Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28

The X. II. =. went To bat urst put were
put out after four men had been up.
Pierce on first, Copeland struck out, Nor
ton left on second, Drew struck out
The town team then went to bat but
no scores were made, Cassidy was left
on base. In the second inning Fairbanks
Of the r. II. S. succeeded IN making a
score, Morrill, IA. out AZ first, Connolly
and Bagley put out. Nixon, Dumas
w. Good hart, Cassidy l.. Cunio, Blood
scored in this inniog second inning,
score, town team g. r. II, S. /.
In the third inning Chedel, Morton,
Copeland and Fairbanks scored for X. II.
$. Cassidy made score for town team.
Score, to 5.
In the fifth inning Morton scored ior
r. II. $. The town team did not score.
Score, town team Z, 4. II. $. 6.
In the sixth inning Bagley, Connolly,
and Chedel OF X. II. s. scored. Cassidy
and J. Goodhart Of the town team scored.
Score tied 3 TO 9.
At this point J. Goodhart LETT the field
and his place was taken by Dumas, while
Hatch took center field. Copeland went
out, Morton went into the pitchers box.
Fairbanks was on second base, w. Con-
molly shortstop.
In the seventh inning, Morrill,, Bagley,
Connolly, Chedel and Pierce scored.
Dumas and Goodhart scored. Town
I team II, r. II. S. IA.
Z In the eighth inning Fairbanks scored,
Blood, Smith, Hayward, Dumas ana
Goodhart scored. Score tied IS 10 10.
In the ninth inning, X. II. s. shut out.
Cassidy, Blood, Hayward, Nixon and
Goodhart scored. Town team 20, X. ii. 5.
10. End. Bagley made good three base
hl., Morrill, a two base-hit. Umpire,
George A. Drew, seorekeeper, Heber 7.
Holman.
The second game between the r. II. 5.
and the town team was played yesterday
at Mccall park and resulted in the defeat
of the town team, l6 to 13. They now have
a game apiece and the next, the rubber,
ought to be good game.
Thus far the good days for baseball
practice have been very few, but we are
/ looking for something better soon. The
team, though light, has something OF the
'haseball spirit,n and il the weather is
favorable for practice there is good reason
TO expect a first-rate team in the near
future. Captain Connolly has had the
men out nearly every night after school
hours, and seems to have inspired them
with agoOd amount of enthusiasm. The team
has been able, with the money taken in
I at the Wilder concert and dance, Feb. lS,
I to get new supplies such as mits, masks,
I etc. Two games were arranged with the
+ town team, one for April 10, the other
for April 20; but these could not De
PLAYED on account OF the snow. The
and bases filed, which makes the grounds
much easier to play on. A bench VIII
be provided for the players when their
side is at bat, lines put up To keep
spectators back from the diamond and
also to enable those in the grand stand
to see the home base, etc. Ali that can be
done for both spectators and players VIII
be done. There will be a game with
the Northfied High Tuesday, May 3,
on McCalrs Park, at 8 o'clock p. m. The
n. II. s. team then goes to Bethel, where
they play Wednesday. Everybody is in
vited 10 attend the game here Tuesday and
the other ones during the season. Come
and give your support to the X. II. 5.
II makes them feel better, and that means
play better, when they have a crowd OF
their own tOwnspeople to cheer them,
We wish 10 extend special invitation
to the High school students and to the
young ladies Of the town 20 attend the
r. II. 5. baseball games this season.
r. IT. 5. BASEBALL TEAM, Season 1901.