The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-01
Made a Nice Mess for Rut-
land, You Know.
DUFF'S BRAVES. SQUAWS
Burns Pitching Strong Game and Team
Back Of Him Batting Like Friends
Laid Out Visiting Team,
IL to 0.

Fourteen strikeouts BY Burns Ia the
box and ten hits by the team back Of
him is what made Paddy Dutlss braves
from Rutland look like squaws Ia the
game Yesterday afternoon on the Inter
city field, and when the one sided con
test was over the local team had scored
twelve times while the visitors were
badly Whitewashed They saw third
base only once This was il the sixth
inning when they made their first hat
od Burns; after Carroll had singled,
UIiara pounded out a two bagger which
hit the center field fence and bounded
Off When Boots" AleAIahon finally
got the ball Carroll was making fast
tracks for home. Boots fired the BAH
to Burns, but II Went high and striking
his glove bounded oa towards first.
Ashmore was after il and fired it home
IN time to catch Carroll By hairs
breadth
The Rutland batters were served with
the same medicine that Burns adminis-
tered to the Wellingtons. Eight Of
the FIRST ten men that faced him struck
out. Even Paddy Duff didn't get one
Of the hopelessly scattered Eve hits
that his men made. The home team
used their sticks III the best form that
they have showed this season and Min
nie was pounded numerically, besides
being given ragged support.
The home team started scoring in
the first inning after the Rutlands had
been shut out. Il didn't look like scor-
ing when Ashnore stepped up and fans
ned, but Dorman came in for a pretty
single, and got to second on Minahan's
wild throw Of Uniac's grounder in an att
tempt to head him off at seeead. Eaton
sacrificed, moving Uniac ana Dorman
along one base. Mcmahon then brought
in the two runs Of the inning by smnsh
ilng out a grounder which was too swift
tor Boucher at short, going through
him to the center field. Shaughnessy
grounded TO short who threw AIcAiahon
out at second.
For Rutland IN the second Bouchsgx
Duff and Sheen walked up pounded
the air three times and sat down Stank-
ard then started things for the home
team between short and second APP
| pe1i0ns hit one. that rolled along 81
the base line towards first base Ray
went after il and stood holding it. wait
ing for the umpire to call foni. but he
called it fair and AEperious was on
first Burns sacrificed Standard and
/ Apperious along one base aud Ashmore
got base OH balls, filing the bases.
/ = timely single BY Dorman then scored
Standard and ApperIous. Eniac struck
out and Eaton closed the inning by fiy-
ling out to the right fielder.
The third inning was repetition Of
tie second with Rutland Dolan, Nina
han and Carroll each stepped ID and
I a. chr sk4 n
with faces as drawn ais If thg4 had
Just looked into the coffin of R I best
friend. Intercity WAS also shut out
in this inning
| In the fourth Burns was hit bv the
pitcher ana Ashmore hunted to the pitch {
ef aud got first OH Rays dropping the
throw Dorman struck out. Jniac hit
/ back Of second Shean got it but threw
wild to first and Burns scored. UniacS
was then put ont attempting to steal
second, and Eaton famed
Rutlands @Jonah" Sixth.
The sixth was eJonahv Tor the
Rntands After making single ana
two bagger and being barely cut out
lof score at the plate, the Intercitys
| lighted on Alinalian for three hits with
total of four bases and, aided by err
rors, run IN iiee scores, after Burns and
Ashmore had been put out Dormap'
made pretty swipe at the ball sar
two sacks and going 10 third on JTniacs
grounder to the pitcher who flimbled
1t. Eaton sent q seoreher on the ground
Just inside the base line for q safe hit
and Dornan scored, Uniac going to third.
Mcmahon made a ground hit to short,
who fumbled IT, and Uniac scored. Eaton
getting to third MeMahon started fer
second and Dna on trick play threw
the ball to the short stop with the liz
tention Of catching Eaton at the plate,
but the short stop dropped the ball and
Eaton scored. McAIahon then got 20
third on passed ball by Duff.
Shaughnessy walked and stole second.
Standard Strengthened out one OF Min
MES curves into q pretty single and
Shaughnessy and Boots" scored. Ap-
perious stopped the slaughter by flying
out to left field.
| But three Rutland men faced Burns
again in the seventh. Ray went cut
on an assist Of uniac to Ashrnore,
Boucher famed and Duff flied out to
Shaughnesy Burns Went out, pitcher
70 irst, and Ashmofe got first on Car
rolls error of his grounder, and stoIe
second. Dorman flied out to center and
Uniao famed
In the eighth Rutland got two sin-
giles but they did them no good. Shean
went out, pitcher to first. Dolan sisss
gled BY second and Minahan flied asst
to Ashmore. Carroll singled BY third
and 0'ILara ended it by flying out III
shaughnessy.
Worked the Squeeze Play.
For the first time here the fasa8sIs
play was worked by the homa al.
Continued on Second rN