The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-28
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

Johnny McGraw, when he signed I. Is
Perryman, the six foot four pitching re-
cruit, added a man to his pay roll whose
genius extends far beyond the bounda-
ries of the diamond. Perryman, when
not logged out in baseball array, alter
mates between filling the pulpit and edi.
tors chair. He is the literary editor OF
the Emory Campus which is published
at Oxford, Ca, and in his spare moments
clothes himself in the ministerial garb.
President Barrows has signed his um-
piring talent for the international league
for the coming year. Finneran, last year
with the National league, will appear in
the blue frock around the circular of the
Barrows circuit. His talent is made up
of Finneran, O'Toole, Mullen, Carpenter,
Nallin, Hayes and Bierhalter, the last
two named coming from the American
association. Two OF last years interna-
tional league umpires, Byron and Guth-
erie, are on Lynchs staff this year.
Miller Higgins is making endeavors to
reinstate Roy Golden TO the cards. Gold
en- pitched fair ball for the Cards last
spring but was later suspended for yio-
lation of the clubs rules.
On the football schedule of Lehigh uni
versity, just announced, the university
Of Pennsylvania has no date. For the
past few seasons Lehigh has met Penn
on the gridiron and they have been wor-
thy rivals. Undoubtedly ii is necessary
TO drop Penn Yale and Annapolis are
on the schedule.
Robert Mclean the Chicago ice skat'
err attached his name to the country's
l.,st IL
Mclean skated over the mile course in
min, 10 seconds. The former
record was held by Edmund Lamay, who
had mark OF | min, II 3-5 seconds at
Saranac Lake.
BY virtue of his work last season,
Hendrix is considered the most valuable
pitcher on the Pirate staff. Hendrix was
the best batting pitcher, the best base
running pitcher, the surest pinch hitting
pitcher is the National league,
John Hagerty, who played second base
for st. Anselms college last summer,
when they played the l. A. G. in this
city, has entered Holy Cross. Haggerty
is ilashy second baseman and an ex
rellent hatsman. A position on the Holy
Cross nine IL slated for him.
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland the |
champion, will not appear
in public for some time owing 10 blood |
poisoning which resulted from infection |
Of boil on his neck Kilbane has called |
oh his schedule bout with Young Dris-
oil TO be fought this week.
When the athletics leave for their an
lual morning training trip twelve pitch
IRIS, eight infielders, seven outfielders and
our catchers viii comprise the squad.
Steve Evans of the Cardinals says
hat the green recruits transported south
n the spring with the big league clubs
Know a lot more about hotel manners
han several years back His illustra-
ion; THE yellow haired young farm
RS who used to annually try to break
nto the big leagues used to try to eat
heir peas with knife. but now they
re wiser and order mashed potatoes and
nix their peas with the potato
The basketball team representing
Military institute of West
,cbanon. y H., will make an invasion
{ this state this week On Wednesday
vening they are slated to play at Hard
rick.
Arthur Howe, captain of the Yale
ootball eleven in 1911, who has just
Dmpleted speaking tour through TINS .
tate, is with the student department
the International Y. NJ. C. A. in New
ork.
Melvin Sheppard of the Irish American
ub of New York showed flash of his !
ID time form in the invitation half mile
ice held last week by Fordham coll
ge. Sheppard covered the distance in i
min, ] LIS seconds against field of b
,ur cracks. a
The hoodoo that trailed Al Sharpe for !
he past few months has been dispelled. |,
ever in the history of athletics at Cor e
I'll has such adverse fortune favored /,
'otball eleven as did last fall DIR. n
harpe's conntenance is beaming with
niles over the success of the Cornell "
lsketball team, which is leading the "
Intercollegiate league :,