The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12
Sporting Notes.

Athol will meet Company again on . t sn
Island grounds tomorrow afternoon at S'oV;
This il the team from which Company ! !
won two weeks ago by score oil 10
in 10 innings.
Dan i. Riley and O. j. Rowe OF TINS
town are members OF the Hinsdale nose
team which will 90 against the woriu
record at the muster IN Hlnsdaie' ~ H.
next Thursday. -
James Barrett. who recently received ms
unconditional release from the Dos.1h
Americans, is the leading inter on tne
Providence team OF the Eastern league
with an average oil dbl
G.. Arnold Pellet, son OF John felleit,
is a member OF the athletic team oil the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, anu d.
recent intercollegiate games at Worces.ei
and at Syracuse, \. II won seeonu Piaeii
in the shotput, the hamner'thio" anu
the discus-throw.
The rejuvenated Railroaders, to DC
known hereafter as the Brattleporo At Avn,
letics. have arranged Tor return gam
Nth the Newfane baseball team on the
Island grounds june q. Arrangements
are now being made for game here IN
the morning Of the 4th OF July. In tue
afternoon the team will go to bellows
Falls for a game with the team OF that
town. ..-i.,,,
baseball game for the championship
of the Central Vermont railroad VIII De
nlaved in White River Junction Saturday,
lime 20, between teams representing
Rrattleboro and st. Adams. 1t Is expect
cd that railroad men from all over pom
d;v;sions will be on hand to see tins
match Elrod. former Brown university
plaver. will lead the st. Albans team
While o. j. Rowe will pilot the destinies
of the local aggregation. :,
The University of Vermont baseball
team has closed the most successful season
in the history of the institution, having
record of Is games won, two tled ana
eight lost. Every college OF consequence
in New England was defeated with tne
exception of Yale, with which no ealne
was scheduled, and Williams. A remark.
able feature of the record was the VOTE
~ Collins. who has pitched IA games
, ~ II tying one and losing two. Y
" Ar ought to have another crackerlacR
toam next wear for Collins, burlington
pannat Gardner. Watkins, Hunt Hayes
and Mcconnell will be back. Vermont
oiaims the New England baseball cham
n;onship on the strength of its record.
The third annual interscholastic, meet
held under the auspices OF the Athietl'
association Of the University OF vermont
burlington. took place last Saturday aiteI
noon -Four institutions were represent
NV ~ Vermont Academy of Saxtons Rlver
v Ginning the meet, getting more polnts
han al other competitions put together
and more than twice as many as any o1ii aa
single competitor. BY, points the me9 9a ~
suited as follows: VermonnIo . AcauJ P,,r
"a soii "a. Bradford Academy, 30 -; bur
i IT, to- high school, 26; and Spauldlne
hiab school. Barre, g. The great features
n.y. ny tha meet were the allround work o.
u %n,l I and Squires of Vermont, Academy
da NJ PETERS and Paine of Bradford Acau
anu H;ab]v commendable, also: was the
III ,,,ny. If Baker. Rand, Mcmillan, aho
S wors Of the Burlington high school.
Michael Hickey, former Brattle3o nc
hall nlayer, was found guilty. OF gampGll en-
=; na' tbe Springfield, Mass, police eouIt Pa !.
,,rdav and fined 500. Hickey deciuea ~
t l,b an appeal, and his bail was ilxea a. a.
"a sd 600. The sentence in the case was ma =!
gf,n,,snended at the request OF oallss -
n11pleavv attorney for Hickey IN oruer , =.
a1lnw Hickey time in which TO pLocdd, o
anuJs Marshal Guilty said that tne oo ue
uoau was well pleased with the G Gon
ip,;at ION of Hickey because OF the ene -,
t ehot,o; + NAV have upon this form OF gam an
L linz which the police believe IS hot , un
o oins, in Springfield, and Whlcn enes
con making earnest endeavors 10 s' an
are e POSSIBLE. 1t was charged INA ma,
1Go had been making books on ' ~
L inon.' races and the police belleve INA. n'
I; ~, not so the only local man VINO Is pay il'
that came for a living.