The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-30
Baseball Notes.


The ISLANDERS 90 Ia Bellows falls on
their initial visit next Thursday.
p. i. Foley OF Amherst will be the UNI
pire at the opening game tomorrow
Nick Taylor. the fast Fitchburg out
fielder. will not be with keene tins season
having secured an appointment m the fall'
way mail service.
4 number Of the fans are thinking OF
getting a special train TO follow the league
team to Keene Tuesday afternoon. II Is Is
believed that a guarantee OF luo Wouiu
make such a train possible
Manager Duffy OF the keene league team
saws that Ed Martin OF TUFTS and Dukette
of Brown university have refused 10 re-
port to the New Hampshire nine; ana
their names will therefore go on the league
black list
Mcdonnell. who l. TO do part oil the
backstop work for Brattleboro, was named
this week as prospective MEMBER OF the
Mort hampton independent team that ls 70
be put in the field to replace the deiuilSt
Connecticut league squad. However, he
viii not report with the Meadow city
snnad. preferring to try the Vermont ar
for a while.
local automobilist touring on Cape od
last week was identified by his number
as Vermonter and asked by plymouth II
resident ii he were from Brattleboro. lie
ceiyinp an affirmative answer the Plymouth
man said so you're from the town that
taken away Bennett, our best pitcheI'
Well. you've got a mighty good man Dut
| don't know what we're gong to do WIN
out him.
| Manager Breckenridge of the local league
team closed his ninth year as Amherst COZ
| lege baseball coach Tuesday. leaving his
! charges at Brattleboro on their way nome
/ from Dartmouth where they closed the sea
son He will not return to the Massacfu,
setts institution next year. having signed
/ , tbree.vear contract to teach baseball al
The naval academy at Annapolis. "Brecks
success with this years Amherst team i
good example OF his ability as a eoach'
! With material that looked anything but
promising he managed to develop nine
| that defeated Williams two games Spin
even with Brown and Dartmouth ana de
feated Yale and Princeton
The Keene league team has been, prac
ticing since the middle of last week ant
has PLAYED two games during that time
On Saturday it went up against an aggre
CATION of Princeton students VINO Wele d
| Snofford lake. winning Il to .. ASordln!
To The Keene Sentinel the Princeton mel
had but one real player, Sterrett, who WI
captain next years varsity team. san
! Minis and Appleton twirled for keene th'
| former doing most OF the work. heen'
made II hits and six errors, three OF the lat
ter being charged to Qualters at thlrd. VI
"Wednesday the Keene leaguers defeated
i Winchendon. Mass. to ]. Lane was II
the box and held the visitors to tve scat
tered hits.
Teams representing the Vermont Pnnt
ling company and f. L. Hildreth, com
pany played lively game OF ball on th'
I fair grounds Saturday afternoon the I, form
er winning to 3. The pitching OF Blak'
was too much for the liildreth sluggeIs
Bancrofts hitting was feature oil ,,!, ln'
game. The lineup was as follows nj ~ u
dreths -Woodard. 3b; Prouty, ef: WHIT
nev. Oh. Ellis, p; sheldon, II, Whlttemorn
g: Niles. &; W. Scott, rf; G. Scott, lb, y I
) lCo.-Coyey. 3b. Lingenfelter, SIS; bGn
, croft. 1b: W Blake, p; Brosnahan, 70
Cune. If: j. Blake, Of; McManus, II
, Howe. c. Score by innings
Hldreths. 0 0 0 Q 2 y l
Y. p. co. O 4 0 l 0 0 l y
Runs: Niles, w. Scott, c. Scott, Lnggen
felter, w. Blake, j. Blake, Cmne, McMan
us, Bancroft 2.