The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-21
Outbatted and 0utfieIded
Still Defeated Rockland.
VISITING PITCHER WILD.
In Last Of Ninth CanneII Got Base on
Balls, Stole Second, Went Home On
Bery's Hit Score s to-.

In the most exciting base ball game Of
the season Goddard seminary defeated
Rockland Military academy Of Lebanon,
y. H., yesterday afternoon on The local
campus by a score Of S to I. The winning
run was made In the last half Of the ninth
inning after one man was out The Rock-
land team was the hardest proposition
that Goddard has been up against this
season and the game was only won By the
hardest ball playing. with little luck,
making the fifth consecutive victory for
Goddard this season.
Getnan, this pitcher for the visitors was
left handed twirler with good speed and
curves and held the Goddard batters down
to only two hits, but he couldn't control it
and went to pieces at critical tunes In the
game He gave six bases on balls. struck
out but five men, made one Wild throw and
hit two men. Fraser was practically the
whole team for Goddard, striking out
eleven men, giving but two bases on balls
and besides helding his position WELL hav-
4 ing eight assists with only two errors
Seven hits were made Oft his delivery but
they were well scattered
! It started Oh like an easy thing for
Rookland when they batted in three
scores, aided By poor tielding BY Goddard
who scored once IN her half la the Sec
0nd inning Goddard steadied down and
shut the visitors out. Neither side scored
again until the fourth inning when God
dard crossed the home plate three times,
making the score A to s Ia her favor and
the game began to be interesting for the
spectators
Seaver got 70 frst for the home team on
Il tumble By the pitcher. Turner was bit
by the BALL The catcher iet a ball get bv
him and Seaver took third and followed
y BY Turner 90 second. Butler went ont Oh
a grounder to the pitcher and Blake got q
base on balls making the bases full Pike
tanned but Clark got 70 first on balls fore.
ing Seaver home. Turner soon added an
other score on passed ball by the catch
er. Cannell walked filling the bases again.
Blake came home 0n wild pitch and Ber-
i y ended the inning By hitting pop hy
which the catcher got.
In the fifth inning each side went cut ID
one, two, three order, but Ia the sixth Rock
land turned the tables Oh Goddard by
white-washing her after having scored
twice in the FIRST half or the inning, maxi
| ing the total score to 4 in the visitors fa-
vDr.
The first Of the next inning brought III
two more runs for R0ckiand aud things
looked pretty dark to Goddard But CLARK
started things around for Goddard by
reaching first on an error by third followed
By Camel who made a pretty single
through short. A passed ball by the catch
er soon let them move around one base
each. Berry flied ont to the left fielder.
Fraser hit q groander to third basemau
who threw too low 10 frst aud the ball
! went BY, Camel and seaveF scoring. Sea.
yer hit a grounder to the second baseman
who helded 70 first putting out seayer but
Fraser got second. Turner put fly Into
the left fslders hands, but he dropped tt
and Fraser went home tieing the score
60 4.
Each side was whiteWashed Ia the
eighth and the first three men who came
up for Roekland Ia the ninth went out
easily. Philo famed. Poole famed aud
Kelton went out on gr0under to Fraser
Clark was up first for Goddard and smash
I ed the atmosphere and took his seat. Can
! nell waited and got base on balls and
stole second Then Berry made the Sec
: ond safe hit Of the game, rapping fly to
/, short right bringing in Cannell with the
! winning run. --s