The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-01
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

| jim lnorpe, thc "ouuci' ~
will enter the Y. Nj. G. A. college AZ
Springfield, Mass according 10 report,
Ii is said that he anticipates becoming
Y. NJ. G. A. physical instructor.
The Baltimore Orioles have roster
aggregating IA pitchers for the season
Of 1918. Manager Dunn with this avail
able timer should be able to weed out a
winning corps. Danforth, Shawkey and
Roth are the most promising OF the lot
Johnny McGraw OF the Giants has
+, shown his gratitude to Dick Smith, the
manager of the Scranton club in the
Tri- State league. While managing base
ball In the west few years ago Smith
strengthened the New Workers by turning
over Groh. Doyle, Wilson and Hartley.
McGraw will make Scranton one OF his
recruiting stations and VIII send mueh
of the green timber out there Tor season.
ing.
At a meeting of former coaches and
captains of football at Yale college, held
short time ago the name of Heifelfn-
ger was accepted as permanent coach
and Walter Camp was proposed as al
visory coach. Heifelfnger Is one OF the
best authorities on the gridiron that has
graduated from the New Haven college
and would no doubt meet with the APP
proval of the undergraduate body in that
capacity. Walter Camp is indispensable
to football at the Bulldog camp.
Marty o'Toole. the Pirates prize box,
has been, yoked by Dan Cupid. This
week he entered into wedlock with Miss
Rose Hefferman at his home in South
birmingham. 0'Toole may now have an
incentive to make good the prodigous
purchase price Of Pres. Dreyfus.
A report is current in Connecticut that
Harry Moves may become the next
manager Of the Hartford club Of the
Nutmeg state league. Noyes will sue
coed Tom Connery as manager, Noyes
has been playing at third lsse for Hart
ford for some time.
Comisky has already enrolled 10 pitch
ers for tryouts next spring II would be
a sure bet that he would be willing TO
trade the other ID OF them for another
Ed Walsh. after which he would have
a comparatively easy time in capturing
the pennant for 1913.
"Moose" Englehorn, the big football
captain at Dartmouth, will be placed
man during the track season, and he is
expected to be a logical contender Tor
honors in the hammer throw at the IN
tercollegiates in June. Englehorn has
gained reputation in this event since
his advent into the New Hampshire
school and since last summer has i'm
proved 10 feet in the throw. He is the
one whom the undergraduate body at
Hanover are banking on to place Dart
mouth in the hammer throw owing to
the graduation OF Marden and the death
OF Tilley.
Joe Berger has dispelled all reports
that he is a holdout. Berger who was
secured by the White Sox last year from
the Los Angeles club has signed for
1913.
Dick Nallin, the former Connecticut
league umpire, has been re-engaged to
umpire in the international league next
season. Baseball sentiment is again
crystalizing at Brattlebero. AT meet
ing OF recent date figures were pro-
duced to show that the Brattleboro club
is facing a deficit of SSS2.l2 from the
past season but the concensus OF opinion
AT the West River town is that they
will be again represented by club dur
ing the coming season. A corps OF sub
scribers will be issued to collect eontri-
buttons to assist in defraying last years
deficit
The New York American manage
ment has confidence in George Davis, the
former Williams college pitcher, and
have added his name to their roster.
Davis is expected to make good this
coming year. Davis, although he has at
tended Williams for four years, viii not
complete his course until midyear. Att
er graduation Davis will hold the
coaching staff Of the Purple college.