The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-11
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

In all the years that he has been asso.
ciated with baseball in the American
league, Doc White of the White Sox does
not recall over three occasions on which
he has defeated the Athletics at Phila-
ldelphia.
The season OF 1919 indicated that as
baseball grinds out time there is de-
probation in pitchers hurting no-hlt
games. Last season there were but three
games experienced, two in the American
leagues and one in the National league.
On July George Mullin of the Tigers
shut out Detroit without single hit.
On August 80 Earl Hamilton, the
Browns promising southpaw, held the
Tigers TO no-hit game. JEFF Tesreau,
the husky Giant HEAVIER, disposed of the
Phillies with having a lone bingle re-
corded against his efforts.
Larry Gardner, the Red Sox star third
sacker, is listed as fourth on the Boston
!, st for driving in runs during the season
of 1912.
Charlie Carr has announced that this
will be the last year he will manage the
Louisville club in the American associa-
ton, abandoning baseball to accept
position in Texas. Carr says that the
chances in Texas argue well and he will
therefore cast his fortunes there.
Craig, the star Michigan athlete, who
has been unable to compete in athletics
for several weeks through injuries, has
SO far recuperated that he will be enter
ed in the low hurdles at a meet this
week. Blake, another man, who had been
thought lost to the team, will also re-
port.
Jacob c. Morse, who has for the past
fifteen years filled the duties of secretary
to the New England league, resigned last
week.
Mike Doolan, shortstop in the Phillies,
who has been in camp at Southern Pines,
\. c., for the past week, returned Sun
day to Philadelphia to resume his
studies at dental college Doolan de-
sres to complete his course at the dental
college and receive his diploma before
commencing the championship series.
Al Bridwell, whom the Cubs secured
from the Boston Nationals last fall, is
practically assured of filling the position
that won Joe Tinker fame in the past
decade. Bridwell has been pitted against
Corridor in the South and so far has the
option on the place, having played rings
around Corridor.
Before Steve 0'Neil signs a contract
with the Cleveland club for another year
he AYERS that the magnates of the Maps
will have to submit $500 raise over his
last years salary. Last season O'Nel
was considered one of the most proms-
ing backstops in the big leagues, reeciv-
ing SO 800 for his services. He now values |
his ability at $4,000 per year.
Frank Chance is figuring on a special
routine of work to be performed by Rus
sell Ford this season. Ford has suggest |
ed that he be worked in every fourth |
game as on that schedule he will be a
genuine sensation Chance is so well /
pleased with his new pitching staff that
he viii retain seven OF its members.
Ed Reulbach is not on very good terms
with Frank Chance probably because the
after said that Reulbach had never grad
lated from the strike out system Reul
ng backstops in the big leagues, receive
,ude of the Cubs is best understood by
he fact that after the last game at Chi
ago not member of the Cubs bid him
rood bye Il