The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-02
Sporting Notes.

Breck S Navy team was defeated by
the Army > to l.
John Paul Jones, the greatest miller
of them all Time Al 2-5ths.
Ty Cobb has left the Detroit team tenn
porariiy because Of the illness Of his
wife
Yale had to 60 10 innings Saturday
to beat Princeton, but turned the
trick.
Congratulations Brattleboro high ath.
lctic. And congratulations Coach
Stolte
Lajoie has returned 70 the game alter
an absence OF over three weeks because
OF injuries to lis hands.
Jack NIulIoon, who has been with a
team in the Pennington Valley league
in Connecticut, has Joined the North
ampton team.
Dartmouth managed to beat Tufts
in 10 innings, 3 10 >, Saturday, but
Captain Morey was outpitched by
Krepps. who was poorly supported.
Henriksen, one of the heroes of the
world S series last fall, is now suffer
ing with appendicitis. The troubles
of the Red Sox certainly 10 pile M.
Jones lost the only race of his inter
collegiate career when ne was beaten
in the half mile by Brown Of Yale.
But Jones was to run a record mile
later.
Jimmy Burns 5 northampton
Twin-Statc league team had to 20 10
innings Saturday to win its second
game of the season, defeating Thomp-
sonville, 4 to 3.
The experts who are watching the
ltcnnis practice of the Australian team
land the American team are becoming
convinced that the australians arc
playing the better tennis.
Williams, with Hodge the freshman
on. the slab, beat Holy Cross Saturday
to g. Hodge is the same man who
shut out Yale last week, tho first de-
feat for the Eli team in Is games.
Brown easily beat Colby Saturday
$ to >. Henry, the old Tufts twirler
who vas pitching for Brown, allowed
only one hit. Smell and Crowther fol
Brown performed we'll in the field ant
each got a hit and stole two bases
Bombardier Wells was knocked ont ii
the fourth round OF what was 10 hav,
t.been a scheduled 20-round bout for IA,
heavyweight championship OF England b,
Georges Carpenter, French heavyweight
lpugilist. The battle was at Client Bel
GUM, yesterday
All of the regular catchers OF the st
Lonis National team are crippled and tn,
veteran Heine Pietz, who has not oaugh
a full game in years, was installed be
hind the bat yesterday and pegged on
Zimmerman twice when that fleet rune
. tried to steal, and. made a triple an,
scored the first run for his team.
Tommy Guiheen, captain and secon,
baseman, was a pretty active partie
, ipant in the opening league game be
/ tween the Danbury and Poughkeepsi
teams, which Danbury won 81. II
accepted - fielding chances, seven pu
outs and eight assists, without an errol
r He tapped the ball for Que safety whicl
figured in driving in a run.
Hal Chase, once rated as the greutes
: Of first basemen and still star at fielC
ing that position, although, he has falle
off in his batting, has been traded b
Manager Chance Of the Highlander {
. the White Sox for Second Baseman Ze
, der and First Baseman Borton ChanC
! announces that he, himself viii play hri
! | and viii probably play Zeider at sccon
r and may use Borton in the out6eld 30
, ton is a hard and consistent hitte
. Chase had been with the Highlandel
I sinre 1905 and for one year was manage
! Of the team.
e Someone who represented the BelloH
t Falls Times at the recent interscholast
t athletic meet in BrattleborO was grea
ly impressed with the running of Law
h renee Sherman, who made new record