The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-15
Sporting Notes.

While Joe Tinker viii remain an
other year with Cincinnati he probably
viii not be manager
PENNSYLVANIA State did not suffer- :, i,
feat last year and six OF that crack team
Will bc in the lineup against Harvard a
week IRON Saturday.
Russell, pitcher for the Chicago
White Sox. married Yesterday ut Chi
.cago Miss Charlotte Benz. ! cousin of
another pitcher of the White sos.
Lehigh. the football team coached hy
Ready and on which several boys known
locally are playing. has not played its
last two scheduled games. but expects L.
play Franklin \ Marshall today
Captain Jack Blossom OF the Yale
baseball nine was hit on the forearm
with a pitched ball few days ago
and the small bone was fractured. 1t
4 is believed that he viii bc able To
iplay in the spring
Jim Thorpe. once world : anna
/ teur champion all-round athlete, now
/ a member of the Giants. married yes
terdav at Carlisle, Pa. Margaret liza
Miller of Oklahoma They viii Join
the Giants tomorrow to begin the
world ; tour.
sam FELTON,. one OF HaUfprdS main
STAYS on the gIidiron and baseball did
Imond last season, is to farsal>c bachelor
hood and OH Oct p Viii marry Miss
.Nnne Nelson, a Back Bay society s.rl
The ceremony will be performed AT Trim
jty church II l. o'clock,
/ Leslie Mann. the Boston Braves out
fielder. while he has a contract viii
George Stallings not To play football. l.
SAID to have an understanding 10y 1vhici
he can get INTO the game at the Spring
field Training school, where lie i tn
dent He did not play against Amherst
st. Louis decided that it would h,
umwise to play the deciding game O
the series for the cellar championship
4 Of the major leagues because of TIL,
y rows between PLAYERS and spectator
during the last game. The series thu
ends with each team having won tire
games.
When Harvard meets Princeton on ia
Tigers field Nov. :. there will prohahi
he a morning attraction between the Ila,
ward and Princeton freshmen teams. a
! there was two-year, ago. Last fall, yhe
; the Princeton youngsters came to Can
!, bridge. the Harvard faculty would ~
allow the game to be played in the nor,
, jng.
, Captain Young of the University q
PENNSYLVANIA eleven received two ba
, gashes about his right eve in practic
. Yesterday and Russell, left guar,
wrenched his back so badly he ha
10 leave the field Besides these tw
: disasters the scrubs defeated the VA
sity, II to Q.
\ Cleveland finally landed the post-set
/ son series with Pittsburg yesterda
0 winning the seventh game, TO
|. Stecn for Cleveland allowed eight hit
4 but the six made off = Babe Adam
;, in the first three innings gave Clev
;, land all their runs, while McQuila
:. did not allow hit in the last six i
nings.
Followelss of the Giants probably .ha
! seen the last of the noted pinch hittC
n Harold Mccormick Mccormick will
sold to the Chattanooga club Of I
k southern ASSOCIATION and will be appoir
|: ed manager Mccormick Will ssucce
Norman Elherfield. who is now in char
l. of the New Orleans team. McCormi
8 joined McGraw in 1910.
II Walter johnson had to swallow bit
y phi" at New York sunday $40
4 stop of that name, playing for scmi-r
- team against which the great Walter "
pitching got three hits IN four times
bat johnson struck ont L. men. and
All-Stars won by 10 , We may tx
Of Pill in the big leagues some day.
> is evidently not sugar-coated.
Benedict, the Army right haliba,
; kicked two field goals against Rutge
> one Of which was from the 30-yard ii
Woodruff. also of the Army, kicked
n other field goal These three goals h;
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