The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-17

own game from Pennsylvania Yesterday
uy hitting for home run in the ninth
with one on. Score 10 To q stt}8l
George Davis, the old Williams
pitcher, slashed out long hit in the
last inning of the Jersey City -Balti-
more game Friday and won his own
game.
Besides pitching the best of ball against
Pittsburg yesterday Rudolph contributed
two timely hits and scored two runs He
Is worth something besides being a good
pitcher.
If Yale wins today it will be said
that Yale 5 record turned the trick.
But if the Crimson comes through
with the victory it will be because Of
better ball playing.
Foster. the crack third baseman of the
Senator'S, returned to the game yester-
day after seven weeks illness with ty-
phoid, and contributed three errors out
OF three possible chances.
The Wisconsin four. in collision with
the Pennsylvania four on the river at
Poushkeepsie yesterday, wrecked the
Pennsylvania shell. Hard luck has fol-
lowed Penn from the start.
Deer 80 men, who. il is charged. have
been betting on the ball games at the Polo
grounds, were denied admission to the
| field yesterday. Thirty-eight were arrest
ed at Shibe park, Philadelphia, for gamb-
| ling.
Tansey, who played with Spring
| field in the Connecticut league, is to
enter the employ of Michciman
System here and will be seen in
| Fort Dummer uniform. He is a fast
infelder.
John (Nobhy) O'Bricn, who has been
| decorating the Holyole bench as second
string pitcher all season. has been drop
! ped by Manager Garry and will be seen
in all probability wearing one of htc uni
forms of the Twin State league next
| week.
Manager Thomas Whipplc of tee
Fort Dummer nine has a new pitcher
who will report this week and with
Bullet, who is to remain with the
nine, Manager Whipple says, will nc
in better shape than before this sea
son.
Mike Hickey, who used to play ball
and umpire back in the days of thC
Connecticut league, viii get back into
| the game this summer as an umpire IN
the Twin State league Hickey has
accepted terms to handle the indicator
this season and will start June -
Shellenberger, who pitched for Below,
Falls last season and has been twrling
the best kind of ball for Lchigh ha,
wired Manager Garry of Holyolc fo1
transportation and Is expected To report
there tomorrow. He was signed by Man
ager Dan O'Ncil last fall for the Holyoi,,
team.
Tommy Pare. who covered second last
year for northampton. has Joined tin
team again and Swasey. center fielder @
the Amherst college nine, who has play
ed consistent game with that team. j
to report At the close of the college sea
SON Burns says he is going to have
real live team of ball players.
! Well. in another day or two Their,
will be more real dope [by that mean
ing Twin-Statel and less general imi
tation stuff. Breck is here. So ar
some of the players and week from
| today everybody will be at the Islam,
, and not caring a hang for a few min
utes about reading the Reformer
4 Mcintyre. who has been playing fins
for Northampton since the I.arks opene
! tnelT preliminary season. mas gone To lOl
the new Bedford team. New Lur
don. from which team he went to Nortl
ampton, had strings on Mcintyre and sol
him to New Bedford, much against h
Will. Manager Burns will have sever,
new men on his team 10y the time IL
season opens next Tuesday The prclin
I mary games have not all been -atista,
tory.
Nathaniel W. Niles Of the Longwoo
Cricket club successfully defended "a
title as the amateur lawn tennis chan
5 pion of Massachusetts, in singles aftt
p five hard sets with Edward H. Whitne
le his cubmate, -. 81. %. 4-G, G-} 4
W ter Whitney had dropped the first tu
e sets. he changed his tactics and met ii
" terrific service of Niles with soft return
n that threw the champion off his gam
~ enabling the challenger to take the thin
and fourth sets. Then Whitney weaken,
n by the heat and though he made han
ID effort in the deciding set he did not ha,
n the stamina To win.