The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-18
Sporting Nelos
Notes.

Notes.
The Eastern association is gradually
getting over the scare that threats Of
an invasion by the Feds threw into
the officials thereof
It IS 10 be the old fourlnilc course at
Poughkeepsie this spring instead Of a
thrcemilc course as advocated by some
college rowing coaches,
The Dartmouth Pennsylvania foot
ball game is to be played Mt fenway
park, Boston, Nov, 6. A date to make
note Of for future reference.
The ex-Naps are now the Indians"
This is the new name decided on for the
Cleveland team since Nap, Laioie left
the team and took with him his nickname.
Doom has finally got ready to sign
with Cincinnati for $4,000 q year for
two years. The Phillcs are to ask for
waivers on their former catcher and
manager.
"Buck" O'Neil, former Williams
star. threatens to give up coaching
| football at Syracuse. unless the figures
on his next contract show material
increase in size.
souders of the Springfield Y. NJ. c. A
college basketball team scored Il of the
30 points made by his team against the
Williams quintet Saturday in game in
which the Purple players lost by a single
point
President Gilmore OF the Feds has not
eased the minds OF those interested in
Eastern association baseball by wiring the
Springfield Republican that the Feds are
working ion minor league alilietion in
New England.
Anthony F. 'Nilding OF New Zealand,
participants IN 26 Davis cup tennis
matches, is in the motor cycle corps Of
the English army and at the front Wild
ling, with Brookes took the Davis cup
AWAY from America last year.
Because typhoid fever broke up a
promising lot of crew candidates fol
the University OF Pennsylvania crew :
year ago the whole lot of them who
really try for the crew must lie inocu
lated, says Coach Vivian NickalIs.
1t is said that some '.bushcrs" have eat
en- themselves out of the big leagues
They have nothing on Tiberius, who, il
the year - i. G. (some little time befor,
baseball was discovered1, spent two day.
and enc night at table in a continuou
feast.
Harry l.. Sparrow, who superintende,
the world tour OF the Giants and Whit
Sex last winter, Is the business manage
appointcd for the Yankee. He will hay
every detail Of the clubs business excep
the actual playing OF the game to handle
Pal Brown is training hard flo
his I0-round bout Friday evening i
the Armory with Young Oliver of Ho
yoke, Il boxer who has made Il yoo
rame for himeslf in bouts in Massa
ehusetts and who, it is claimed. wi
make Brown 60 the limit to stay in hi
class, A Fast semi final bout of 81
rounds and Il preliminary will be pu
on by John J. Clune, who is pronotin
the contests.
Too much press agent stulr regart
=, ing Hank Gowdy has resulted in tl
breaking of his engagement To marr
=. Miss Ethel Clark Of Chicago b. thu
Il young woman. Publicity was given
Q the fact that if he distinguished hin
T. self in the world 5 series he shoul
9 have Miss Clark as his bride Ham
: delivered the distinguishing stuff IA
l. because Of the publicity Miss Clai
" has decided to cut out the marrias
70 end Of the deal.
l. New York has discovered anoth
wonderful athlete and he comes fro
~ Chicago. He is Joseph Loomis, WI
A. won three national titles last year. b
" New York thought nothing of that II
I'll he showed himself III sprints, hu
dies and high jumping competitio
Thursday night in Madison Squa
garden, He beat the best of the Eas
erners at the high jump and aIthou;
he failed to win prizes in the finals
the 70-yard sprint and the 70-yard Il
hurdles, he showed enough to make t
l. blase sporting writer's Of that co
munity spread a lot OF ink singing /
praises.