The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-05
BOTH GAMES
FOR GIANTS
Locals Defeated Fast New
Workers.
BEFORE LARGE CROWD
First Game Shut Out, 2 to o-second
Game Went Eleven Innings, With
Score 9 to 2-Rutland and
Burlington Split Even.
BEFORE LARGE CROWD


day before the biggest attendance ever
gathered at the local ground Both
games were hard fought, and were any
body's until the finish. The score Of
the first was to 0. The second went
eleven innings, and at the end Barre
had gathered three talhes,
to two for the New Workers. In the
forenoon there were 200 people pres
emit while in the afternoon the bleach
ers and the grandstand groaned with
the weight Of a happy, yelling, swelter-
ing mass Of base bah enthusiasts, and
the overflow on the grounds was very
large. There were 2,490 people present.
These two victories, with that over
Rutland on Monday, placed the Inter-
citys far in the lead of the Northern
league, with a percentage Of .S75.
Plattsburg, the nearest, is .305 points
behind, while Burlington and Rutland
are nip and tuck for the third place,
some ways below Plattsburg.
The thinning Game.
The eleven-inning game, like the one
in the forenoon, was a pretty one TO
watch. "Cyp Morey, who was in the
box for the Giants, and Barberick were
evenly matched, and the teams back Of
them felded splendidly. The locals
were slightly stronger at the bat, hit
ting safely nine times to seven safe
drives by Plattsbmg. AIorey famed
six, and BarberielS seven, but the latter
did not have SO good control, passing
two men to first on balls One Of the
gifts was costly. The Plattsburg OUT
field had grist Of work to do, no less
than nine balls dropping into their
gloves, and the three feeders performed
finely. The Intercity outfield was there
with the goods also, and Apperious af-
ter catching difficult ball doubled up
Bottemus on first by perfect throw.
Uniac and Standard did great work,
while Eaton's throw to second was dead
~ to Plattsburg's hopes.
The game started off with a Jump,
when, after Ashmore had gone out,
Wells to Bottemus, Dorman singled and
stole second, and Uniae brought him
in with double. The maniac went
to third on the throw in from center,
But Eaton flied to right and Kuhns dis
posed Of Coombs with the assistance 81
first. Shaugbnessy singled in the sec
ond and was caught off first, after an
extremely close decision.
The New Workers punched their hits
in the fourth and scored their only
runs Of the game. Kuhns led Off with
a single and on wild pitch went to
second. Cote struck out but Wells came
to time with hit, scoring his team.
mate. Big Hildebrand couldn't do bet
ter than put fly in Apperious' glove
but Bottemus brought in Wells with
a single. Bottemus was nipped in his
attempt to steal second.
Sam Apperious welted the ball foi
two bases in the fifth, but to no avail
The Giants tied the score III the sixth
while the crowd went crazy. After
Cote had cooped Dorman's fly Unia,
got d free pass, and Mr.. Pinch hitter
Eaton sent him along to second witt
a safe bingle. Kritchell's fingers col
crossed then and the bali bounded out
Of his hands, Uniac starting for third
He got there easily enough and whel
kritehell made a miserable throw TX
head him off he crossed the plate
Coomhs and Shaughnessy were easy
outs.
From that point on Morey was al
enigma to the visiting bunch, while thu
home team took to Barberick. TIL,
game came near ending in regulation
time, but the run that was needed wa
shut off at the plate in the eighth
Dorman got first on miscue by Nc
Donnell and Uniac sent him along will
single. Eaton went out on a flv I,
Wells but Coombs pasted the trademark
for liner to center field. Dorman at
tempted to score on the hit and 20
to the plate at about the time the bal
did. Umpire Archibald called him out
but it was close one
Both teams went out in order in tn
ninth, one PlattsbtTg man being vic
tim to Eatons firing arm, at second
Mcdonnell also thought he could stea
in the tenth, after he had got first b,
Dorman's error, but he died severa
feet from second
| Kritchell, Barberick and Kuhns wer
easy prey for the Giants in the eleventh
and the latter then fell to with a ven
| geance. Uniac hit to first and wa
out, but Eaton swatted the ball fla
out for an easy two. Dagger. Coomh
couldn't help him and flied to Mcdonnell
Shaughnessy, however, was equal to tn
occasion and swung the willow with tel
ing effect. The ball left dent in I'll
center field fence, while Eaton rompe
in with the third and deciding run. IN
score:
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