The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
THE SPORTING WORLD.

! The total receipts of the Baltmole-CleNc-
land games for the Temple Cup, which wa
f, won by the latter, was SO, 3Ol 90 when wa
divided among the players iitcr e ,i,' ,,,
ner lss, Sjl1l.l and 40 per cent, to the looser
| (S5,oOl .l4.) So each Cleveland player received
rs his share OF five games sos, while each
| Baltimore player had to he content with S3l6.
Harry smith hasn't been reserved for next
season by Nashville, the southern League
champion. So he will be at liberty to sign next
season, where he plcases. Harry mas played Z
has had big drop his usually fine stick work.
The base. ball crank has now become II gal
lery god
Garlic" Pond has taken position as an as
sistunt III Maryland hospital ut Baltimore 10Y
the winter. He has been reserved by inc lHllti-
more mana cement, for next season ana rs ne
has done some promising pitching, his admirers
expect some great work of the Arlington iad.
Mr. Dcland, who caped into fame MS the inven.
tor of the Harvard flying wedge ana lntcr1cr'
;ncc, is showing his versatility by editing u mus
zeal monthly, The musical Record At one
time Mr. Deland was \ travelling representative
for the Estcy Organ Co, and his wife is the well
known novelist, Margaret Deland.
The trotting dog Ned, owned oy LARRY
some enemy of McCuc's. The pointer was
four years old, cost $1,000, won 100000 and had
Il record OF 10 seconds for quarter OF Il mile
and was never defeated
ll0ttnkleS WHO tONcICl HIst nNst LOT blHlllt'
boro, Il few games IN 80, is playing right
guard on the strong Crescent Athletic clubs
foot ball eleven.
"Jim" Collopy has an offer from syracuse of
the Eastern League for next season.
- Jenny, paced by Il tripct and II tandem
made Il new Glass b, New York state record Of
l.j7 and n half mile in j6 - seconds
stafford whoIwas played at second base, in
pre- fcrancc to Murphy, by New York, had the
lowest second base average out of field of
fifteen bascmcn, lie had Il low per cent of 800.
W l. swan has bought the interest of his part
ner, John { >tonc,in thcitrotting rse,"Princc
l.avalard,' who took third money ut the Valley
Fair races.
The papers commenting on the sudden rise of
to place as one of Americas fast
est amateur runners. speak Of 1t rs another re-.
suit of mike" Murphy's skillful training and
instruction.
James { DoIin's "Phocbu," who won the
running races here at the Valley fair, came in
second in the Morris Park three year .old-milc
ia f for $3oo, at NGW York saturday but
sun TIP, the odds on tayorite came To gricf
n the second race. Phocbus. an outsider, made
he running, and led by length TO the head of
he stretch Then Second Attempt and sun Up |
moved up, the latter next the rail. Mahcr, the |
little boy on Phocbus, lost one of his stirrups al
he start, but he WAS smart enough to close on
sun Up Second Attempt kept sun Up in 4
pocket, and Reir stupidity remained there until |
css than sixteenth of mile from the wire.
I was too late, and while the favoritc was
losing fast Second Attempt and PhocDus fin |
shed first and second in the order named, heads
part. The stewards subsequently disqualified
'hoebus, placed sun Up second and burgundy |
hird."
Young Maher who rode Phoebus in the above
ace Is only ten years old and had the mount of
he Drude IN the races here,
Brattlcboro Academy and Brattleboro Jun.
ors play Il game OF foot ball at Riverside Park
omorrow Saturday T. j DEVINE.