The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-02
Twin State Notes.

Greenfield must have been doletul
town last evening.
All three victories Saturday were
won by a margin Of one run.
Pcloquin. now with Greenfield, pitch
ed Is games for Bennington and won
eight of them.
One of the features Of yestcrdaE
morning S game was the poltcness Of
the Keene policemen.
Briggs. formerly of Bellows Falls,
made seven hits in eight chanchcs in
two games with New London Saturday.
Don t lay yesterdays fiasco to I'm
pire Reed; it WASH t his fault even If
he did occasionally miss one that cut
the corners.
Coach Tom Ready Of Lehigh was on
hand yesterday to see Light work; and
! light worked as he has once before
when sent in as a relief pitcher.
Keene has now won six games from
Brattleboro and Brattleboro has land
ed but three victories. The tie game.
as vet unplaved, accounts for the 10Th
game Of that schedule.
/ Saws the Chatterer in the North
/ ADAMS Herald: eff the Northampton
I baseball team draws the color line by
obiecting to Wickware pitching, how
/ is it they let Greenfield?
/ Manager Breckenridge says that the
( Newport links have something on any
thing he has ever seen for being punk.
/ According to . Breck. shortstop Is
an extra hazardous risk on the Polar
4 Bears diamond
The only rain on the circuit yester-
day was for O minutes just after )
o clock at Island park While the
grass was dampened it did not affect
the work OF the teams nor spoil the at
tendance, which was the largest of the
season.
Swormstedt. pitcher for Bellows
Falls, is quiet player and it Is
doubtful if the home fans realize the
work that he has done for the team
this season. He does his talking to tbs
players and several times has engineer
ed stunts that resulted in runs for tho
aggre CATION.
Just before the game between Keent
) and Northampton at Northampton Sat
urdav an individual with a plentiful
supply of burnt cork on his face am
hands stepped to the pitcher Is slab an,
| began to warm up with Fish. Th'
Northampton crowd relshed the joll'
and applauded when they saw the colo
, would wash off.
"Pat' Cawlev. third baseman 70
the Turnstiles, will teach Latin in th'
New Haven high school aud hav'
charge of athletics there this winter
r "Pat'' is wearing a cane at present
] the result of a collision at second j
, the Northampton game at Bellows Hall
+ Thursday The injury IS not serious
> but Cawley is taking care Of til
n sprain.
r According to Jimmy Burns. it j
II 'sbacl1 to the farm = for him after tn
@ season closes and then no more chasin
s. the elusive pill. Jimmy has llttl
, farm and beginning next Sunday h
+, s;iys he is going to devote hiss time I
:. taking care Of as fine flock OF .Rhod
Island Reds as are owned by any tas'
). ball player i'll the county Il the tarl
is anywhere near Winsted, Conn. y
may read next season of wondcrfl
flock of baseball playing pullets.
p After Manager Leonard had Gale
! Umpire Ready foul names and bee
, nut off the field at Newport Saturda
the argument was continued on II
street and Ready is said to hay
swung twice on the 'Scrappir
Schoolmaster, who promptly swor
out warrant Ready is said to hay
at Jumped fast freight in time to escal
IL having the warrant served
De Dixie started yesterday afternoon
X game at his own request, feeling alb
and anxious to beat Keene twice