The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-30
LOCALS WIN COMEDY.
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and CIune the old war morse scoi ing
from third on the throw to get johnson
GOING to second. Not only that but
"Mucker" connected for three nice hits
in four tries.
Barry, f. johnson and f DunieVy
were the headIiners III the big juggling
acts on exhibition at various times
throughout the game. Barry and +. Dan-
low were a bit more accomplished IN
this department OF the game Tor tney
completed their act without dropping the |
| hall while +. Johnson showed lack OF |
practice in this department and lost two,
although it did look as though he got
under one of them before it touched the
ground.
Barry was again very much in cyl
dence. gathering in five swats to the out
field. His catch in the second inning
for the third out was pretty piece OF
Yarker PLAYED another good game at
third, going well back of third IN the
early part of the game for as lily that
! looked we'll out of his reach.
/ T. Dunlevy. Taylor, Yarker, Ciune
and Nj. RYAN were the big noise with the
stick. the first named being the real
| star. getting four out of five up, two OF
them coming in the first inning.
! Northampton was apparently out tor
: q bio dav. the way they started the game.
I With two out Clair slammed one to right
field for two sacks J. Ryan took kindly
to Johnson's offering. and poked line
drive over second that took bad hop
and cot away from Barry, Clair scoring
j. Ryan pulling up at second. Lynch
bounced a hot one off Cnderwood's Sims
the ball shooting over to +. DunleVy'
who PLAYED the ball to third. The throw
was high and J. Ryan scored, Lynch tax
ING second. SaIvo followed with single
to right, scoring Lynch. Burke was
pulled out of right field as he misJudged
this second hit, Z. johnson taking his
place. Salvo stole second and went TO
third on a wild pitch but was LETT on as
Jones rolled one to Garker.
Brattleboro then proceeded to unload
their grievances. F. Dunlevy, first up,
!, started things with n double to left
Barry taking third and Taylor stealing
there with a single to right, scoring Dun
levy. Underwood shot one at short, who
iuopled and then threw wild to second
irving to get Taylor. Narkcr lifted one
to left field and the bases were filed,
. when B. Dunlevy was hit. E. Johnson
hit to second, Taylor scoring. The sec
ond baseman played for Underwood at
third. but the ball arrived too late and
lall hands were safe. "NarhOrse" Ciune
, poked one out to left field, scoring Tn
Iderwood and Dunlevy. G.. Johnson ;
offering was too hot for short to handle
and T.. johnson scored, &. Johnson gong
to Second ON the throw in to third.
I. +. Dunlevy, up for the second time in the
inning. hit one at short. &. Johnson
tried to dodge It, but was hit and the
;, running was over.
G.. johnson hit ono and issued PASS
to another, but both were left as Barry
! turned in two pretty catches, Taylor tax
y. ing care of the third.
The locals still had hits in their sys.
ahue, Barry leading of with siuglc t
, TEN, however. and went right after llon
Barry taking third an dTaylor stealing
II left. Taylor planked another to right
\ second Underwood famed. but larkel
slammed one to right, scoring two. u
Dunleyy singled to lett, Narker making
third and Dunleyy second on the throw
in. Il. Johnson hit a clean single owe
:. second, scoring two. Donahue wa
lpanked and M. Ryan went in to pitch
:, flaming Clune, the first to face him, ant
= G. Johnson rolled one to second for tn
( third out.
r. productive The fifth, however, saw tn
e Athletics again produce the wallop an
|. gave the old .'warhorse" a chance t
;. shine With one out he singled, hi
? second, and travelled around to thir
ON q. Johnson's hit to right lie wa
now in the mood to try anything once
so when Johnson started to steal secon
he got set and on the throw to secon,
dug for the plate and beat the retur
t by inches only. f. Dunlevy then pre-
ceeded to make his two hits to get cred
ie for one, putting johnson on thir,
r Barry hit to second, who threw him OF
O. at first johnson started for home bJ
Il turned back when the play was made {
ic the plate, but was run down for thin
NJ out
- The visitors scored one in the sixth c
:. two singles and JoInson's throw to cel
terrified in an attempt to get Il runner q
y second
Brattleboro collected three more in Il
seventh on Clunc's single with one OF
Johnson's free ticket, Clune scoring {
shorts error, johnson going to thi1
" and scoring on Z. Dunlcvy's fourth sing
IS to right, Dunlcvy taking third on t
e. throw home and scoring on Taylor
is single.
~ northampton got Ihelt IieC run III Z
ne eighth on a pass to Dunn, who was 6
N lowed to steal second and third, seoril
-, on Il hit to the inficld.
=, They threatened in the ninth, but we
:" cut off without a run. Clair singled a
j. Ryan followed suit. Lynch rolled o
through the pitchers box that I. Du
levy scooped in prettily, tossing
Underwood and forcing the runner, b
-, the play was. too late for double
IN first Clair tried to score from third
er, tho nIav lint Tavlor shot the hall hon
ire Clune tagging the runner and nipping
co promising rally. +. Dunlevy took Saly,
line drive, iuggled for an instant a