The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-03
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS

The Federal league baseball season
viii start one day previous to the older
organizations, April Is. Their schedule
contains ia games, covering period of
six months. The winners OF the Fed
eral league will be ready to play with
winners of the National and the Ameri-
can leagues for the worlds champion
ship the second week in October.
The basketball game schedule between
Montpelier high school and Stowe high
school to be played at Stowe last Sat
urday night was deferred until later
date by the management of the Stowe
team.
Both Harvard and Pennsylvania will
send crews to Annapolis this season to
compete against the Navy rowers. The
races win take place on April rs. An
napolis has announced that it viii send
it's representatives to the big regatta at
Philadelphia during the spring.
The big tournament of the national
bowling congress will take place at At
lantic City between April s and 20.
Some of the best bowlers in the coun-
try will be in attendance at the congress.
L ne IlAINdIu taCIohHb team HAS Tn
gagged the services of the Arthur War
wick, captain of the Toronto lacrosse
team, to coach the Cambridge lads dur
ing the coming season. The Harvard
season opens April and ends May %.
Prospects are especially bright for a
promising team at Harvard.
Rube Vickers, the veteran pitcher, is
working out with the Brooklyn Dodgers
at Augusta, Ga.
Dinger Doane, the former Somerville
high school athlete, has shifted his coll
lege training from Colgate 70 Tufts. He
will attend Tufts, commencing next fall.
He is wonderful gridiron star and is
somewhat of a first class all-round ath-
lete,
1t is generally understood that when
the Federal league opens Pitcher George
Suggs of the ST. Louis Cards and Short
stop Gagner of the Brooklyn Dodgers
will be found on the roster OF the out
law organization.
At Providence on Saturday night the
Holy Cross indoor relay team defeated
the relay team from Dartmouth. The
Holy Cross team is composed of Lee,
Higgins, Kelley and Sullivan. They are
coached and trained by Bert" Sullivan,
the well known coach. Sullivan has
had many hindrances in his work. Soon
after practice started Bringardner, cap
tain of the team and veteran of three
years experience, died at his home in
columbus, o. The record OF the Wor
Jester college team has been wonderful /
This season. But seven yards separated |
IL. ha ats l. A
-elay team at recent meet. George !
own fell victim, after several years |
IN successful meets.
The Green mountain racing circuit this |
season will be comprised of the fol- |
owing towns: Hudson Falls, n. Y, Fair I
raven, Middlebury, Rutland, White Riv I
r and Brattleboro. The annual meeting /
# the organization will be held at Rut- 1
and on Wednesday. w. H. Gocher of /
he National Trotting association will 1
,e present at the meeting.
A tournament for the worlds cham
lionship of the lS2 balkline billiards
will be held at Chicago this week. Five
# the worlds greatest opponents OF the
,ame will be present at the tournament.
They are Willie Hoppe, the champion,
[oii Yamada, George Sutton, George
slosson and Calvin Demarest. The game
will be prolonged through the week.
The Twin State directors met at Bel
ows Falls yesterday and adopted its
ehedule for the coming season. Each
cam will play 80 games at home and
% games away from home. The season
tarts on June % and ends Sept. u. The
impires who viii govern all contests
re James Ready, the Lehigh university
thlete, H. f. Fahey OF Northampton,
nd Frank Cassidy, assistant physical
irector OF Lehigh. Ready is the only
nan who worked in the league last
eason.
Princeton defeated Dartmouth at Han
yer. \. H.. in basketball Saturday night
v the score of 20 to is. Earl Williams,
he Barre lad, was one Of the star play