The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-19
Sporting Notes.

Next week we are to know just where
in Manhattan the Federal league is to
establish baseball grounds.
The last game of the regular foot
bali schedule is to be played tomorrow
afternoon. Don't forget and have
date somewhere else.
If by any chance Mahan should be
kept out OF the game a lot of fellows
who have got their money down on the
long side of , to / bets would do a lot
of thinking.
Yale will lose by graduation next
June Higginbotham. end; Guernsey,
Scovil, Wilson, Neville, Savage, backs;
Way, Kent, c. sheldon, Jim Sheldon,
White and Gates, forwards.
Jack Munroe. who cnce fought a four
round exhibition with Jeffries, has lost
his right hand. He was a member OF
Princess Pat s Canadian regiment. Nun
roe had more sand than some other
prize ring habitues.
Harvard has scored 1873 points while
SO have been scored against her. The
Crimson met defeat in only one game,
the Cornell contest. Yale has scored
| So points and has had - scored against
| the team. Four games were lost and
three of them were shutouts.
| Robert F. Herrick. millionaire anna
teur director of rowing at Harvard and
the man who deposed Jim Wray as
coach of the Harvard crew, has stop
| ped a threatened suit by Wray for
| $4,000 da2 On his four-ycars' contract
| by assuming the liability.
1t is noticeable lat Yale has not pro
4 IL nd - Il
of protcsti2 LcJiore, petitioned the
Yale athletir council to permit him to
play If Harvard wins and Mahan
| ism it would be the most unsatisfactory
victory of all time.
The Penn faculty has erased Fred
| Vreeland s name from the ineligible
list and the stock of the football team
has taken 100 per cent boost as .
| result. Vreeland was a member of last
year S team and is rated as one of tho
best fullbacks in college. He can punt
| dropkick, forward pass, buck the line
and skirs the ends.
Seventeen years ago today on Yale
field at New Haven, Conn, Haughton
now coach of the Harvard eleven, wa:
/ largely instrumental in administering
the second defeat IN % years to tn,
Yale eleven. The game was played il
pouring rain and was marked b.
Haughton S phenomenal kic king, hi
long punts being muffed repeatedly by
the Yale backs.
The Dartmouth team went through
Brattlcboro last evening on their wa,
10 Syracuse. \. y, where Saturdl,
| r, a.
university Cavanaugh says it will b
some battle After that overwheimin
defeat Syracuse administered to the IN
secretion eleven Ct Colgate there ar
many who think Dartmouth will no
Z win. Dartmouth has been slipping sine
the Princeton game, but if reports fror
practice are true, the team has starte
i forward again.
The day has arrived for predictions
Fearlessly we invite criticism by prt
! dieting victory for Harvard by
! margin of one touchdown and do NO
] expect TO see Yale make touchdown
unless the result of a player grabbin
] tumble If Syracuse has not gou
Il back as the result of the Colgate Vi,
9, tory O'Neill s eleven viii come yer
4 close to beating Cavanau9h s Gree
crew. Having Sald enough to keep |
] busy explaining for a month the la.
chance is taken on predicting Penn
sylvania victory over Cornell.
Immediately after the Dartmout
game tomorrow Is members Of Il
I University of Syracuse football squa
will leave for trip of approximate
5000 miles. The team is to play thr,
games. Thanksgiving day the Univc
Z sitv of Montana will be played
1 Missoula. Then the team will 90
\ Portland, Ore, for a game with ii
1 Oregon fAggies'' Dec. /, and then
I Los Angeles for game Dec. vii
Occidental college. For a footba
I team that looks like a pretty strenuo1
4 program. All the substitutes ought
1 have chances to play.
Red Fleming, former crack Was
! ineton and Jefferson halfback, row