The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-12
Sporting Neus
Sporting Notes.

Fitt<M ai1cl ana Ray Caldwell two
have signed FOR 1911
Princeton Is 10 play Williams at
football next fall This is new
game on that schedule.
Earl Sprarkling OF Cleveland o.,
vi American quarterback in 1909, is
TO he assistant coach of the Brown
football team.
Rabbit Maranville, the scnsa,
tional shortstop with the Boston Ma
tionals, i going 10 stick rather than
accept terms with the Feds
Jake Da,ber, of the Brooklyn
team, rated as the greatest first base
man last vear, declines 10 take
chance at fancy figures with the Feds
President Caldwell Of the Federal
league insists that be will not approve
:ny contract made by Federal league
managers who were already under con
tract with teams in organized base
ball
The Springfield Y. NJ. C. A. college
basketball team defeated Williams sat
urdav evening 30 TO 81, an extra pc
riod OF five minutes being required to
determine the winner.
After a lapse of II wears Manhat-
ran college i planning to take up
football next fall. The game was
abolished because OF the large number
OF injuries received by the students at
the time the faculty ruled against It.
jim shaw, the promising young
pitcher Who was Il sensation with the
Washington : last fan, hiss signed a
1914 contract with Clark Griffith Shaw
is the third Washington PLAYER to line
up with his signature, Walter johnson
and Chicii Gandil being the Others
Gene Packard. pitcher for the Gin
cinnati National icague clah; Adj Bren-
nan aud William killifer, pitcher ,i4}
catcher respectively for the Philadei-
phia Nationals, and Leonard (king)
cole. he pitcher obtained from Colum-
nus iv draft hv the New York Ameri-
cans have signed three-vear contracts
with the Chicago Federal League club.
Eddie Bridges Of the Pittsfield club,
who j. wintering IN the Electric city,
is being considered Is haseh9li coach
for Trinity college. Bridges Is having
I the midst, satisfactory winter >of his
Iraycer for the reason that he has
/ been able TO he out of doors much
ii the time instead of being confined
IN ms work.
Well he skating rink has been
started. Some people have got II IN
to their heads thai an admission Zee
Is 10 he charged. Nothing that has
been said OF printed about the scheme
has intmated in the remotest degree
that any such fee i to bp charged. All
hat WAS asiled Tor was subscriptions
70 dam. flood and keep in condition
the rink
For the first time since 1890 Penn
state VIII not meet the University Of
Pennsylvania Ut football this year. but
II IS possible that the two teams vii
meet in 1918. The reason i the
breaking Of relations for one year. /,
the desire 10 give Penn warriors
lighter schedule. Other changes haze
been made in the schedule Brown
has been dropped and II is probabl,
that the Navy viii be substituted
This latter game has not been def
mtCly decided upon, but il is llkel,
thIt il viii 20 through. Dartmouth
will again appear at Franklin field
\ ruling OF Penn 5 advisory committee
will not allow the Philadelphia collie
gians TO play more than one gam
away from home, but in 1918 the gam
. with the Green viii be played in New
England, the place IL be selecte,
later.