Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-11
kEENE RECLAIMED THE LEAD.
Eleventh Inning Rally Melted Five Runs
ICY" Ganley Made First Appearance
as slab Artist for Visitors.

Strengthened for the fray, the Keene
bunch regained the lead Tuesday after
noon on the island, Keene and Brattle-
boro at that time being tied for first
place. A balloon ascension in the 18th
inning netted the visitors five runs. Up
to that inning it was anybody's game, and
at the close of seventh the score was
tie, to 3. ICY" Ganley pitched for the
winners and made his first appearance
here this season. He pitched for Keene
two seasons and has been in the box
this season for the Morris, n. Y, team.
ICY" had good control and although
nine hits were made off him they were
scattered. Keene made 10 hits off Con-
roy and they were fairly well scattered,
except in the first inning and the last
inning, when a combination of hits and
errors added five runs to Keene's score.
Leonard was benched in the first for
coaching, but was allowed to come back
after that inning. Umpire Foley appear
ed to have an off day and each team OBJ
jected to several of his decisions. on
strikes and balls both pitchers looked
panied after many of Mr.. Foley's de-
cisionS.
Keene went to bat at the start.
Leonard was the first man up and the
first ball pitched he lifted to right field
for a hit, went to second on Qualters' S
sacrifice and scored when Edgar muffed
\
on the throw home. Donovan hit fly to
left and stole second. Durgin was out
on a foul to Ensign. Peloquin hit to
| left field and Mccarthy came in. Dono-
van was caught at the plate on a
| throw by Edgar.
In the fourth the Islanders got two
| over. Qualters made a pretty catch of
| Sulivan's fly. Koran walked, stole sec
ond and on a very close decision was
called safe by Foley. The Keene team
| kicked at this decision, claiming that
| Koran ran out of the base line and that
he also was tagged. Murray hit to left
| garden, Koran coming in on the hit
| Murray stole second and third and
scored on McIeods hit to left. Meehan
| lifted a high one to centre which Nc
Carthy gathered to himself, Mcleod had
started for second and was caught try
ing to get back to first.
| In the fifth the visitors made another
run. Ganley struck out. Leonard hit
| to left and went to second on a wild
pitch. Edgar caught Qualters's fly. Ton
Leonard had stolen third and came home
ahead of the ball. Mccarthy put one~ur
to Kelley, who missed it. Donovan
walked and Durgin was out on a hit tC
| Kelley. The home team again tied tn,
score in the seventh, making it to 8
Meehan hit a nice one between left ant
centre. Kelley was out on a hit t.
| QualterS. Then COnroy lifted high on,
to Mccarthy. Conroy reached SECOND
and started for third before the ball wa
fielded Mccarthy relayed the ball t,
j. Conroy, who threw it wild to DUAL
tiers. The ball went under the stant
and Conroy scored. Ensign hit to j. Con
roy and was out.
In the 18th and last inning the New
Hampshire aggregation put something
over on the Islanders and when tn
smoke had cleared away they had score
five runs. In this inning even the loud
est home rooters subsidized and waite
for things to clear up Fish hit a H.
to left that Sullivan could not get an
went to second, when Conroy sacrificed
Ganley lifted long high fly to centr
and Fish started home. The bal
was relayed to Conroy, who threy
it wild to Ensign and Fish rollcke
over the plate, closely follow
ed by ICY" Leonard hit a stiff ground
err and was safe at first. Qualters hi
to Meehan, who threw to first in tim
to catch him, but Murray dropped tn
ball, while Tom went to third. Nc
Carthy hit over second base and Leonar
came in, Qualters doing likewise o
Donovans hot one to left. McCarth
was roosting on third and when Durgi
hit to Kelley he crossed the plate al
though the batter was out on Kelley
throw to Murray. Peloquin ended tn
agony by striking out. The score: