The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-13
LATTER NEVER IN GAME
Score Of Yesterdays One. sided Contest
Was 10 to Second Game
May 30.

Montpelier seminary bit the dust before
her old rival, Goddard seminary, yester-
day afternoon In the first base ball game
Of the season between the two schools, the
final score being 10 to 3 in favor OF the
home team. The weather was perfect for
base ball and a crowd which banked both
sides Of the field was In attendance. The
score was too one.sided to make things es-
peclally exciting, though the interest was
kept up BY the efforts Of one side to make
the score higher and the plucky digging Of
the other side to keep 1t down.
Fraser was In the box for the home
school and did excellent work, striking
out L men and keeping the seven hits
made Off his delivery well scattered, so
that only one Of the three scores made by
Montpelier was directly oceasioned by
hit. The other two points were made
through errors. Goddard's weakest point
was her outfeld. Several times the ball
found its way to the ground for very un-
necessary hits.
Huntington did the twirling Of the ball
for Montpelier and did quite effective
work in striking out 10 men, though at
times be was landed on pretty hard. Fonr
singles were pounded out by Goddard In
the second Inning, one being stretched to
four bagger through an error Of the CEN
ter fielder who let a hot grOunder from
Frasers bat slip between his feet and roll
over the bank Before 1t was finally gath
cred up Fraser had crossed the four bags,
making the fifth score In that inning.
Ia the first inning Montpelier went to
bat first and easily ran 10 one score
I . ts,1,1 s41.r1
out grounder to Butler who fumbled and
the batter reached first. Seayer let a ball
get by him and Drenan took second, also
third on another passed ball Seaver on q
trick play threw the bah 10 Berry who
dropped it and Drenan scored. Davis
famed the air. Hull bit 20 Frazer who
threw Scott out at third Clark dropped
an easy ay from BateheldeF's bat and Huh
went 70 second Batchelder went out on
q grounder 10 Butler who ielded to first
retiring the side.
Berry was the first man on Goddard
batting order and he landed a pretty sim
gle over second base and stole second.
Fraser flied out to center. Seaver went
out on grounder to short and Berry got
third. Turner was hit by the ball and
| got first. Butler famed Score ! to 0, in
favor Of Montpelier.
Second inning. B0gaEs died ont to Ber-
\ ry Wells famed Huntington was given
a base on balls and Drenan got two bases
on single to Blake who made an unsue-
eessful attempt to throw Huntington out
at third. Scott flied out to Turner. For
Goddard Blake singled over second and
Pike bunted to the pitcher who threw wild
to second trying to catch Blake and both
were safe Each moved around one base
on passed ball By the catcher. Clark bit
a gr0under to short who threw home bat
/ the catcher dropped the bali and Blake
1 scored Pike went to second
Stuart struck out but the catcher
/ dropped the ball on the third strike and
threw the ball to fiTstputting out Stuart
but Pike scored on the low attempt for a
double. The catcher let Berry's third
strike 90 by him and Clark scored. Berry
stole second and came home on Fraser's
1 bit though the center fielder. SeaYer was
bit BY the ball, took first and stole second
| Turner famed closing the inning Score
5 to la Goddard's s favor,
The third inning opened By Davis being
out on q fly to Berry Hull and Batchel-
der both famed Butler went out on q
fly to second. Blake famed. Pike got a
base on balls CLARK bit grouuder to
short stop who fumbied it. Pike went to
third and scored ON a passed ball by the
catcher Stuart got FIRST on a grouuder to
third baseman who ielded too slow and
Clark scored. Berry went out on a fy to
first. Score to /, for Goddard
Fourth inning. Baldwin singled be-
tween short and third. Rogers hit to left
and Baldwin went to third Wells got
first on groundeF to pitcher who threw
Baldwin out at plate Huntington sin
qled oyer second and Rogers scored Wells
vent to third and scored on q wild throw
to second BY Seayer. brennan and Scott
famed. For Goddard: Fraser out on a
fiv to center. Seaver was hit by ball
and stole second. Turner put a two bag
! ger over the left field fence scoring Seaver.
Butler and Blake fauned. Score S 10 B.
At the opening 0g the fifth inning Davis
struck out and Hull went out on q ground
er to pitcher BateheldeF sent q gr0undel
to Berry and was out. Pike famed and
CLARK got first on tumble Of his gToundel
by third baseman. Stuart got first On q
grounder to third who threw Clark out Al
/ second Berry flied 70 the centeraeldel
who dropped the ball but threw Stuart ou'
at third
Baldwin singled over third Ia the sixth
and Rogers got first on a gr0undeT to Ber
ry who threw Baldwin out at second
Wells walked Huntington tanned anC
Drenan went out on grounder to Butler
Fraser lifted a fly to left Seayer got two
bases on a iy TO right. Turner was out
OH q hy 10 third. Butler singled by short
and Seaver scored. Blake famed.
j In the seventh Scott famed and Davll
went out on fly to Stnart. Hull got FRS
on an error to Stuart. Batchelder 0iel