The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-03
Sporting Notes.

The Highlanders lead the American
league.
Carpenter has not been catching for
Trinity college in the last two games
Ostergren has caught on with Lawrence
in the New England league and is playing
first base.
Bernard Dunleavy of Brattleboro is
playing shortstop for ST. Michael s col
iege team.
Maisel Of the Yankee made four hits,
scored four runs and stole base in
five times at bat Saturday 49,
: Zeiser Of Lowell opened the New Eng
land league season by registering no.
hlt-no-run game against Worcester.
Ray Fisher and Ray Caldwell Of
the New York Americans have each
won three victories with no losses.
Turnure Of Syracuse, ex-Twin Stater.
had the Springfield Y. NJ G. A. college
at his mercy Saturday with his splitter.
Grover Cleveland Alexander has won
five straight victories and he has taken
the teams as they came on the SEIZED
ule.
Herzog says, among other things:
The Braves would make a good IN
ternational league team Twin State,
too.
Worcester aeademy's baseball nine won
its Beth consecutive game Saturday The
team has not been defeated in over two
| years.
The veteran Tom Hughes won for
the Braves over the Brooklyn team
Saturday, letting the Robins down with
only three hits.
Capt. Swasey of Amherst gat one OF
the three hits Amherst made Saturday
off Wilcox of Harvard IN a game Am
herst lost by to 0.
Some of the accounts of the Brown
Virginia game attribute defeat to poor
base running by Capt. Johnston. Ovel
anxiety caused that probably.
A total of 100 entries have been re
ceived for the Springfield division Of
the Short-ship circuit. Among the en-
tries are Magnetic in the 2.16 trot ant
Pedro in the 2.21 pace, both ioea
horses.
Merkle will be out Of the game 70
two months is the cheering report Me
Graw gets from the club physician
Merkle had one elbow disloeated in
collision at first base in the last gam
with the braves.
McGraw lost another player by acei
. dent Saturday Perritt, pitcher, ha,
his nose broken and three teeth knock
!. ed out in collision before the gam
t with Byrne of philadelphia while tn
men We're running for fly ball.
n There is young fellow, a pitcher
whom Jennings has trotted out tire
s times this season and Detroit has Land
victories each time. His name is Bolan
K and there was no brass band to al
nounce his advent into big league con
: pany.
Groh leads the National league with
}, batting average of .429 Whitfield of til
Phillies, who was let out by Stallings,
/ lin third place with 400 for an average
II contests. Fourier Of Chicago in tn
l. American league leads his league in ba
ting with .462.
4 Brown beat Holy Cross Saturday,
to 2, Crowell allowing nine scattere
0. hits. Dixie got a hit and Andrew
), two, but Darlington, who was locke
over by Connie Mack, did not conne
safely and Capt. Johnston also wer
without a safety.
. President Tener of the National leagt
e has officially ruled that no more game
= will be stopped to allow visiting tea
. to catch train earlier than necessary
y reach their next scheduled stop. Sever
games have been called by agreemei
CT since the season started and one of the
was tie when it was called.
I" Huntington Reed Hardwick has be-
. elected captain of the Harvard has
? ball team succeeding r. r. Ayre
forced to resign because of lines
s. Hardwick is left fielder and hard III
fer Of the team and is the on
3-H' man in the university, havil
n won letters in baseball, football al
1gi track.
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