The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-09
Johnson Holds Wheel Club
to Three Hits, No Two
in One Inning
ALSO WIN
FROM FORT GUNNER
Holt OF Cotton Mill Delivers Three
HITS the Third Sending in Two Men
F. Ferriter Cut First which o..
&. Of c. a Run.


&. Of G. Run.
WIN johnson holding the Wheel
clah to three singles, no two of +bem
- the same inning, the Athletics con.
tihueu thelr victorious way in the Rrat-
'leporo league at the fair grounds Sat.
uIaay afternoon, winning by score of
10 .. All of the runs by the Wheel
1lup were the result of infieId hobbies
ne second game, between the Fort
hummer and *. of G. teams. was g
TOO battle with the X. of G. fnaII,,
winning. Both teams were sadly dis-
rupted by the call to arms of Comnany
i, and Fort Dummer was allowed r.
play Angler and Knight to fill ont the
lineup With two on bases and nobodv
out IN the sixth Clune retired 70 riobt
held and Blake pulled his team ont of
the hole, striking out the side in the
seventh. ~
IN the first game Kirby scored in
the first inning on Filion s first error \
pass, an out and Thompson 5 sinole
Inc Athletics tied up the game in the
iast half OF the first on Riley s double
through March, which fast RUNNING
male double and two infeld outs
lWo more errors by Filion and n sin
gle by March gave the Wheel Climb ite
second run In the third and the Atb-
letles promptly tied it up in the last
half. Capt Riley tapped to Thompson
with two out March dropped the east
est sort of toss, but had not Riley
been doing record sprint March 4
would nave had opportunity 70 pick upl
the pan. AS It was running 'emI
out ? paid. Riley stole second andI
scored on Plumb s single to right.
In the fourth the Athletics forged
ahead ON knight S single, Guiheen 81
triple to night and Angler s sacrificed
fly.
In the sixth Johnson gave March thcI
ChlE pass he issued. Thompson scrateh-l
cd a single through johnson. On All
len 9 tan TO- Johs9n the pttchdE With
oceans of time to get March at third |
tossed to first. March worried him in.
TO making a balk which scored March,
and put Thompson on third, but John
son then famed Ellis and Morse. That
ended the scoring for that game.
Haywood had 4 hard time getting
started in the second game, but afterl
the second inning pitched good ball: All
pass, two passed balls, single, al
double and an error accounted for the /
three runs IN the first inning Three
more came in the second on three clean
singles, one scratch infield single. q
steal and an error. a
Ihat ended the scoring for the K. of |
g., although f. Dunlevy crossed the !
plate in the sixth. With two out het
singled through short and stole second
and F. Ferriter singled to left. Fer |
ritef cut first, as he had done in one
OF the earlier innings, but Umpire Muir |
ply caught him at the trick the lastI
time and when the ball was tossed to |
first Ferriter was declared out, and as
two men were out before, F. Dunlevv s /
run did not count.
This caused some argument and wound
up by f. Dunlevy retiring from thel
game. Thompson was allowed to plavt
first in the last inning, but as knight
famed the side his job was a siee- |
cure.
Two singles, a passed ball, steal
and an infeld out gave the Fort Dunn I
mer team two runs in the second. Two /.
more came in the fifth With one ont
Urus was passed and Gray singled. An |
derson famed, but Clune passed
Knight filling the bases. Holt then de- T
livered his third single, hitting to
right field, and two men cantered home. |
Rupert flied to HARDWOOD.
Carter opened the sixth with a /
double to left. He wanted to bat with /
a fungo stick, but objection was made |
and he changed, whacking the next ball
to left for a double. Haywood singled
to right, scoring Carter. Heywoodt
stole and then Blake was called in tol
pitch. He got the next three men and
retired the side on strikes in the next
inning. The scores