The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-08
Six Runs Are Made Before
Athletics Stop the
Onslaught
HOLYOKE JONAH OF
BRATTLEBORO TEAM
Johnson Goes in for Locals in Third
and for Last Six Innings Holds Wis
itors Scoreless Although Touched Up
for Numerous Drives.

for Numerous Drives
The Athletics Jonah, the Holvoke
Canoe club team from Holyoke, again
lived up to that name by defeating
the Athletics by a score of s to 4, at
the Valley fair grounds Sunday after
noon. This is the third time that a
team has been sent up here in the past
few years under the Canoe club ban
ner and while they have not. by any
means, had a better team, they each
time have carried home the bacon.
When the local team has trouble it
invariably comes in the first or second
inning, and yesterday was no excep-
ton to the rule as the locals were de-
cidedly in trouble in the very first in
ming, in fact it was in that inning that
the game was lost, for the Athletics
made enough runs to beat anything
Holyoke could produce in the way of
counters after that weird first.
Winkler, once of Twin State league
fame, having played with Newport at
one time, was in the box for Holvoke
and was touched up rather brisklv at
times but had fine support by his team
mates
johnson was hit harder than the
score shows, Filion gathering in seven
good drives to center and Kennedy
getting two in left, one of them a one
hand running catch which was a cor
ker.
w. Heating, the first batter up for
Holyoke, started the game with q single
over second, was sacrificed to second
and en-, Howard 3 fast clipper Heating
was run back to second but was safe
when Dunleavy dropped the ball Stow
ell passed the next batter and the bases
were full
johnson. Winkler and Rushworth fol-
lowed with singles, Filion contributed
an error, SENEGAL sacrifice fly and
Dunleavy another error on Brien q
grounder, and six runs were in. w
Heating the second time up ended the
eagony2 by shooting a hot one at An
gier on whfehs hc made 4 pfetty stop
In the second seven men faced Stow
ell. Feldman flew out to Filion. How
ard hit for two sacks, Kaine dropped
G. Heating fly, Taylor turned in an
error TO help out. johnson singled and
iiohdIu vi w llhIeF ground
er to Taylor, Heating was forced at
third Rushworth drew free ticket
and Winkler was forced to third on
Senecal's hot shot at Taylor.
Some hole to crawl out OF with only
one rum 1t was very apparent that
Holyoke liked Stowell's offerings, so
Johnson warmed up and went in to
pitch in the third.
A batter hit, an error, a two-base
swat, and base on balls netted one
run and after that johnson frightened
up in the pinches and kept Holyoke
from scoring.
For Brattleboro Kennedy in the sec
ond with one out, laced out double
but was out when he tried the double
stunt, with Dunleavy, who was safe
on the shortstop s error on his ground
| er. Dunleavy landed on third before
Kennedy, was run down While Kaine
was at bat the catcher tried to throw
Dunleavy out at third but as the throw
went wrong the runner scored.
In the fourth Filion singled to left
| stole second and scored on Kennedy Is
single to right center. Kennedy stole
| second but was left as the next three
went out in order.
In the eighth Filion was safe, on
| Howards error, stole second and Their
spoiled it by trying to steal third
while the pitcher held the ball. Ken
nedy drew pass and stole second
| Dnnleavy produced a two base hit anC
Kennedy scored. Kaine singled I,
right and Dunlcavy scored. Clunt
rolled out to third and johnson flew
out to left.
In the ninth with two out TAYLOR
singled to left, stole second, went t,
third on a, short passed ball but wa.
left when Filion finished the game b,
striking out.
Every player on both teams, with on,
exception, had at least one put out
and that one had a chance but lost out
The score:
IL