Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-04-15
DIAMOND DASHEs.
What the BrattIebOrO Players are
Dining.

The Bratteboro ball players with different
teams continue 10 distinguish themselves. In the
opening game at Boston on Thursday OF last week
when the leaguers defeated the Aaies 3 70 =
Bowers and Murphy were the two favortes OF the
day. Bowers held the prof essOuals down 10 eight
hts, aud pitched with splendid Judgment through
out. Ills work IN catching such men Duffy.
Mccarthy and Nash mapping of trst base was
something unusual. Murphy played brilliantly,
accepting eight chances without error He
threw two men out at the plate who attempted TO
score from third on sharp inheld hits In the
Holy Cross game against the Mesleyans ONeill
LeahN and MahOuey telded perfectly. and the
three men made ten hits with a total OF IS In the
contest with the league team at Philadelphia on
the same DAY Stearns led the Amhersts The
Record says that he played a wonderful game
accepting ten chances without an error. and So
curing single and three bagger, Sullivan also
did well.
The Bostons defeated the Brown University
boys on Friday. Sexton was hit freely and was
very wild. Ienney made single ana two two
baggers, and hagill two two baggers.
ON Saturday the Browns played an exciting
game with the Bostons the league team wInuing
t. 3. Only four Of the Boston players nit Wood
cock safely, but Duffy made two base hit each
OF his four times at bat.
In the game against the Boston Hubs. prof...
sionai aggregation, on Tuesday, ONeil made IA
home run aud three Dagger, Mahouey four singles
and Leahy TWO with total Of five.
The High schools will not 90 to saxtons River
tomorrow, the game with the Vermont academy
boys having been postponed one week
Shine is TO be released from the Toledos and
Darling, formerly of the Chicagos will be his sue
cessuT
Murphy of Yale and Brattlehoro is a brother of
Mike Murphy, the noted trainer of the Detroit
athletic club
Hickey, who Is now at Springfield, Mass mas
made application for position m the New Eng
land league. In a game at Mestfieid on Mednes-
day he made tive hits with total OF nlne
From the showing Of the L. V ms on the
southern trip II Is evident that the Burlington
team Is stronger than the Dartmouths AmherYsts
or Williams. The L. V. NJ. s won every game
with the exception of those against the Washing
ton and Philadelphia league teams.
a class Of 30, the largest in the history of the
institution, will graduate from Holy Cross college
TINS season. The subjects OF the commencement
essays have been announced. Dennis O'Neill is
10 write on An ideal citizen "
Arson, IN an interview IN regard to ms colts &c
says OF the Hlnsdale boy. Murphy is a good
ball player, and should not be- surprised III he
would make a tTst-class third baseman. as he is "a
good hitter ami a fast base runner"
Woodcock has been 10 Pttsburg and straight
ened ont affairs with the managers of that ,,lub
lie Is 10 20 10 flttsburg after the college season
ends IN June and II Is understood that his salary
WIZ De SOU. Plttsburg paper IA describiug
MN says: lie cannot he said 20 be stuut but Il
endowed with traditional New England cat1Ia,,..
when would subslsl as readily on "a tack dltt AS
on pound cake. HIS native granite mas a greater.
allotment of years but will not wear any better
ana nine of like men would make penlaut tak
ing an everyday occurrence"