The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-04
Sporting Notes.

| Twin state TO the north OIL US, WIN
State to the south of US, planning and
tanning.
The Braves have four regulars bat
ting better than 800 and the Red Sox
have not one
Harvard has now lost Frippe, the
second third haseman of the season.
He has scarlet fever.
The New York Americans have won
six straight games. So have the Cubs
in the National league.
They say Joe Wood viii be able to
pitch in a few days. The question is
whether he viii be able to come back.
/, BY defeating Georgetown Saturday
West Point won 10 straight games and
Neyland pitched his 10th straight vic
tory.
Williams is picked to beat Amherst
| in the annual dual track meet between
those colleges next Saturday at Will
Jamestown.
Dartmouth lost to Penn State at
Hanover yesterday, 4 to /, through in
ability to hit Hesselbacher and the
punching of hits by Penn State off
Perry in one inning.
Louis Rowand ought to have
a pleasant time on a schedule committee
+ with the great mogul of the exTwin
n State league, Mr.. Murphy of New
port, and Mr., Mooney, the official seor-
: er and the only one in captivity.
J. Herzog and Rigler have each been
: fined So and costs and the fines remit,
/ ted for their disgraceful row, and
e neither had to appear in court In Gin
n einnati. It's nice to be q ball player
e for law and justice are then elastic.
!. Herzog saws either Umpire Rigler or
t he must leave the league. Not bad
idea. Fans prefer to pay $40 for a
seat at prize fight than to have one
thrust under their noses when they
have paid only 80 cents to see ball
game.
1t is whispered here that Abe Der
ger, who has assumed the ownership
of the Keene team of the Twin State
g league, has joined with his brother in
Fitchburg III buying a hotel in Leon
mister, Mass Can it be there is to be
a divided interest in this Twin State
70 league team?
10 Frank Baker. better known as
10 - Home Run" and more recently as the
1t man who got Mack's goat - has add
re ed TO his reputation by falling dowr
. stairs in his home and breaking rib
1t viii delay his starting on his jot
at 800 a week in the Delaware
County league.
Bellows Falls may be expected now
=. to make a real start towards raising
Il funds and engaging a manager
- Among the managerial applications re
~ ceived have been those from Sworn
stead and the veteran 'EBill' Luby
% It is not understood that anyone has
A applied for job as player yet.
81 The National baseball commission
has said that Kauff, being nonre
specter of his obligations, is not
person desired In connection with tn
national game. The same might b
said of those who indulge in mucker
ism before thousands who paid thei
money to see a baseball game instea
of a scrap.
Manager Herzog of Cincinnati trie
c. to beat Umpire Rigler first by argr
80 ment and then by roughhouse style an
a Herzog came out of the rumpus with
'33 bloody nose and black eye while Rigle
~ had no visible marks. Each had til
20 other arrested. The new Whetston
~ Athletic club ought to arrange for thel
90 as headliners.
In Northampton Thursday and FIR
tday nights a minstrel show will be civ
en- in an effort to get funds to NEE
some of the back bills of the Twi
Estate team The audience, beside
helping to pay those bills, will be e'
peeted to subscribe to the support c
a team in a new Twin State league
this way the audience is plucked goin
and coming.
Dave Murphy, who umpired the Mic
dlebury- Colgate game Saturday, says Go
gate threw it away in the first innin
4 when Middlebury scored four runs wit
Ter only one thing that looked like HI
The game was played in drlzzllng RAJ
) and went only six innings Hicks above
four hits and five runs and Aylward tN
hits and two runs Middebury mac
five errors and Colgate six. Murphy sa!
Middlebury has team that knows K
of inside ball and pulls off the plays iii
veterans.