Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-11
LAWYERS WON

II InaC famous Dall game between tn
legal lights and the dispensers O
physic is thing Of the past, but SOM
Of the after effects are just beginnin,
to be felt. Ever since yesterday at
ternoon the drug stores have heel
having big sale on liniments, witcl
hazel, etc., and their faces wear sat
listed smile, but the faces Of thos,
who took part In that famous con
flict are oft DER Swallowed with pain
as some over exercised muscle make!
itself heard from.
The struggle commenced at o'clock.
The battle ground was the Seminary
campus. There was a large CROWD
Of allies, otherwise known as "roo
terS," held 10 reserve among the
crowd by the doctors. A large crowd
OF ladies and other non combatants
occupied the grand stand and the
grounds adjacent to the diamond.
The doctors went to bat tirst and the
crowd went wild when Dr. Lynde
scored. They were retired and the
lawyers came to bat. Frank Nc
Wnorter and Fred Eaton were the
umpires.
For the lawyers City Attorney Wis.
hart was ia the box, and Frank Bur-
CESS, an apprentice, wore the catchefs
regalia. First base was held down by
Grand Juror F. S. Williams, and City
Judge A. G. Fay occupied the terri.
tory surrounding second base. Grand
Juror A. A. Sargent cavorted about
third base and Grand Juror S. Hollis
ter Jackson terrified and captured all
the balls which came near short,top.
In center field was Edwin Scott, an
other apprentice. who was monarch of
all that he surveyed in that vicinity.
Attorney H. w. Scott had mortgage
on right field; and lett field was filled
(C by G. Humphrey, another law.
yer'S apprentice. The doctors say
the umpires and great big kick"
should be included in the makeup Of
the lawyers team.
For the doctors DR.. Joe Jackson
twi.led the sphere, which was stopped
at the other end by Dentist Lynde,
that is, when the batter didn t inter
fere. On first base was Dentist Watt
wearing a Y. M. C. A, suit and
smile. Second base vas in the exclu.
sive care Of Or. Lazelle, and DR.. Lig-
ouri tried to capture what balls stray.
ed toward short stop. Third base was
covered by Dentist Steele until he be.
came frightened at ball which rolled
gently toward him and then he swap.
ped positions with DR.. McSweeney,
who was getting lonesome out In
center field. DR.. Chandler occupied
the greater part OF right field, and
DR.. SticKney Occupiei left field and
the adjacent gardens over the fence
The first inning that the lawyers
came to bat they secured fou: runs,
IN the next inning seven runs, tnrve
In the next, three in the next, seven !
10 the next and nine In the next TneI
did not take their turn at bat in : he
7th inning. The DOCTORS, after their
first lun did not secure another
until the sixth inning when they
made two runs. In the seventh 10.
ming DR.. Ligouri made run over
which there lisa dispute bet ween him.
self and umpire.
The final score was 30 to 3, or
Else 30 to 4. The d"ctors steadily
maintain that the umpires are large.
y responsible for this score, and it is |
quite certain that both umpirrs were
roasted" In the most approved man.
Ter by the crowd and one Of tnem
vas mobbed after the game.
The doctors we're decidedly the
oest fed and sleek looking, but THOSE
IAN lawyers could play bali rather
better and even Ju1ge Fay, WHO is {
Tot lean, played star game Tn
'rUoter" seemed to favor t IL doc, ors
'ut the lawyers had ben taere before
md did not get rat led. Home runs
we're made by Williams and Blu g-ss
Three baggets by Sargent. l. I'll. +.
'cutt, Williams and Wi hart. There {
we're no errors MADE duriug the gam. {
They were all scored as unacc pied
hanceS.
The game lasted until 6 o'clock ,
nd was thoroughly enjoyed by all t
'r. STEELE S frantic endeavurs to get 4
way from the ball wncn he saw il c
pming his way. a, d DR.. Stickn-l \ ,
ence jumping were among the lead. 4
X features If the game. Sl9.4l was '
rculed for the Civic Federation. @