The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Harvard and Yale have decided against
Lettering their football warriors after
taking some films OF last seasons games
and noting the difficulty with which the
letters could be discerned in the pic
lures.
Jess Willard is planning a world tour
when the war ceases. He wants to see
the stricken countries and figures tina:
lie can clean up enough on the trip to
lput him on easy street for the rest OF
his days. He plans to invest in farm
lands.
Albert F. Kennedy, II years old, of
| 204th street, New York City, is probably
the first baseball victim OF the season.
Kennedy was waiting his turn at bat
in a game at the Bedford park ball field,
when he was struck by thrown ball,
which fractured his skull He died the
same evening in Fordham hospital.
Tex Richard, over two weeks after
the Willard Moran bout, is still figuring
his books. Such little things as the
states collecting tax on more than
1000 mplimentary tickets are a bit
before
Percy Haughton has signed years
contract to coach the Harvard football
team.
Boxing will be seen at the Boston hip
podrome for the last time this week-the |
last time this season, if not forever.
Mike Sweeney, lales new athletic ad
WISER says the reorganization of Yale |
sports viii be an year job.
Francis 0uimet the golf champion is |
associated with J. II. Sullivan, jr in |
new sporting goods store that opened |
Monday in Bromfield street in Boston.
Outfelder Allison of the Chicago Ma
tionals has been sold TO the New Orleans I
club OF the Southern association.
Herbert Nollmer set worlds record 4
when he swan 220 yards in two minutes,
% 2-5 seconds in New York Monday
night.
The Red Sox won Thursdays game
with the Boston college nine by 9 to
score Pennock Bader, Cady, and Thorn.
as made up the Red Sox battery.
The present rowing system at Har-
,ard, in which much authority is vested
n the captain, was upheld al a meeting
# the athletic committee Tuesday night
The Phillies have turned over Bud I
Neiser, an outfelder, to the New Lon
Ion club
All the Athletics promise is better base
,all than in 1918. 4
Bill Killfer Of the phillies and Jack }
adams. new one. will not be ready to I
% any catching for some time. !
Connie Mack picks the Phillies for the !
He has seen them play and !
kinks they are stronger than last year. J
The Springfield Republican has the
GLOWING to say; witt. l9-year-old :
oy is said to be a coming star short Z
top Connie Mack would like to keep
i'm on the bench for year; but he is
breed to press the boy into immediate J
arvice"
Pick. Connie Mack's third baseman, is .
lid TO be the best man at that base since
aker left the team.
Clarence Walker doesn't want the Bos- !,
IN fans to consider him as good as Tris- 7,
IN Speaker. Modest, isn't he? .,
A silver cup given Charles Chick a,
vans as runner-up in a western golf +,
match, was one of four :,
ophies stolen Sunday night from thu is
ome of his brother, Elliott H. Evans, Of NJ
hieago. fc
" yin mas stdlttu on HtN p-'N.N't' Oi
gymnasium for the University of Nir-
MIA. or
In the first lacross match OF the season 81
Tuesday. Swathmore went down 70 10
feat before the clever Cornell team. 60
to , N
Charlie White. the versatile Chicago Or
,xer. is losing prestige. In a recent br
TIT with Leonard, he was oyershsd- nC
sed and in no match lately has he been ba