The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-22
Sporting Notes.

Myers of Brooklyn hit safely in 23I
consecutive games.
Seven straight for the Braves and
then loss. If the Braves should con
tinue in that ratio for couple Of
weeks, good night!
Onslow Thompson viii be here Sat
urday to pitch for the Wheel club and
it should be good battle between him
and Clutch Graves of the Fort
Dummer team in the opening game
1t is promised that the Feds will
actually invade New York next season
and that Harry Sinclair, who built the
grandstand at Newark, will be pres
ident of the New York Feds and, if
| possible, Christy Mathewson will be
the manager.
Did you notice that George No-IIt
Davis of the Braves pitched last Sat
urday and again yesterday as The Re
former predicted would be the pro-
| gram2 Davis is slated for regular
turn in the box for the Braves.
johnson, who has been pitching such
fine ball for the Athletics, will not be
on the slab for that team Saturday.
Knight will twirl and the Knights of
Columbus intend to send jim Clune to
league leaders their first defeat of the
) season.
Murray, the former Brown second
baseman who has been with Keene il
the outfcld, has shifted to the Glare
mont team, where two former mates
Dixie and Johnston, are playing Muir
ray was second in batting on the
J Brown team this season, being LED
only by Darlington, who is now witt
; the Giants.
Stallings has released as many play
ers who were with his team at the cnt
of last season rs has Connie Mack, bu
the difference is the missing Brave
2 were not regulars. Among those no
now on the roster of the champion
are Cochrchan, Crutcher, Cottren
. Hess, Whitfield, Dugey, Deal, Mann
Gather, Gilbert and DeVore.
Two men were put out at the plat
on one play in Brooklyn the other day
Johnston of the Pirates was on third
Hinchman on first, nobody out an
Hans Wagner at bat. O'Mara too
e Wacner's usual hot shot and thre'
IS home. While Johnston was being ru
d down Hinchman went on for third an
r Wagner for second. AS Mile
lie finally tagged Johnston he saw Han
A. going to second and threw there. TIL
h was the clue for Hinchman to go 0
g home He tried it, but Cutshaw
) throw headed him by yards.
When the season opened Manag,
Donovan of the Brewers banked col
sidcrably on the pitching he was
e get from Heating, Cole and McHal
VI Now he is satisfied that he will hay
vi Ia al
. showing of the team The New Yol
. manager has received word from Il
| physician who has been attendir
Heating that the big pitcher is out
the game for the remainder of Il
season A displaced muscle near Il
y hip is the cause of Keating's troub
and he will have to wear brace
cure the ailment. Cole is a most u
certain proposition and may not
e able to pitch winning ball all seaso
0 McHale is already off the club.
Sisler. the Michigan university has
bali star now with the ST. Lor
. Browns, was once with the Akron,
= club, which busted. The Columb
y team took him and, Pittsburg bong
y the right to the young man, who fina
II decided TIC go to the university. There
asked the national commission to wi
81 off the slate his contract in order til
he might play with the universe
team and the commission accommodate
-6 him. Pittsburg is now trying to s
Il him away from the Browns on I
ra ground that they once had him unt
ra =. contract they bought of the Colu
no bus team. Branch Hickey says he v
DIS, stay with the Browns or Will quit
ara fessionaI baseball. Sisler is well fl,
off financially.