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

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such severe injuries in the Tufts game
as was first expected. Soon after the
game it was thought that his hip bone
was broken, but after more thorough
examination it was found that only a
ligament in his leg was strained. He
will not be able to play any more this
season.
Herbert Reed, one of the leading foot
ball writers of the country, who is
known to the sporting public as Right
Wing" says that Eddie Mahan, the
Natick lad playing halfback for Harvard,
is in a class by himself. After the
Princeton game he said there can no
longer be any doubt of the ability of
Mahan, not even on the part OF the
most skeptical He is very fast on his
feet and uses his interference with good
judgment.
The Tufts college football team Will
its schedule on Saturday when
it meets Bowdoin at Portland Me. The
was due to be prolonged for
another week, but the Brown game was
The Tufts team has ex-
perienced but one defeat this season and
that was at West Point. This game
should have been won by the Medford
aggregation. On Saturday Tufts is ex-
pected to have but little opposition.
a former Goddard athlete,
is playing center for Tufts, and is said
TO be one of the best ever seen in the
blue and brown. McIyer, Graniteville
lad, has taken part in most of the
games as a tackle.
With the close of the past week Dart
mouth, Harvard and Annapolis are found
On the top of the college football lists.
Annapolis has rolled up larger score
Than any of the other teams and has
been scored upon burt once, that occurring
n the Bucknell game. The order of the
,anking of the three big teams should
De placed, Harvard, Navy and Dart
mouth.
BY comparative scores Dartmouth
,hould trim Carlisle on Saturday. Car
isle played to game with Penn
ew weeks ago and Dartmouth trimmed
Penn "a to 81.
When Brown meets Harvard on Satur
lay they plan to use very diversified
,lay, resorting TO all manner of open
lays in hopes of being able to cross
he Cambridge goal line. Brown is not
xpected to score on Harvard, while the
rimson should find but little opposition
n rolling up good-sized score.
Shea, one of the leading candidates for
he Princeton eleven, suffered broken
nkle in the Harvard game last Satur-
ay. He was the only man injured in
he game. Princeton viii miss Shea,
ut Others are on hand capable of filing
he position.
Glenn Warner was a spectator at the
Penn game on Saturday,
Warner will drive his Indians this week
through an especially hard campaign,
Thich he has laid out for Dartmouth.
The annual meeting of the Twin State |
sague was held at Bellows Falls Sun
ay. There were directors from all the
Tubs present and it was voted not to
nlarge the league, but to confne its |
to Greenfield, Northampton,
Bellows Falls, Newport and
.eene. 1t was voted to play IL weeks,
season lasting one more week than
lst season. The season will open June
Z and close September Z.
Tom Hughes, the veteran pitcher OF
le Senator'S says that he is through /
18th active work as a pitcher. Efforts
ere made with Ban Johnson to place
hughes on the American league umpir-
q staff. johnson said that he would
lace him if Hughes proved bis worth,
eaning If be were to make good in his
inor leagues. Hughes expected to be
laced without any limitations. Monte
ross wanted to be placed but was
,nded the same advice by johnson.
ross Is working In the minors and says
lat he will be a regular before long.
Putnam, one of the backAeld men of
le Vermont football team, has left col.
ge,
The freshman sophomore football /,
me at the University of Vermont will !
played on Saturday. Nov, ID, Ned"
Irrier. the varsity player, has been en-
.ged as coach of the sophomore team.
'ete" Lawior, freshman medic, has
,en secured 10 coach the freshmen.
lwler has played for several years
it'll Trinity. He was elected captain
Trinity for this year, All varsity
ayers will be barred from participant
g In tho igie.l7 battle,
Connie Mack, conceded the greatest OF ,
baseball managers, has failed to Inn
rt his wonderful knowledge to his ]
utenants and assistants, In this ,
ase Johnny MeGraw haa eutclassed
e Sphinx, Mack has developed won
rful players, but none have become
cd managers, From McGrawia school '
We come many managers, who while