The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-31
MONTPELIER
NEVER In IT
Goddard Again Downs
Old Rival
BEFORE IMMENSE CROWD
Score Was 10 to (, Fraser Being Large
" Responsible For The One
Sidsdnsss.
BEFORE IMMENSE CROWD

The Goddard seminary base ball team
established Itself as the champion prep,
school team in the state by winning Der
second decisive victory over her old rival,
Montpelier seminary yesterday afternoon,
at Montpelier, by a score Of 10 TO I. The
FIRST game was won by the score Of 10 to 3.
Burlington high school claimed the cham.
pionship but lost to Montpelier last week.
Goddard has also made a record that has
not been eQualIed IN the staae for many
years by winning eight straight victories,
with no defeats.
| Montpelier was not ia the game yester-
4 day for a minute. Her only tally, which
was made In the fifth inning, was praot
| cally given to her. Hull came to bat with
/ Scott on third and one man ont. He hit a
I groUnder to Berry who telded it to first
when be had plenty Of time to throw Scott
out at the plate
i Fraser played a great game In the box,
striking out nine men and allowing but
three hits off bis delivery He also helded
4 his position well, having Eve assists and
! no errors. He made two hits and one
run. Huntington was easy for the Cod
dard batters who pounded him for 10 hits,
h Berry PLAYED good game for Goddard
4 He made three runs aud hits aud ielded
4 his position at second with no errors.
/ Goddard tailed In every inning but
4 three. Berry, the first man up, hit Hunt
ington for clean two bagger over first
base Fraser singled to right and Berry
went to third Seaver flied out TO left and
Berry made the first score. Blake got a
base on balls Turner hit TO Huntington
who threw wild to the plate and the ball
went into the crowd, Fraser and Blake
4 both scoring. Butler went out on hit to
/ the pitcher and Pike flied OUT 10 center.
retiring the side.
H. S. failed to score. brennan pounded
/ the air. Scott got baseon balls Davis
I put iy IN Blake's hands but be dropped
LIT. Turner gathered In Hills grouHder
and forced Scott at third. Batchelder
closed the inning on an easy gr0uuder 70
Fraser.
In the second Goddard scored once ar
ter two men were out. Clark famed and
Stewart went out on gr0under to first
Berry grounded to short who threw wild
TO first The catcher tried to nail him
stealing second but the ball went soaring
into center field and Berry scored Fer
Montpelier Baldwin hit hy to Stuart
who muffed and the runner got to second.
Rogers famed Wiley hit q gr0under to
pike who felded to Turner to catch Bald
win but Turner dropped the ball M. y.
now had a chance to score but Fraser
showed his effectiveness By striking out
the next two men.
In the third inning Goddard Tailed
twice after two men had struck out. Sen.
yer reached first on fy to brennan who
dropped t. Blake and Turner famed.
Butler got first on a grounder to short who
threw wild 20 hrst. Pike famed but the
catcher let the third strike get by him and
Seaver scored. The pitcher tried to catch
4 Pike stealing second but threw wild and
Turner scored. Montpelier only gave q
gasp at the bat.
Stuart was up first for Goddard in the
fourth and beat ont slow grouuder to
Huntington and went to second on Berry S
sacrifice Fraser singled over short,
scoring Stuart Seayer hit to the crowd
, ia center field for two bases and Fraser
, crossed the plate for another score but
was sent back TO third as only two bases
we're allowed when the bali went into the
! crowd Blake went ont on a fly 70 center
and Turner famed Rogers for NJ S.,
famed. Wiley, the next up, bit ground
! er to Pike who threw to Fraser who GOV
l cred the bases Ia time to shut out the
runner. pretty play Huntington got
, drst on a scratch hit, the ball striking first
4 base bounding out Of Berry reach. Dren-
I nan closed the inning with q tig to Clark.
!. Score to O.
Butler In the fiEth inning went ont on d
foul To the catcher Pike sent hot one
between Drennan's legs for one base
CLARK famed and Pike stole second. HUI
let stewards grounder get by him and
Pike Tailed. Scott for M 5. singled BY
Turner who ought to have stopped It, and
went to third on Davis single over sec
IS ond Hull bita grouudeT 70 Berry who
4 delded to FIRST and Scott scored. Goddard
}. then stopped the inning with phenome-
l. nal double play Batohelder sent q hot
It liner TO Turner The ball struck his hands
inst over his head and bounded high Ia
the air. Butler who was backing hlm up
caught It putting out Batchelder and
touched third base putting out Davis who
had tried to score. Score s to l.
s For the next two innings both sides went
out in one, two, three order, but 10 the
q eighth Goddard came 10 for two more tai
/ lies. Berry singled over second Fraser
: lbunted to Huntington who threw fraser
Q out at first and Berry got 70 third SeayeT
: hit to the crowd back Of trst base Tor TIVE
Z bases and Berry scored, Blake singled
4 bringing Seaver to third Turner flled
out 10 center field and Seaver scored For
MI. IS. nm died on grounder to Fraser.
Batchelder got first on a tumble Of bis
d grounder by Butler Baldwin famed, and
v Batohelder tried to steal second but was
y caught.
IN the last inning the first three men up
for Goddard went ont. Pike On g.ound