The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-21
Sporting Notes.

They say Hank o Day may turn Fed
umpire.
Briggs has begun to do some hitting
for Manchester
George Briekley made home run for
Lawrence Wednesday.
Everybody is roofing for Brattle-
boro to pull out winner at Burlington
tomorrow.
Harvard has not defeated Dartmouth
at baseball since 1907 but there should
be different story next Wednesday,.
Looking over the National league
scores of yesterday one might think
that the boosted superiority of the east
ern teams was just bit shy.
Horton d. Walker, than whom the
high school has no warmer friend, will
60 today to Burlington to attend the
| track meet.
That Donovan 5 pitchers have been
working well IS shown by the fact that
the game Wednesday in Detroit was the
| first one in which Donovan changed
| pitchers in q game.
| Well, we have game for next Mon
/ day when Leland and Gray seminary
plays Brattleboro high here. But we
are shy yet any game for Monday,
| May 81, holiday. Please, somebody.
The noted baseball victims of brok-
en- bones to date include Evers Of the
Braves, Snodgrass and Merke of the
Giants, Good of the Cubs, Luderus and
Whitfield of the Phillies and Cree of the
Yankees.
So constantly did Coombs keep the
Cincinnati team popping flies into the
air Wednesday that Daubert at first for
Brooklyn had only two putouts in the
entire game and the infeld had only
five assists.
Bowdoin hung up a new error rec
ord in a Maine college championship
bah game by clustering u of 'em IL
one game Of ordinary length. Thu
team. has made 35 errors in the las
three games.
Bernard Dunlevy hit for a home rul
with q man on base and got a singh
also in a game between st. Michael
college, on which nine Dunlevy play
shortstcp, and Clarkson Tech Wednes
day. st. Michael's won, 10 to O.
The whole dope on the New Englan
Intercollegiate may be changed no7
that Trenholm, Dartmouth S crac
hurdler, has gone down under appeI
dicitis. He was counted on for a wi
in one of the hurdles and at least
place in the other.
The Colonial league, which has G.
pauded TO take in Springfield, Har
ford and New Haven of the suspende
Eastern association, has withdraw
1 from organized ball. President .Ii
o 'Rourl1e OF the Eastern associate
! says that he had an interview wit
President George K. Tener Of the n
4 tional league yesterday and was assn
I ed that organized ball would help IL
! Eastern association buck Fed invasiC
I next season.
E. A. Hamilton, Dan Marlboroug
and Michael Curtin have been appoin
4 ed a committee from st. Charles cou
I Gil. knights of Columbus, of BelloY
( Falls to take steps to see if a fratern
league may be organized in BelloE
Falls. There is a good chance for.
league to be organized there to co
y sist of the K. c.. team, railroad wor
Nv lers, Company E and other organic
4 tions and employees of factories al
4 corporations.
Fred Clarke, manager of the Pirat,
I who is a strong advocate of the
I player rule, has reduced his roster
90 men by sending Lejeune back
the minors. Clarke says that he m
be able to get along with is playe
! Some of the clubs in the Americ
I league, which still adheres to the
J player limit, already are carrying Ii
than that number. The Brewers,
instance, have cut the list down
%, including King Cole, who is on
sick list. Connie Mack is carrying
players, including Ira Thomas. and
~ Tigers have been reduced to 81.