The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-29

Holy Gross beat Massachusetts Aggles
esterday, , to 0.
Bombardier Wells, the English
heavyweight champion pugilist, is
only private in the big fight.
The sporting department has never
been strong for church sociables, but has
experienced change. In the future watch
us
Before old Honus Wagner allowed him
elf to be hurt yesterday his triple had
defeated the Brooklyn team. He is not
badly injured
Reddington, shortstop last season with
Tommy Guiheen's Danbury team of the
Atlantic league, is to join the Springfield
league team Tuesday
The Braves scored a double win yester-
day over the Phillies, the league leaders.
| 1T was IN celebration of the raising of the
Ipennant won last year
Roos of Yale is eligible for the in
tercollegiates as four years of college
competition is permitted to contestants
in this set of games.
Lee of Tufts in the game against Dart
mouth yesterday at Medford, made home
run, the longest hit ever made on that
college diamond Tufts won, y to Z
letics, is laid up for some time. He was
BADLY gashed over one knee as he touched
out Hoblitzel of the Red Sox, who was
Ishding to the plate in the first inning yes
Iterday,
DIR. Ben f. Roller is wading through
Ehis opponents in the wrestling bout in
New York, On Thursday night he
disposed of Stefan LAGER of Austria
with reverse hammerlock in four
minutes.
The high school baseball team went
this afternoon to Saxtons River to
play league game with Vermont
academy. This is Glover league
game postponed from May Is on ac-
count of the track meet The same
teams will meet here next Saturday.
Manager John j. Clune of the Nhet-
stone Athletic club announces that ow-
ing to the fact that Monday is a hol-
iday devoted to memorial exercises he
has decided to postpone the boxing and
wrestling bouts he was planning 10
stage that evening. The date viii be
announced later.
Capt. Swasey of the Amherst base,
ball team has been awarded the Ed.
ward Hitchcock fellowship of 500
which is for the purpose of promot
} ing graduate study in the department
, of physical education. Swasey is to re
main at Amherst as an assistant in
the gymnasium.
Billy Gibson, promoter of fstic
combats, has favored The ReformeI
: with a communication penned on pa
, Iper of the Waldorf Astoria hotel. In
this he informs the paper that IL Ia,
never heard of great wrestler who
, set the world afire as a fighter.
Such being the case Gibson announces
that he is ready TO sign articles at any
time or place for bout between JacF
Davis, westerner, and Dr. Ben +
Roller. eff Roller beats Davis he i:
to be considered among the top notch
ers, says Gibson.
Columbia s string of BIS is broker
at last. When the track team elected
Adolph Harvitt captain it ended Sc
b quenee of initials seldom equalle,
anywhere. His predecessors, in tn,
chronological order of their regimes
were Cy Bonsib, Harry Babcock Ra,
Bonsib, Russell Beatty and Franz
] Brady. Had Tom Black not bee
s called West by illness at his home h
q might have been the sixth of the line
: Harvitt, like Black, is a sprinter an
the best in the university since Blael
, departed. This is his second year a
+ member of the team.
: The finals of the 40th annual cham
/, pionship and field meet of the Inter
i collegiate Association of Amateur Att
e, letes of America will be held a
! Franklin field, University of Pennsy
A. vania in Philadelphia today. Tn
performances of number of the co
I. Iege athletes in dual meets this sprin
e, indicates that, given fair weather an
a. a fast track, several existing record
$, are likely to be broken. The event
. in which new times or distances col
sidered probably are: 440 yards; IS
Is yards and two mile run on the tract
5, while the field events include runnin