The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-03

AoooJ0u W IItCH IOI home Ieam,
Knocked Out of Box.
Bellows Falls climbed out of the eel
lar yesterday al Island park in little
over three hours work and play. The
first hour and half was mostly work
and the score of that seven mining con,
test was , to 0 in favor of the Turn
stiles. The last half of the afternoon
was pure sport for the visitors, WHO, If
ter scoring seven runs, playeJ 10 hurrT
things along so they cOuo catch the
train back home
Jimmy Burns may nave tho.cht it a
joke to send Swormstead once witt
BrattlcbOro, aga'Esi his former team
mates, but aside from Jimmy and
"Swormy' and thcr mates. To one else
saw the JOKE ~uurmy' allowed -four
hits and had lie not punched two IHs,es
and allowed Two hits in the fourth in
ming, one by shy lei aud the other by
Devine, the story might have been even
shorter than it is. ''Tommy' crack ed
one over thud that drove home the
only runs of the afternoon for the
islanders.
The first game was pitchers bat
tie and errors beat Maybohm. DETROIT
singled in the second and stole, Haz-
lett S throw hitting Umpire Ready in
the back as he ran towards second
| Crowthcr flied to O'Hara Burke was
passed. Crowell banged a sharp one
! that O Hara lost and DeGroff scored
| Engcl fielding Crowell out at second
| Donahue flied to Cargo
Harrington drove a long one to left
that Engel, eX-Red Sox player. dropped
on the run to open the third. He
thought he ought, to have made the
| catch for he stopped to bang his hands
| together in disgust before attempting
to pick up the ball. Ryan sacrificed ano
| Carroll drove a long one to Dixie OF
which Harrington easily trotted home
Features of this game were catcI
! by Dcvine within 10 feet of the righ'
! foul flag while on the dead run, and an
| other by Cargo in short left
The second game went nicely for one
inning. Then came the biowup. Null
renan passed DeGroff to open the sec
ond inning. Crowther doubled t.
I right. DeGroff taking third Burke hi
in front of the plate and DETROIT bea
the throw to the plate. Burke stole
| tIONtII SluSltu 10 itlt anu NiON IHt
scored easily and when Engel failed t
pick up the ball Burke kept on an,
scored. Donahue was hit. SwOrmsteat
tried to sacrifice, but DeVine, covering
first, muffcd O'Hara 5 throw, Crowel
being thrown out trying to score on tn
error, and Donahue taking thirC
Swormstead and Donahue worked tn
double steal perfectly and the pitche
took third on a passed ball Ryan wa
passed and stole and then Snyder cam
in. He passed Carroll. Burns hit back O
first and Crook started for the bag an
then decided to toss the ball to Snyde
with the result that Snyder missed tn
sharp toss at close quarters and tw
moro runs scored.
The last run was the elimination {
the exhibition. With one out in tn
fifth Crowther singled. Burke double
y to left, Engel misiudging the ball an
' then getting one hand on it, Crowtht
stopping at third. CroweH banged OF
at o Hara, who caught Crowther O
= the base and tossed to Delaney u
= lanev ran his man back nearly
= third and tagged him. Burke ha
reached third. Delaney tossed the ba
to Cargo, who with the catcher al
, O Hara was near third No one ".
= anywhere near the plate so Burke mac
: a break for it and scored, Cargo haviI
- no one to throw the bail to except d
vine. He tossed it to Devine al
caught Crowell trying to make Il
> middle station on the miXup. II
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