Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-24
DIAMOND Dist

Ellsworth, the Westneld pitcher. who was IN
effective against the BrattlebOros last year has
signed with the Northamptons
This week the Barre Enterprise speaks at,o,,,
the " Barre champions Of 1890 q" Evidently The
hg head spirit blossoms out each spring In tbe
"Cty' uf granite.
Charlie Flack will be- found with the Olean. n Y
club this season
A baltimore correspondent writes 10 the Snort
ing Times ~ follows. AS for Dowd the civ of
culture aud the hub OF the universe will have nn
hotter fayorlte than the young colleglan when II
realizes the value Ut that boy"
The Brown University BOYS are eyti.ptI, &c IL,
IT, this year, having won the three games Which
they have played. The first was with the j n
kussells Of the Rhode island state league and the
score was IL tuH hin, new pitcher was In tbe
box for the Browns In this game WUndrorL
who played at centre field. made two hits in,es
one, a home run; and Magil one The latter ar.
copied nine chances at third base without an or
ron Last saturday at Cambridge the Browns
doWned the Harvards, Gtol WOodcock COVERED
himself with glory lie pitched IN strong form
aud led the batting with three hits iurindin,, T.
home run. The Boston Glob,, saws. "Thr rni,es
Of It all was Wuodcock the old Dartmouth piay
rr, who has been at Brown two years Wond.
cock pitched great game His left handed de
livery puzzled the Harvard htters, aud nine of
them sat down without hitting the hall Seven
hits were all that Harvard could make and two
uf them were really scratches Besides bIs Mitch
ing WOodcOck helped the Brown boys out 6v bis
hitting. In the third inning, with a man ON see.
und, Wuodcock nude home run. and again in
WV Hlllu TIE ulhut a llineN NIT, sending In two
runs On Saturday the Browns walked upon
the Tufts college boys to- the tune of - To
Nuudcock made two hits with a total Of five
Jones two with a total Of three, Magill four with
total ut five, aud Messer four singles
charles Jones. who played at short for BELLOWS
Falls in lSSS, will cover bag No 3 for Providence
\ base ball team has been formed at Miss Saw.
yrr's school. consisting of the following PLAYERS
staples, unanagerl 9; llackeY, (captain p; Han
non, lb; Randall 2b; Chatfleld, 81. Haskins n:
laihson, e T; Stone | (; Harvey, r f. The young
ladies' Of the school gave the class So aud 81 far
about Si2 has been raised
COllupy made two three. hagg,,rs in "A game
with the Nashuas Wednesday
Hart has been released by the Washngtons.
Henry Deery the old Clarrmont pitcher is
with the Marlboro, Mass club.
sullivan, the South Royalstun pitcher has been
released by the Boston Reds TO Providence
II is expected that Dartmouth college nine
VIII play IA local team on the home grounds some
time in the latter part Of May,
WoOdcock has written that he has named his
terms TO a club near Springfield. presumably
Northampton, and that the first club that accepts
them viii secure his services. The prospect of
nine is more dubious than II has been for month
past
Tom Dowd has been transferred from the Boston
association team to Washington tu take the place
ui Second Baseman Dunlap, who has met with
AN injury
DOwd made three scores four hits stole three
bases, and accepted six chances without an er
ror, in his first game at Washington yesterday.
Shine has left Portland His work for that
team was of the highest order. both IN fielding
aud batting.