The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-13

coach the baseball squads at Wesleyan
university this spring Noonan was for
merly a member of the st. Louis MAJ
tional club and has been associated with
college baseball in his play days.
Laconia n. H., defeated the F. c. A..
basketball team on the New Hampshire
court Tuesday night by score OF 81 to
2S. The first game between the two
teams at st. Johnsbury resulted in a de-
cisive victory for the Vermonters.
| Jim Driscoll, the featherweight cham
pion of England, has retired from the
boxing game for good, Driscoll, dis
couraged by the outcome of his last
match against Owen Moran, which was
draw, considers that he is too old to
remain in the fighting game.
The tentative schedule of the Giants
White Sox round he-world series has
been arranged by Johnny McGraw and
Jimmy Callahan. They will start from
Chicago on October 10, going to San
Francisco, and thence to Honolulu, Japan,
Hongkong, Manila, Australia, Egypt
and Southern Italy. No games viii be
played in Ireland, France and England
owing TO weather conditions From Italy
bis IcaAio VIII ~ W dhHAia anu Supus
returning to New York, Feb. 90.
A league to be termed the Interstate
league is being formed and will be COM
posed of six cities lying mostly in New
York state. The following cities will be
represented in the league: Kingston,
Long Island City, Poughkeepsie, Patter-
son, n. j., Middleton and Newburgh.
Cy Seymour. the veteran Of many
years experience in baseball, will be
back in the big tent show this summer.
Seymour's last performance in major
league baseball was with New York.
Since being released he has been the
of Los Angeles. Seymours re-
lease from Los Angeles was secured by
the Boston Nationals.
Ryan, an outfelder with a. little ex
perience with the Springfield club in the
Connecticut league last year, has signed
to play with Lawrence this summer
The three years agreement between
Annapolis, West Point and the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania for the annual
army-navys football game at Philadel-
phia expired after the game last fall
and has not yet been renewed. There
has been some delay in reaching terms
but in a short time a contract for q
similar period will probably be effected.
Andy Sears of the Reading Pa, team
eads the scoring in the Eastern basket
ball league. where basketball fever is
more predominant than in any other ter
.itory in the East. The league is com
,rised mostly of clubs in Pennsylvania,
'eaching out into New York state and
New Jersey. Sears has scored 81 goals
md 32S fouls in 30 games
The magnates of the International
eague have completed their schedule for
or the coming year, which will not be
until the first part of next
week.
Bob Unglaus, who managed the Boston
led Sox a few years ago, will manage
he Minneapolis club. of the new North
aague that is to invade the Miller city,
laying games there while the American
ssocation is on the road.
The concensus of opinion among the
tudent body at Tufts vollege is that
ohm A. Mcdonald should remain at
ledford permanently. Mcdonald signed
brief contract with Tufts college dur
lg the winter which will expire during
le spring. During his short stay at
ufts he has worked wonders with the
uft's athletes, developing relay
hereby he can make his permanent
'sidence in Medford.