Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-05
BASE BALL.

Murphy is now playing with the Yale law
school team.
Collopy's work in the California league is not
up TO his old time standard.
Young sedgwick pitched a very effective game
Tor AndoverRganst the Lawrence Stars Saturday
Abbey lost his first three games for the Macons
in the Southern league but since then has pitched
very effectively.
Just now. O'Connor still has lame arm and
Ranney Is i'll with tonsilitis 1t is doubtful II he
viii be able to play against Williams today and
tomorrow.
most remarkable game Of the season He held
Brown University down to a single hit made in
the ninth inning, and struck out Is men on Tues
day. Yale won too.
The Yale Law School and the Cuban Giants will
cross bats in Brattleboro June H. There is a
probability that some of the old Brattleboro play
ers will establish team here during the summer
playing their first game Juy4.
The Northampton manager is negotiating with
| First Baseman O'Nei and Pitcher Pond. Last
year Northampton people declared that they
| wouldn't play against a team with which O'Neill
was connected. Leahy asks for $50 a week.
Burrell pitched effectively for the Sprnfeld.
Mass. team in the opening Eastern league game
| against the Fries Tuesday In five innings tbe
| Fries scored only twice off Burrell while seven
| scores were made off Pitcher Stevens who suc
ceeded him. The score was 10 to in Spring.
| fields favor.
In the Boston Philadelphia game Tuesday Garry
was substituted for Staley who was hit hard Two
| innings with six hits, four bases on balls and
| eight runs ended Garry. The Philadelphias won,
! 10 to Z. 1t should be said in Garry's favor that
not hit was made off his delivery until after
there had been chances 10 retire the side
The Claremonts will open the season as a strict
| ly local team. Hunter. Hoban. Chatfied Lefar.
! Ter, Gordon jimmy Brown. and Chapman
are ready to play, and there plenty of prom
, Using young players in Claremont to fill the other
/ positions Lafarer will probably pitch J +
/ Hoban is the manager Of the team and II II
Chatfeld secretary and treasurer.
The Brattleboro boys who are at Colgate uni
versity are pleased with the splendid showing
their team is making +. Monroe. their pitcher
is avery promising player, and struck out II OF
/ the Williams players in recent contest Col
gate defeated Middlebury college 10 to I. Tn,
| Colgate players would like to spend four or five
weeks in Brattleboro the coming summer
The officers of the Northampton association
are: Chairman. City Clerk +. l. Clapp; secretary
Alderman +. l. Kirby; treasurer Editor Daniel.
of the Journal; manager, John L. Rushford
These players will be engaged If possible; Muir
ply of Yale. Stearns Of Amherst. Leahy ant
Bannon Of Holy Gross, Tenney of Brown. an,
Coughlm and Mahaney Of former Northampton
teams
The Vermont Academy boys have a yer,
"bucky" team this year, and in Summersgll evi
IDENTIFY have the best pitcher the school has turn
ed ont since the preparatory days of the redoubta
BILE Jack Highlands. now of Harvard. Saturda
the V. s were beaten by the Dartmouth Re
serves, to B, the winning run being scored in tn
ninth inning after two men were out. Summers
gill struck out - men.