The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
EuNs SCORED E5sGH INNING
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his song, I'm Gl,stl--A44-44 ife's in Europc
and when he reached the topical verses in |
which the bah PLAYERS WHO were on the |
Brattleboro team last season were men
toned individually he was given a good |
hand
Miss Alice Croll sang the finale. Three
Things | Love, in semi-military costume. |
assisted by the entire company, and nor
sweet voice was much enjoyed. The I'M |
folding Of large United States flag added |
a delightful touch OF sentiment TO the
finale
The second game opened with song and
dance by The Mascots, Champs Of 1925.
The Youngsters worked hard and started
the might cap game in good shape. They
we're Leo Lucius, Leighton Moves. John j
Manning, Edward Boyce, Daniel f. Cur
tin. James H. Marion and William F
Baker.
The Bowery Classic, Dancing with Molly
Malone Thy Director John j. N6lanJ, in
PRODUCING the new Bowery Hesitation.
brought George Childs into the hmelight
once more. this time in the guise of Chuck
Connors. His partner was Joseph f. Tay-
| lor as "ToodIes'' and they We're assisted by
Homer Ellis, c. r. AIaranville, Louis /.
| Rattle and Bryan w Gale The three. cou-
| NAAf't
much merIiment.
| Nv Old Carolina Home by bv N0lan)
introduced Morgan Sherman as soloist and
he was as pleasing as usual in his stage
appearance and singing. He was assisted
lbv Genevieve Murphy, Justine Rose Alice
Richardson. Marion Murphy Enrol Rich
lardson, r. F. Whiddcn. F y Anderson
and Alcide Marion.
As Scotchman in 9Eatesque makeup
Onslow Thompson. who had previously
handled the negro and German dialects
twisted his language and accent once more
to suit the character and gave Il good imi-
Itation OF Harry Lauder in a couple OF his
songs This followed a dance by Scotch
lEssics, and the laSsics appeared again with
Mr.. Thompson Those who assisted him
were Hazel +. Switzer. Mary IL. Cavan-
augh, Christina w CrolI Rose +. PelIerin.
; Julia d. Filion. b. Louise Mann, Hazel d.
Wentworth and Jennie NJ Bristol
When Rabbit opened the fifth inning
Of this second game his appearance on the
j stage diamond was the signal for a hearty
outburSt of applause. lie admitted that
he had been surprised to discover in an
, out-of-town newspaper that be had made 2
big hit the night before in Brattlcborc
and would try 10 live up to his reputation
, | in that regard He surprised his audience
: with his ability u "A vocalist and hi. first
song. The Rag Picker, was a treat III,
cut his act last night because Of TIA,
: unexpected length OF the show, but h,
: found time To tell one or two stories O
: his early baseball experiences that h.
shot over" effectively and then conclud
ed with parodies on 'fipperary" and =
;, Hundred Years from Now, in which h
= told somewhat of the worlds championship
=, games
The concluding number was a drill h
Is young women (directed by \. II. ri
: tnoldD CARRIED As Red Cross nurses. The
: worked without command and at the rcgt
lar Zouave quickStcp, breaking from on
fancy movement into. another wllhou
i stop and winning repeated applause II
:, mo; dctracting in tho least from thei
- work 10 say that only nine drills had bee
. ltcld and in only four OF those were all /
present Some of the movements were q
tirely new and Others variations Of tin
honored fancy driil figures. As the i'm
movement unfolded II ll.la seen that eac
4 al the yoaae Women R2re 3 large lelte
They spelled ThauE Nep5A elF Much, ii
1t Young women were Harriet Alnold. Giadl
Adams. Dorothy Angler, Gertrude Brow
Elizabeth Bfa-al. Hazel Ciard>, Aan,
b. DOYLE hary Davis, Lillian Douglas, iol
le F.. Johnston. Mildred kaoWlton, Mar5ar
aliIiniS. Mary Macdonald, Winiftcd Prjge
IA Moreno Richmond and Mayhelc Spaudin
ii Official Coaellers T. l. Fenton. GcoT
IL f sherman and Glenham Jones.
I, Umpirc-inC hef. Horton ID. Walker
OF Cuban Gant@-Ican !. Nandc,vco
/ James Ferliter. Abbott Richmond, fu:
ut Harwnod. Harry Plummer. George Child
ne Alcidc Marion, d. Frank Shea, ouslo
n Thompson, Bryan Gale.
Soloists-Fred {. Adams, Alice Croll
to Tamhouine Girls Geneyieve +. Murph
e Alice H. Richardson, Matilda f. Gro
Marion J. Murphy, Hazel + Switzer, N
er tine f. Rose. Julia d. Filion, Mary
;" tCavanaughs
T Royal Rooters-W. II. Welcome, j
E Roger w Donaghne C.. K. Maranrl
n RAY d. Mixer. T.. j. snyder. T. w Ric
ardson George 0'Connor. Ii. +. Nolin, i
II ward b. Moran. Allen {. Colt, Elmer
81 Gray II. p. Whidden, Homer b. Ellis. +
1k nest T. johnson, James +. Young. T.
Ii Anderson, Louis T. Rattle. Stanley A. W
he son, Ralph : Ho-leH Leslie ". Dimes. G
70 Hosley. Sanford Plumb. TAYLOR J. Nor
70 Clarence f. Merrill. II. NJ Harlow. Jam
III NJ. Scanlon. Bernie Coburn, Inez Stowe
NJ Rose Pelerin Jennie NJ. Bristol Ruth
Nichols Marion Fisher, b. Louise Mar
MT Christina w Croll. Hazel ID. Wcntwort
OF Edith NJ Noln. Agnes + DOYLE Mary
en- Macdonald Lillian f.. Douglas, Alice
ne Larson. Lena : Zarr Eyion ID. Bassett
,rc Notes of the Double Header.