The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-26
Sporting Notes.

Inc IWln state scores yesterday were I
not so close as were those of the open-l
ing day.
Leo Dowd, who was with Greenfield last |
season, was signed up by Jack O'Hara, but |
was released, and went to Keene. where
he is having a tryout.
Kearney, n. j., has a pitcher With
two wooden legs and reports are thatI
he is more effective than some who
have wooden heads.
Al Demaree, discard of the Giants.
shut out his old team mates early in
the season and has not won a game
since for the Phillies
President Wilson yesterday at Bellows
Falls asked how the Twin State league
was shaping up and a little later Clare
mont shut out the Turnstiles.
Both Chicago clubs have been in 10
inning games within a month This is
not likely to be the only record those
two clubs make this season, either.
Mayforth, with Greenfield last season,
will play with Bellows Falls this year.
He is taking his exams at the Univer-
sity of Vermont and is due in Bellows
Falls next week.
They predicted a mighty close race.
Last year Yale ploWed home winner
by an eyelash and predictions were
based on that as much as anything, if
predictions are to be judged by results.
Larry Mclean, deposed from the Gil
ants for failure to cling to a seat in
the vicinity of the water wagon, has
jumped to the same little team Frank
Baker is playing with down in Penn
/ sylvania.
1t is to be hoped that the scorers and
reporters in the Twin State circuit will
/ learn soon that Bellows Fallss first base
man and pitcher spells his name Good
ridge" and that Claremont's shortstop is
Johnston
/ Today S Twin State games are Glare
mont at Bellows Falls and Keene a
! Newport. No games are scheduled Mon
day and only one Tuesday when Bel
lows Falls plays its first engagement
at Newport.
;. Commenting on the West River Val
: ley league being an assured organiza
J, tion the Londonderry Sitter predict
j, it will have something on the profes
sional teams at the end of the seasol
in that it will "break event. NOR
: than the other minor leagues can hop
/, to do.
The New York papers are unanimou
: in roasting the Phillies for incessan
chatter from the bench. Says the Sun
"Yelling from the bench is neither Ell
tertaining nor inspiriting, and has,
ball is better off without that and kin
dred practices.
Ridlon of the University of Vermont
: who was signed by Bellows Falls, win nc
? be able to play for several weeks. In til
:, the game against Dartmouth Tuesday h
. slid into second and sprained his ankl
: Ridlon was hitting for .4SS, the highe;
average attained by any college man
q the East.
2 r. j. Cass of Somerville, Mass, Britt
II manager, said he was very anxious to hay
i Britt box belmont and would gladly ha,
/ had the rounds three minutes each instea
o. of two He was well satisfied wit
ID Britt's showing against so clever a ril
n general as belmont In this respect Il
mi crowd agreed with him.
President F. P Murphy of Newport h
notified the boards of directors in Il
in league that Keene has suspended Ja
SCI Fish, catcher, Whitaker and Adam
i pitchers, Lynch and Ferrin, outfeldel
vs. and that Newport has suspended Di
er Wright, catcher, George Brickley, outfiel
er, Regain and johnson, pitchers.