Moore, who played left guard
on the Bates college team this past year,
has been elected captain of the 1914
team.
II. A. Lewis, junior, has been selected
captain OF the 1914 football team at
Bowdoin college. Lewis is considered
one OF the best punters in the Maine col
Ieges
Something new was sprung this week
in football line At Andover the coach
ING staff assembled together their candi-
dates and started rounding to form
team for next fall.
Outfelder Miller, one time member of
he Boston Braves and leading hitter in
the National league, will 60 to the Mon
Lreal club. The PhiIlies secured waivers
On him recently.
Prospects seem especially bright at
Harvard for a promising baseball team
n the spring. Only three of the regu
airs of last seasons team have been lost.
they are FELTON,, pitcher; Tones, first
,aseman; and Young, catcher. For pitch
NJ products they are favored with the
Eyre and Whitney, the latter
Who pitched for the 1917 freshman
cam. A wealth of new material was
ecured from the freshman eleven
Harvard leads all colleges in field goal
clicking this season. Charlie Brickley |
las kicked six goals and Eddie Mahan, !
ated fully as good, has turned in three.
Jimmy Craig, the Michigan athlete, is |
he best halfback in the middle west, ac-
ording TO Walter Eckedsall the former |
quarter. He also says that |
Willie Heston, another Ann Arbor |
'roduct, is one of the leading backfield |
nen of that section.
No team in the country has Travelled |
he mileage OF the Notre Dame football |
warriors. They. came east and played |
Vest Point. On the following Saturday |
hey played Penn state. On Saturday |
hey played st. Louis university for the |
'atholic college championship of the
vest. After playing St. Louis they will |
o to Austin, Tex, to play the uniyer-
ity of Texas, champions of the south
vest