The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-04
Sporting Notes.

Saturday-soccer.
Colgate lost again Saturday, Ford
ham winning, to ,.
The Pirates have won Is OF the last Il
games they have played.
Neither the Red Sox nor the Braves
appear to be improving.
1t is no disgrace to lose an thinning
game. but it counts in the lost column
just the same.
Chance s children were routed for
the first time Saturday. The Senators
had a gala day.
Mulvey, playing third Saturday with
Haverhill, got home run and accepted
10 Of ] | chances in the field.
Cobb ranks 38th in the list of bat
ters in the American league with an
averages of .2l0. But it 5 early III
the season. -
Gene Tanscy S Leomtustcr high
| school team was we'll trimmed by
| Fitchburg high Saturday, the score be
| ing II to 2.
That was some poke Duulevy made
| in the 18th. 1t was too bad Brattlc-
boro could not have held that lead they
worked so long and hard TO get.
| A couple of Doom 5 Disrupts got
home runs in the first inning off Per
due at Boston Saturday. Lobert got a
single, two doubles and a home run,
| In some towns where there is high
school team there are one or two en-
| thusiasts who occasionally accompany
a team on one of its trips to nearby
| towns There is not one in Brattle-
boro.
Instead of prohibiting the writing
of signed articles by players in a game
/ the Harvard rule is to require such
players to obtain permission of the
head coach and the chairman of the
athletic committee.
Frank Harrington brother of Joe
who was with Bellows Falls last year
and is now with Springfield in the
Eastern association, has given up base
bali and viii re-enter school. Like
Joe, he is pitcher.
DR.. Roller and Stranger Levi,
are to meet in catch-as-catchca
t match, the last OF the season a
Springfield, Mass, a week. from to
night. Lewis has always wrestled II
the South and West.
4 let of track records fell Saturda,
in the various college dual meets. Bee
son of the San Francisco Olympic clul
broke the world 5 record for the higl
jump, making one officially measure,
] as 8 feet 5-S inches.
Colgate won. the track meet from TIL
L university Of Vermont. 6512 to 1912
; at Burlington Saturday. Two of tn
: dashes were won by Adams of Col
I gate, who ran the 220 in % 4-5 see
| Ia "A no = -
= Dixie, Tewhill and Durgin all wen
hitless against the pitching of Murra
. of Holy Cross Saturday. In fact on
: man made both singles off his deliN
: Eery. Ostergren scored the only run Q
;, the game, Holy Cross winning, l to
. Breck 5 Colgate team was trimmc
. by Manhattan COLLECT, 10 to 8, Frida,
= The defeat was due in great measul
r. to the fact that Suarez was able
: steal five bases and Sullivan able t
# whang cut a double and three single
): Brattleboro high is to play Leland an
Gray seminary here next Saturday. 1t
A. probable that the game will be played q
the fair grounds as Island park will M
SO be in shape for play. This was an ope
date, but the game was advanced fro
June 6.
1OOdr1uSe pldycu It SWCI game
O. first for Amherst Saturday and wi
Swasey delivered hits that counted
IN making The four runs against Tuft
Bennett of Tufts, who played first f
IN Brattleboro a short time, did not (
a hit, but fielded we'll
>, Driscoll, who was with Brattleboro
short time last season and who is pjtc
, ing for the University of Maine, W
taken out of the box after four sa
hits had been made of his delivery
tie the seventh inning of the game wi
Bowdoin. Bcwdoin won, 4 to 3, in
vn innings.
Tuck Genest, the victim two scaso
ago of the dirtiest bit of spiking ev
dohc on a ball field and who hoped
: get into the game with Springfit
: again this spring, has returned to
he home IN Pittsfeld, Mass. He ST