Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-10
|yc1ING STUNTS GALORE
rrrcs TRIM KEENE IN A
vHIRLwIND SESSION.
-. an Easy Mark While Cooley
=. Keene sluggers at His Mercy
ID. Homo Run and Trendall's
..,os the Features-score 7 to ..

X HaR q. -.
,.,,,,. Homo Run and Trendall's
,,-ipg the Features-seore 7 to 2.
,a,a, brimful of exciting fea.
Athletics defeated Keene
IN afternoon on the island field
.i''. ..ore Of : to .. Even the two
" IMAM Kccue was able TO gather
pure gift ON the part of
~ land stafford in the first inning,
aG ,bc most narrow escape from
s y" that Kcene has had this
ovipu 10 the fact that several
I,.al plnyers are away with the
l% new shortstop had TO be
% 4 Young lad named johnson
~ ,.,,,rl out by Manager Riley and
Va real Muggsy" McGraw
'" uo folded his position like an
,.,msr and made one Of the pretti'
a. of the day. Cooley served the
= Jar the Athletics and was most
y. n. candy In fact so much so that
y osrfect fielding he would have
candidate for the whitewash'
nriop Seven Keene swatsmen
J,up and out before the bewil-
assortment of Blenders which
S1rJej up for their inspection, two
| r,J Gilt edged passes and eight
"a connect for safeties. The
sofs swats came scattered
s,b as many innings. Mellin, a
4f,l would.be twirler, tried TO
tbe hash for Keene. He was n
ga the Athletics say. AT any
,be Athletics broke in upon his
f,s 5N henderinos for IL safe
\. Gar 10 bases. One Brattleboro
on first on the free ride route
| iSrr drew ozone sandwiches as
I, nortion. With few years more
tns,ience Mellin might make pitch
In, he ism I the real article yet.
T.ene started in with rush. APP.
1 drove a grounder to johnson but
| ,sorj dropped the throw to first AMI
angn was safe. yigneau sent a siz-
n Cooley and the lanky twirler
II. bad throw to first allowing
frr.,n ia 90 to second and Applin to
|, n third. Sebastian laid out an in
In Nit. scoring Applin. Nadeau sent
bicb fv which Stafford corraled
E., hard chase and Vigneau scored.
|rd was basely deceived by Cooley
a .,t down on three strikes. Man
ra the veteran first baseman for
(,fne. popped up a foul which LOUIS
|n,r smothered. After the FIRST inn
l. the Athletics came out of their
('a,e and played errorless game to the
4. Keene couldn't get within strik-
l. distance of the plate for the sue
lsing eight innings. In the third
|sFy 1ouble play cut off all their
|ns Applin hit safely, Vigneau
lSned. and Sebastian walked on four
f]e ones. Nadeau drove hot
handler to johnson. In some way the
In struck Johnson on the shoe and
|4l straight to Brasor at second who
|1cbqd Sebastian out at second ana
|ught Nadeau at first.
The Athletics went out to win IN the
|st inning. Riley laid a dinky hit
s. over third. Louis Allen beat ms
|Dprto first. Riley went to second and
Eonptv burglarized the third station.
(ayis flied out to right, scoring Riley.
|sDh Allen famed and Stafford went
n at first. In the second the Athiet-
/ broke M the game. The crack OF
bat was continuous and the base
las were a blur of hurrying black and
! ple figures. Trendall led off with a
| Il swat to right. Brasor flied out TO
fgpeau johnson laced a Texas
banner over second. Cooley banged
[rsight over first. Riley cleared the
|sses with a two sack smash and Da-
Il scored Riley with a slashing TWO
bigger to right. Four runs scored;
Stafford opened the third by sending
b EASY groundcr to Nadeau who threw
|A, allowing Stafford to reach sec
|nl Trendall laced the leather 10
| ght scoring Stafford The next three
|re easy outs. The Athletics rested
b their laurels for a time content win
|yng with the Keene aggregation
/ the sixth "Spike" Davis got eX,
|Hpd on some account and smote the
|al with exceeding violence square on
be nose. The sphere landed at the
| Dot Of the billboard and went on u
be unexplored wilderness beyond
| Spike" continued his sprint until ne
|ached the home station, and then sal
Fown to rest until the ball was fouhu'
fhk ended the scoring for the Athiet'
4. The summary:
ATHLETICS.