The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-29
BAD ERRORS
RESPONSIBLE
For Giants Defeat at Hands
Of Rutland Yesterday.
MOREY WAS HIT HARD, TOO
Capt. Dorman Particularly on at Short
Stop, Making Four of the Seven
Errors - The Score Was Rut-
land z, Intercity 3.

In the sixth inning with the score
to 1 in favor Of Barre Montpelier and
the game well in hand the home team
went to pieces and lost to Rutland by
a final score Of to 3. A two Dagger
and two singles and three errors in
the fatal sixth gave Rutland four scores
and the game. After their tumble in
the sixth the home team played hard
to win out, but costly errors and their
inability to hit Shnltz, the Rutland
twirler, safely made it an easy victory
for the visitors. Morey did the slab
work for the Intercitys and was hit
hard, eight hits with total OF four
teen bases being made off him. Shultz
pitched a good game. Though he was
hit freely only seven were safe ones and
they We're scattered.
In the third inning Shannon made
Rutland's first score by rapping out a
homer over center field fence and in
the following inning Shaughnessy fol
lowed suit, making The home teams
last tally. Dornan at short was way
OIL yesterday, making four of the Inter
city's errors, the other three being made
BIZ Grant. Standard and Ashmore.
Barre Montpelier started the scoring
BY tallying twice in the second inning.
Morey was the first batter up for the
home team and flied out TO left field.
Standard singled and went to second
on the short stops error on Eaton's
grounder. Shaughnessy then raped out
a pretty single and Standard scored.
Ashmore hit a grounder to third, who
threw Shaughnessy out at second and
Eaton went to third While Dorman
was at bat Ashmore attempted to steal
second, but was caught off the plate
and started back to first. Eaton then
started for the home plate and Shean
threw wild to the catcher and Eaton
scored, Ashmore getting to third before
the BAH was recovered. Dorman end
ed the inning BY going out, second to
tirst
Shaughnessy's Dagger in the
fourth ended the scoring Of the Giants
for the remainder of the game.
Rutland's four runs in the sixth came
after two men We're out. Shultz was
up first and got his base on Dorman's
error Of his gronnder. Carroll then foul
ed out to Eaton and 0'IIara went out
short to first. Robertson then started
the Intercity's downfall with sharp
single, followed by a two bigger by
Dyer, which scored Shultz. Shean bat
ted a grounder to Standard, which he
fnmbled and threw too late to first.
Ashmore then threw to third to catch
Dyer, who Immediately started for home.
In throwing to the plate Grant hit Dyer
in the back and he made the third tally.
In the meantime Shean had got around
to third base and scored on AIcGamwell's
single. McGamwell was put out at
tempting to steal second, closing the
inning.
Just to make things little safer,
Rutland tailed twice more in the eighth
on double, two singles and an error
by Dorman. 1t looked for a while as
though there was going to be something
doing by the home team in the ninth.
Eaton, the first man up, singled and
was followed by another by Shaughnes-
81, but it amounted to naught when
the next three men came up. Ashmore
grounded to the pitcher who put Eaton
out at third, Dorman hit grounder
to short, who put Ashmore out at sec
ond, shaughnessy getting third Uniac
was an easy out, pitcher to first, and
It was all over. The score: