Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-05-13
THE NATIONAL GAME.

The High school boys play at Mt. Hermon to-
morrow.
stafford of Holy Cross pitched winning game
Tor the Providence club of the Eastern league a
few days ago
The Sporting Life says that Stearns will &C.
company the Boston Athletic association team on
the trip TO California.
Woodcock played his last game with the Brown
University at Andover on Saturday He Joined
the Pitsburgs on Wednesday.
Stuart, the popular centre fielder will not 20 to
Northampton. He has agreed with Manager
ONeill to play in Brattleboro
Cross has won every game which he has pitched
FOR Tacoma. He is considered one of the leading
pitchers Of the Pacific Northwest league
The North Street school team will battle against
morrow.
The Philadelphia Press says: Tommy Dowd is
Rlaylhg great game He is running bases like
ward ana swapping up base hits in greedy way ="
Tenney the Brown University catcher and hard
inter, has named his terms and il is now EXPECT
ed that he will wear Brattleboro uniform this
season.
Boston VS.. Cleveland fewdays ago. Neither side
scored although IL innings played. Long
chances
Manager Irwin of the Washingtons considers
DoWd the fastest straightaway runner in the base
pan profession and is willing to back him in a
lOO-yard dash against Hamilton, the PHILADELPHIA
| Splinter. F''''
Capt. Murphy and Bliss of the Yale team were
disabled IN sliding TO bases in the game against
| Cornell last week Thursday Murphy's injury is
10 the knee which was hurt last year and R, will
be unable to play for two or three weeks
Fltzmaurice is star outfielder for Manchester.
! IN several games he has accepted six or more
chances. His hitting is hard and timely and he
| Is the hrst man on the batting list. Hickey has
! been dolng effective stick work at lewiston
! Former Brattleboro players are now doing good
work in the National Western Eastern Pacifc
! Northwest; New England and two leading college
leagues. II Is doubtful if any place of 1000 inhab
] fTNrn oar NAL IL gt,,l,,
The Burlington Free Press saws that Abbey has
concluded 10 play professionally after the close
| OF me college season, and that he has number
/ OF oilers including one from the WASHINGTON
| lively. 81 0''e'
OConnor and Ranney win not be the Glare.
mont battery. II is expected that Ranney will
/ JON one OF the league teams at the close ~ tba
college season, and il has not been stated ,,,bsre
! f5,e st'ons armed - Sonnor Will pitch Henry
| Claremont. Wv PO'"'s io'
The , first game OF the Triangular college leaeue
a. w illlanstoWn last Friday was surprise con
slderlng the poor showing the Williams boys had
made IN previous games. Williams won r To- n
| Hollister outpitching O'Connor. Williams made
nne nus Nlth Total OF seven and Dartmouth only
! saturday, 10 3. s0 'H
Brown University arranged a game with what
was supposed to be the New York Athletic club
nut II proved 70 be the nine of the University Of
! New York. The score was 40 to 2 five Innings
brown scoring 10 runs in the third inning and II
each Ia the fourth and fifth. The winners made
"a hits and the losers SO errors The New, YrS
| teams two scores We're made in the last innine
when Tenney was pitching
EXCURSION rates on the Connecticut River road
10 northampton will be, given tomorrow, when
the opening game at that place against Holy
/ Cross will be played Yale and Amherst bsyss
another game at Amherst tomorrow. Last Sat
urday Amherst defeated Yale at New Haven nv
] score OF II 70 5. Bowers was batted freely IN
me last two innings and aided by costly errors.
Amherst made 10 scores.
Bayne, the University Of Pennsylvania pitcher.
VINO struck out 30 of the Yale PLAYERS i'm two
games, eNcelled all records of the season last
! week thursday, when the Wesleyan men famed
/ the ar ~ times before his delivery THOMPSON
the second baseman of the Pennsylvania team
llade three home runs in game against George
/ Town university few days ago Manager O'Neil
son to come TO Brattleboro. 'F