The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-23
Won 3 to | Contest i'm Which
Umpire McGamWell Kept
Hand on the Wheel
BURNS AND PARLE
PUT OUT OF GAME
Objected to Arbiter' Decisions - In
Fourth Dcviue Singled, Stole Second,
Took Third OH Wild Pitch and Stole
Home-Many Changes.


BY a score of , to l the Islanders took
the TurnstiIes into camp again yesterday
on the home grounds Pitcher Croweli oil
Bellows Falls, although he was not in
Brattleboro. really ought to be charged
with the defeat. Manager Jimmy" Burns
arrived in town in fairly amiable mood
tor him), but when he found that
Crowell, who had been on a little side
trip of his own and was due to report to
the team here, had read his date book up
side down and had gone to keene, where
be thought the Buccaneers ought to be
playing, he acquired a fairly sizeable
crouch
Umpire Mc(tamweIl, who arrived in
town from somewhere to ofliciate, when
Burns began obiecting, on the first ball
pitched, to the manner of Chief Snyder
delivery, convinced almost everyone in the
first minute of his activities that he did
rot purpose to share the atbtcr's duties
with anyone. Burns. Parle and Cawlcy
took an opposite view and Patle and
Burns were shunted out of the contest by
the arbiter. but CaWley mastered his
tongue and remained at his station.
During Buns's wordy discussion OF
Snyder's method of pitching at the open
ing of the game. Ryan drew a pass. Alur-
Iav hit to Granfcld, who got the runner
lat first. Ryan making second. Parle oh.
ICcted strongly to the second strike c2ilci
on HIM and while he was arguing the mat
Ter Snyder sneaked another beauty over
and Parle was out. He said something
aud a moment later was ont Of the game
Burns singled cleaujy to center and Ryan
legged it for home BlakeIey's return
was good, but Snyder started to intercept
O.. - -
ducked and the ball broke through Della
ncy, Ryan scoring and Burns coming all
the way home. He was sent back to third
on ground rules, Yale grounded out
OHara to Andrews.
When the visitors took the field Paric
ambled out to second. McGamweI dis
covered him. He borrowed "A watch and
gave Manager Burns one minute to shift
men around so that Parle would not be
actively engaged on the field. Murray
came in from right to play second and
krepps, who has been with kecnc. went
TO the outer garden. \ single by Dixie was
all the Islanders did in the first.
In the second. after Martin and Cawley
had famed, Francis was passed. but
. Hara and Andrews got Howard. Deviuc
opened the last half of the inning with d
double to center. Andrews famed, John
etOu walked and GrdnitCld INT to aWlcN.
who forced Deviuc at third and doubled
Granfield at first.
| The third saw the retirement of Burns.
/ Murray had singled with one out 10y near
| Iy tearing the hands off Snyder with "A
| inner He kept trying to beat to wind
ward off first and Snyder finally caught
/ him. Burns was at bat and was so an
! gercd by the decision that he hurled hi
war club in the general direction of the
! pitchers slab, behind which Umpire
| McGamwell was stationed at the time.
| Again the ump borrowed watch and
once more a shift was made in the lineup
to plug the hole left by Burns's retire
mcnt Murray was shifted to his third
position in three innings, Francis went to
second and Hazlett behind the bat. At
| this point the ball game started.
Murray threw wild on his first chance
at short off Delaney and Del" who has
game leg. hobbed around 10 third.
Snyder lifted high one to deep right
that Krepps ran circles around after losing
the ball in the sun. Snyder got credit foI
double and Swormstcd who had been
allowed to run for Delaney from third, got
credit for run. BlakeIey famed and on