The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-28
Twin State n oteS.

Little Brother Frank beat big Brother
Joe and did it to Little Brother 5 entire
satisfaction.
Matthews lodged ball in the second
and il hit his bat, landing near second.
Dixie advanced on the unintentional
effort.
Bellows Falls voted to stick in the
league, but it is rumOred there is some
trouble in finding the glue with which
to stick.
From Newport comes the news that
Carpenter has been suspended for the
rest of the season by Newport and re
leased. This accounts for Walker being
| signed as change catcher.
| After Devine had stolen second in the
third inning he got away nicely for
| third and would have made il standing
upA had not Cargo fouled off the ball
with "Tommy' within 10 feet of the
hot corner sack.
Miller faced one in the fifth off Con-
roy that was travelling at the rate of a
mile second. If he had not been able
to recover it and nip his man at first
it would hive gone for Il hit, so hard
was the ball walloped.
J., Eleven wins out of II games PLAYED
is the clip that the Beavers have hit
in the Twin State race and which has
placed them within striking distance
of the flag Keeme has not lost an extra
inning contest this season.
. Walker has been released by Bellows
Falls and has joined Newport. With
English and Donahue on the Job Burns
thought he had sufficient catching ma
tcrial. But what become Of Carpcn
ter? Is Newport carrying two catchers
on the bench?
1t is reported that the SePtembe
phoncgraph records will contain tw
monologues by Tommy Devine. One i
this: :" Perhaps that old boy can
pitch' The other is: Perhaps tina
old boy hasn't got something on tn
ball today
| Mavbohm gave his best exhibition o
/ pitching in the fifth. With two dow
/ he pitched three balls to Bauer II
then handed him three, strikes and tn
i last one he broke oyertthe plate pei
II fcctly. Bauer was not looking for
II big curve aud did not take his bat OF
his shoulder. ......
II Cargo has made good on the antiqua-
II fed hidden ball trick two or three time
II this season. He pulled it on Cram
Il the last game Northampton played hel
II Eprcvious to yesterdays and yesterda
II Darlington was nipped.S They claim
II ought to be barred, but the crowd like
III to see it pulled off and there is no grea
II er bonehead stunt than not to kno
Ii where the ball is at all times.
II With Mills on third and two out
L. r. l.
- the run. He fouled off ball after ba
- and refused to bite at very bad one
II Finally he landed on one and it went
II fast it banged Mills a hard rap. Bra
II tleboro claimed the out because t
II base runner had been hit by bait
II ball, but McGamwell ruled that the b;
II was foul. Conroy then went after
II first bad one and popped to Snyder.
II The Brattleboro Reformer has t
II following Twin State note: ".The B
II lows Falls Times says: Parker, w
II has been playing center field for b
II lows Falls, has been recalled by Pit
II fed. Pitcher McGraw, who started t
of three games, has been handed his
II lease iy Jimmy Burns. - This sour
II good in view of the fact that there i:
II rule fotbidding any man under cont
II of a club under the national agreemt
lIlplaying with Twin State league tea
II What's the explanation, Manaj
II Burns?' That 5 easy,sso we will
bother Jimmy for the answer. Parl
was released by Pittsfield and ca
here. He started to wallop the ball
was a poor fielder and Burns sigl
Degroff At the same time Pittsfi
lamped Bugs batting average ;
caught him on the telephone. w
Burns told Parker he was through,
fielder informed the manager that he
ready had promised to return to Pi
field. Whose next? - Bellows f
III Times.