The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-22
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

Charles Briekley was the unanimous
choice OF the Harvard football team for
| 1914 Brickley has been member of
the varsity team for two years. He is
one OF the best men that ever wore the
college eolors.
Herzog has been selected to manage
the Cincinnati club of the National
league for 1914. Herzog recently went
TO Cincinnati from New York in an ex-
change of players. Herzog is expected
by some to make good, but that task is
nearly impossible in yorktown. He is
one OF the most aggressive players in the
game and is noted for his thrift. He is
said to receive $4,000 for a salary. Her
cog claims that he is of German extrac-
ton.
United States Senator w. NJ. Kava-
naugh OF Little Rock, Ark, has been
unanimously elected president of the
southern league for another season. The
championship season opens on April Is.
Charlie Green will once more act as
trainer Of the Boston Red Sox, Green
was formerly trainer before the Nc
Aleer McRoy combination took hold of
the team. Manager Bill Carrigan re-
Gently secured his services.
The Chicago White Sox and the New
York Giants have completed their tour
in China. They are now playing at
Manila in the PHILIPPINE Islands. The
team is meeting with success from the
gate returns.
Robert Mercy who acted as secre-
tary of the Boston Red Sox during the
past two years, may be placed in con-
troll of the Toledo club by Owner Som
ers of the Cleveland Maps.
Gunboat Smith will fight Arthur
Pelgy at San Francisco on New Years
night The fight is to 60 twenty rounds.
Larry Mclean is once more before
the public. He is doing monologue
stunt before ten-cent theatre in Har-
lem.
Jimmy Wendell, the former Wesley
an hurdler. who during his college days
was the best in the country, intends to
take in the Athenian games in Greece
next spring. He is now training at
New York.
Here is the lineup presented by some
to be used by the New York associations
next season: Maizel, third base; Zeider,
second base; Peckinbaugh, shortstops;
Williams, first base; Jimmy Walsh,
center field; Channel, left field and
Gilhooley, right field. All these fellows
are exceptionally fast on their feet, but
as a whole not SO strong with the bat.
1t is reported that John o'Rielly, the
crack Yale baseball player, has been
offered $4,000 contract from the New
York Giants.
Spencer. one of the best pitching
products ever developed in Kansas, has
been roped in by Jimmy MeGraw and
his Giants.
Burlington high school will open its
basketball season on New Years night
with a game against the B. II. S.
George Sutton, the prominent bill
HARDEST, has accepted an offer from Viii
lis Hoppe for 800 point game of 1872
billiards for 81 900 side. Sutton chal-
lenged Hoppe for $3.50 but the latter in
sisted upon the larger amount. The
match win take place some time in
February.
The graduate system of coaching will
probably be introduced at New York
The athletic authorities are
not elated over the past football season
and hereafter intend to confine this
to teams of the same class, not
battling with West Point, Annapolis
and Princeton.
William Mundy, the long fellow, who
played first base for the Boston Red
Sox past of last season, has been re
leased by the Boston management to
Worcester of the E. E. league. Mundy
went to Boston from Portsmouth, Va,
where he won great fame in the nation
al sport.