Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-08-02

KrarsarRes, 100 o
Earned runs, Brattleboros2 Stolen bases, Bur
rell O'Rourke Landry, Clarke, Young, Ginebra
Two base hits Dowd, BrutOn, Ginebra First base
on balls Brltnn ?, Burrell, WuOdcOck, Storrs
Wilson, Burns First base ON errors, Brattleboros
], kearsarges Left on bases, Brattlehuros .,
keHrsarges e. Struck out, Burrell, Landry, Hotch.
kiss Young, Messer Batter hit Coilopy Passed
balls, Clarke, O'Ruurkp Wild pitch Ginebra
Time, hour ~ minutes. Umpire, Howard
BrnttIeboros IS, bellows Fails, 4.
The Bellows Falls were easily downed
Wednesday. The Brattleboros presented
their strongest team Of the season, Wilson
the Williams college pitcher, playing in the
out field. The game was too sided 10
be interesting, our heavy hitters batting
Deerys curves at will. Woodcock was very
effective as usual Both pitchers gave sew
eral men bases on balls, owing 10 the ball
becoming soaked on the wet ground Bru-
ton, DOwd, Flack, Wilson and Mckenney
did remarkably good stick work. Dowd's
base running was much admired. la the
first inning Cronin hit swift grounder
through Mckinney. OConnell struck out,
Cronin taking second on missed third strike.
O'Brien struck out Ranney made "a two
base hit between centre aud right fields,
Cronin scoring. Jones struck out For the
Bratteboros Dowd was given base on
balls. Collopy drove long fly to left field,
which Cunningham muifed and then made
u wild throw, Dowd taking second ON muff
and scoring on the throw and Collopy reach
ing third base. Bruton and Wilson both
retired ON strikes Flack drove u ground
hit between second aud short stop, Colopy
scoring. O'Rourke flied out 10 O'Brieu. In
the second inning both teams were blanked.
In the third inning Murray hit a slow ground
ball through Duwd. CrOnin took first on
balls sending Murray 70 second OConnell
flied to Bruton. O'Brien hit to McKenney,
who threw wild n third, allowing Murray
and Cronin 10 score, O'Brien taking third.
Ranney fouled out 10 O'Rourke, the latter
returned the ball To Woodcock, allowing
O'Brien TO steal home. Jones drove hot
liner TO Flack, who made magnificent
catch, retiring the side The visitors failed
10 score after this. In their half Of the in
ming our boys broke the pitchers heart"
Bruton was hit with a pitched ball, stole
second and scored on Wilson's two base hit
Flack took first ON dead ball Ranney FUN
bled O'ROurke's grounder, giving Wilson
third, and Flack second. Mckinney drove
hot grounder through short stop, Wilson
and Flack scoring O'Rourke was called
out for interfering with the ball between
second and third bases Burrell took base
on balls Woodcock hit through second,
/ giving McKenney third, Burrell second, and
! filling the bases Dowd made n hit, Me
kenney and Burrell scoring. Collopy was
| given Il base on balls Bruton hit to left field
Woodcock scoring. Collopy was thrown
out at the plate. Bruton reached third ON
the throw to catch Collopy and scored ON
wild pitch Wilson hit safe. Flack was
retired, Ranney 10 Cronin. In the fourth
and sixth innings the Brattleboros were
shut out In the fifth inning Dowd hit safe
took second and third on Cunningham S
throw in, and scored on a wild throw past
third. In the seventh inning Dowd hit past
third, stole second and came home on Bru
tons hit Bruton took second and third on
an overthrow and scored ON Wild pitch.