The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-14
MUCH HITTING
BY GIANTS
Knocked AmOIe Out of Box
in First Inning.
MADE FOURTEEN HITS.
Plattsburg Knocked Smith Out Also, but
Morey Held Them--Score 10 to
Burlington and Rutland
Tied.
MADE FOURTEEN HITS.

In game full Of hitting on both
sides Barre Montpelier defeated Platts-
burg Saturday afternoon at the Inter
city Park BY score Of 10 to 5. Two
pitchers were knocked out OF the box
and there was loose playing at times,
particularly on the part Of the home
team. The old Lacquer, Doc Amole,
started in to pitch for the New Workers,
but when he had been pounded for
double and two singles, netting two
runs, Dick Cosgraye came rushing in
from center field and put Barberick in
his place. Barberick, however, had not
got warmed up enough to stem the tide
and the Intercity's new fielder raped
out homer over the center field fence,
scoring three more runs, and making
five tallies in the first inning for the
home team to start on.
Smith went into the box for the In
tereitys, but after seven hits had been
made off him, and the score tied, Morey,
who pitched against Plattsbnrg Friday,
replaced him in the fifth and pitched
good game, allowing but three hits, and
shutting the visitors out for the re-
mainder Of the game. Reidy, the In
tercity's new fielder, did star work with
the stick. His homer in the first brought
in three runs and his single in the fifth
two more, making half Of the Inter-
citys' runs. Standard also did remark
able work with the bat, getting four
singles in five times up.
After the home team had piled up
five points in the first inning it looked
like i snap and the crowd was wondering
how many more they would pile up be-
fore the game was over. In the second
inning, however, plattsburg began to
light on Smith and tailed twice. In
the third they tied the score with three
more runs and things began to look
different, though with Morey's steady
pitching and the team touching up Bar
berick for three hits in each Of the
fifth and sixth innings and bringing
in four runs it was an easy victory.
The runs were made in this manner.
In the last half of the first inning Dor
man was up first and went out on PEI
c,iliar play Aniole threw one of his
wild ones at him. Dorman jumped out
Of the way and the bali hit his bat
behind him and rolled in towards the
pitcher, who fielded it to first and the
umpire called him out. Jniac got 4
free pass and scored on Apperious two
Dagger to left field. Standard singled,
putting Apperious on third. Eaton sim
gled, scoring Apperious.
At this point Barberick went into
the box, and about the first ball he
threw Reidy put over the fence and
trotted around the bases with Eaton and
Standard ahead Of him. Shaughnessy
went out short to first. Ashmore sin
gled and Smith closed the inning by fly
ing out to Shelley.
In the second Plattsburg singled four
times and got two runs. Cosgraye went
out second to first. Kretchel singled,
and on Wells safe one got to second
and also third on Apperious' error in
letting the ball bound through his
hands Barberick sent a hot liner just
high enough over Dormanfs head so
that he could not hold it, and Kretchell
beriek Cooper singled and was put out
trying to steal second. Cote got first
on a iielder's choice and Kuhns was safe
on first on Standards error Of his
groundef. Skelly hunted to the pitcher,
who threw Barberiek out at the plate.
In the third Wells singled for Platts-
burg and went To third on Eaton's Wild
throw Of Cooper's bunt Barberick fam
ned Cote drove a long single to Shaugh-
messy and Wells and Cooper scored.
kuhns was out on bunt to first.
SkelIy got first on another error by
Standard and stole second, Cote scoring
on the error. Bottenus struck out. For
the Giants in the fifth Apperious sim
gled, and Standard followed suit. Eaton
advanced them one base on his bunt to
first, and Reidy's timely single to cen
ter field brought them home. Shaugh
Messy flied out, and Ashmore famed.
In the sixth Morey was up first and
walked. Dorman went out pitcher TO
first and Uniae raped out pretty
single, putting Morey ON third. APP
perious hunted slow one to the third
baseman who got it in time but turned
70 look at Morey and Apperious beat
out his throw. Standard then sent out
his fourth single, scoring Morey. Eaton
went out on fly to first and Reidy was
down second to first.
The last run Of the home team came
in the eighth. Dorman drew j pass
and stole second Uniac came in for
two sacker and scored Dorman. Apper-
ious flied out to Sicily and Standard
went out pitcher to first. Eaton raped
out the lntcrcity's fourteenth hit, and
stole second, where he died on Reidy's
going out second to first
TIE score:
BARRE. MONTPELIER.
ab. r. bh. pc. a. G.