The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-26
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

| Walter Blair, the former Highlands
catcher, has been sold by the Rocheste
club to Jersey CITY.
Pitcher Doc White of the Chicag,
White Sox was severely injured Thu
week when he was hit on the right fore
arm BY a thrown ball by G. Smith
another pitcher. His arm was not brok
en- but he wall not be able to take his
turn on the mound for about two weeks
On the condition that he write let.
ter of apology to Umpire Ferguson
President Johnson Of the American
league this week decided to renstate
Manager George Stovell of the st. Louis
nrownss Stovell was also requested
to pay fine Of 500. Stovall was sus-
pended several weeks ago for accosting
Umpire Ferguson with unbecoming re-
marks during game.
Theodore Briggs of Rochester, n. y,
was elected this week TO captain the
Princeton crew for next spring.
Dan Moller, the former Barre player,
says that he is lost with Eddie Foster
cut of the lineup of the Washington
Senators. For the past three years
these two players have been together
on the same team and followed each
other in the batting order. There has
ALWAYS been a perfect understanding be-
tween the two when they were on the
bases and many a game has been won
because of the fact that they were able
to work together. Moeller is lost with
cut Foster and admits il. He says that
he has TO change his style of play in
order to conform with that of the other
Senators.
Jack Hoey, the former Holy Cross and
Boston player. is now member of the
baseball club. He leads the
team in batting.
A baseball deal of more than passing
occurred this week when
Pitcher Fromme of the Cincinnati Reds
hanged his uniform for that of Giant,
being exchanged for Pitcher Ames, Out
fielder Devore and Infelder Groh of the
New Workers. Fromme. is one of the
strongest pitchers on the Red payroll
md his presence with the Giants should
greatly bolster their prospects. Devore,
jroh and Ames viii fill in rather handi-
v with Tinker's Red Birds.
Pitcher Dave White of the George
own university baseball team, will re-
,ort at Boston for Mctiraw, who recent
Y signed him.
The New York and New Jersey league
vas opened this week under rather in
suspicious weather conditions. The
eague is organized on strong basis
md prospects for a formidable league |
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Wesleyan university won the double
of the intercollegiate New
England tennis meet at Boston this |
week. Wesleyan was represented by |
!. F. Bacon and J. A. Richards. This !
air weeded their way through the /
and finally succeeded in /
opping off the runners-up.
The Dartmouth Vermont annual game
I Narrower, n. H.. this week was post
oned owing to rain and wet grounds.
he game will be played within two
'eeks.
Boston college has completed its foot
all schedule merit fall and it is eonsid-
red the best ever set before the public
! the history of the college The SEIZED
le calls for ten games, among which
re included Holy Cross, Springfield L.
!. Fordham and Tufts.
The baseball season among the south
n colleges Is insugurated at an early
ate and closes before the colleges OF
le North have completed their SEIZED
les. Already the Georgetown and Viz
MIA teams have concluded their slate
games. Both clubs ended a very
lccessful season. Several OF George
.wn's players are said to be headed for
.e big tent shows.
The University Of Pennsylvania Is
-ain expected 70 make a great impress
on at the intercollegiate meet this
ring. notwithstanding the defeat at
anover a few weeks back Penn has
70 OF the best sprinters in the college
Yrid and should capture places in both III
e 100 yard and 22o yard events. At
2 annual Recommendations inter
lss dual meet this week, Don Lippi- I