The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-29
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

Carlisle will not play Dartmouth next
season according to the present outlook.
Coach Warner has said that the sched-
ule for the Indians, while not yet def.
mite, would be practically the same as
during the past season with the excep-
ton of the Dartmouth game. The In
dams have received an invitation to play
Dartmouth at Hanover, but declined ow-
ing to the long trip that would be neces-
STATED and the small financial returns
that would eventuate.
Ed. Phelps will be the manager Of
the Albany club in the New York state
league next season. Phelps has been for
years coach of the Brooklyn pitchers
and will receive his release from Eb-
belts in a short time.
Walter Dickson, one of the pitchers
of the Boston Nationals, has been sold
outright to the Rochester club OF the
International league. Dickson came to
the Boston team in 1911 and was with
the team during the seasons of 1912
and 1913 His home is at Greenville,
Tex.
Larry Gilbert, who is only 81 years
old, seems likely to start in a regular
outfeld position for the Boston Braves.
Samuel Litchenheim, owner of the
Montreal club of the international
league, says he is the proud possessor
of the only Italian battery playing in
the big professional game to-day. He
has purchased Tony Carlo, a product
of semi professional ball in Chicago. He
is a pitcher. For battery mate he
has John Smith, who went to Montreal
rom the Kingston club Smiths right
name is Peoli. Both players were rec
commended to Liehtenheim by Frank
Chance, the manager of the Highlanders.
A recent despatch from Los Angeles
reveals that Cactus Cravath, the slug
ging outfelder of the Phillies, is to
jump to the new Federal league. In
Philadelphia the report is not confirmed.
Sherwood Magee of the Phillies says
that he recently received a letter from
Crayath, in which he stated he was to
join the club in the spring From all
other sources the rumor is denied.
Cooley Ferguson of North Adams,
Mass, has been elected captain of foot
ball at South Dakota university for 1914,
For three years he has played football
on the South Dakota team. He is the
only student in the college that has the
distinction of earning letters in four
branches of sport He has won his let
ter in baseball, football, basketball and
track.
The Indianapolis baseball club of the
American association was sold this week
Sol Meyer, the owner, sold to j. G. Nc
Gill of Denver and William Smith of
New York. The purchase price was
sl50,000
Tom Jenkins, the former heavyweight
wrestling champion of the world, is to
try to come back at Boston on Christ
mas night. His friends wish him the
best of luck.
Arthur Devlin, manager OF the Oak
land club of the Pacific Coast league, is
undecided yet as to whether or not he
will keep Buck" 0'Brien, the former
Red Sox star.
The Washington American baseball
club has decided to insure Walter John
son for 100000 The Philadelphia in
field complete was only insured for this
amount, as was also the Boston infield.
| It is reported that Andy Coackley,
the former big league pitcher, has aban-
doned the idea of purchasing the
Bridgeport franchise and will manage
the club during the coming season.
McNally, whom the Boston Red Sox