The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-10
C[AREMONT TEAM
LOSES TO LOCALS
Banked at Island Park by
Score of s to 0 by St.
Michael's
STOWELL PITCHES
IN FINE FORM
Gray's Work at Short and Two Double
Plays Features Veteran Riley Has
an Off Day-Visitors Threatened in
One Inning.

st. Michael s A. A. team won another
victory at Island park yesterday aft
ernoon, blanking the strong Sullivan
Machine Co. team from Claremont,
n. H., S to 0. 1t was fast, snappy
game, featured by Stowell S pitching,
Grav's work at short and two double
plays by the locals Riley was off his
stride, taking himself out after striking
out three times.
jerks was given a base on balls to
open the game and was out trying to
steal. Sennott hit over short, but Hen
~ was out, Stowell to Angler, and Sen
mott was left when Beliveau grounded
to TAYLOR. In Brattleboro' S half Tay-
Tor flied out to left and the veteran
Riley struck out Ferriter died. Bell
veau to Jordan.
In the second McCleany famed. Hol-
den singled to right center and stole,
and after Jordan grounded Holden
stole third, but was left when Green
wood famed. Angler flied to center.
Gray hit for two bases to left center
Clune famed and Gray was caught nap
ping, Mcleod to Henry.
Mcleod famed to open the third
and jerks grounded to short, Gray max
| ing a good throw out of position. SEN
mott popped a foul to the catcher, Ken
nedy was hit by the pitcher and went to
second on Baker s sacrifice, but was left
when Stowell famed and Taylor ground
ed to Henry.
Henry flied to TAYLOR and Belliveau
popped to Angler. McClearv singled
over third and stole second, but was
thrown out by Stowell trying to steal
third on the return from the catcher
Riley again famed, Ferriter singled ov.
er short and the pitcher iuggled An
gier's rap. Ferriter was thrown out
on Graz 8 rap to short Clune famed
Holden was safe when Stowell muffed
his fly. He promptly stole. and went tc
third when Jordan beat out q bunt and
stole second. With a man on second
and third and none out Stowell proceed
ed to show that he is some pitcher BY
forcing Greenwood to lift short fly Il
left and then tanning the next TIVE
battcrs. Kennedy famed Baker flee
to right and Stowell grounded to third
To open the sixth Sennott singlet
over second and was forced when Hen
~ hit to Gray. Ferriter made a prett,
, catch of a long drive from Beliveau
, bat and doubled Henry off first. Taglo
singled to right, and for the third tim
III succession Riley whitfield. TAYLOR stol
and was safe at third on an attempte
play to catch him on Ferriter's raj
Angler was safe on Beliveau s error
t Taylor scoring. Gray was passed an
Ferriter was forced at third on Clune
rap. Kennedy singled over short an
brought in Angler and Gray Clune wa
> left when Baker grounded to second.
McCleary grounded to Taylor. Ho
: den singled to right and was doubled q
second on Jordan 5 rap to Stowell. STOW
ell was safe on Holden S error but wa
forced on Taylor s rap to the pitche
Yarker was hit and Ferriter forced Ia,
lor at third. Angler was safe on third
error and the bases were full. 1ark,
and Ferriter scored on GrayS hit ov,
a second. Angler scored on Clunc s h
q to left and Gray scored on Kennedy
1 two-bagger to center. Clunc came aero
on a wild pitch. Kennedy was left whC
Baker popped to the catcher.
l Greenwood grounded to Gray, NJ
2 Cleod popped to Angler and jerks h
4 TO Stowel. Stowell flied to center al
Taylor and Yarker grounded to secon
In the ninth Sennott flied to cente
q Henry flied to Baker and Belivei
o grounded out to Baker. The score: