The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-07
"CY" MOREY
DID TRICK
Continued Rutland'S Defeats
at Giants Hands.
SCORE WAS SIX TO ONE
Doescher Also Pitched Fine Game for
Rutland, But Received Miserable
support-McMahOn
in Game.

Rutland, July 7.-Rutland felded
poorly and couldn't hit the bali when
hits we're needed and the Intereity team
administered the fourth consecutive de-
feat to the team yesterday, winning by
a score Of to l. Doeseher pitched a
fine game for the home team, striking
out eight men, but no pitcher could win
with the support that he had. Morey
pitched good game, but only luck
coupled with sharp fielding prevented
Rutland from scoring on him in the third
inning when three hits were made in.
succession. The home team got its
only score in the fifth on hit by Ray,
an error by Standard and sacrifice
bv O'Hara. The visitors punches Of
three runs in the first and as many IN
the fifth were by no means all earned.
In the first inning Ashmore reached
first base on an error by Boucher, but
was later caught mapping. Dorman mt
safely to left field and was advanced TO
second when Eaton got a pass. MeAla-
hon flied out TO Shean, and Shaughmessy
was given four wide ones, advancing
Dorman and Eaton base each Both
scored when Standard hit to center.
Shaughnessy scored on q passed bail.
Apperious ended the excitement by bat
ting the air three times.
For Rutland Carroll got first on an
error BY Dorman, but was caught att
tempting to steal second. O'Hara flew
out to left. Cotter was out, short
to first.
Burns reached first in the second in
ming on an error by Boucher. Mercy
sacrificed. Ashmore got pas. Dorman
popped one out to second and Eaton
struck out. Rutlands session was brief,
Shean, Stolt and Boucher striking out
in order.
Mediation began the third with fly
to left which Joe Cotter got under.
! Shaughnessy was out second to first.
/ Standard hit a clean one out to left
garden but was left on base when APP
perious fled out to Shean. Ray hit
safe for Rutland Dolan flied out TO
| Burns. Doeseher knocked a gronnder
to short and beat it out at first, adyanc-
| inc Ray one base. The latter attempted
10 score when Carroll batted q fly out
into Apperious' garden, but was on
at the plate.
Burns, first man up in the fourth
struck out, and Morey hit am easy one
to the pitcher. The inning for the vlsi-
tors ended speedily when Ashmore
| knocked one which Shean fielded easily
to first. Cotter batted high fly t.
Shaughnessy. Shean was ont, Morey tc
j, Ashmore. Stolter made hit to left
but it did no good for Boucher struck
out.
/ Dorman flew out to center in the fifth
| inning. Eaton hit an easy one to the
| infeld Ray fielded it and found nc
one on first to return it to. Mcmahon
sacrificed, and Shaughnesy batted a higf
one which Ray nabbed. Standard gave
Joe Cotter chance to mutt one right
in his hands, and Eaton and DormaI
/ trotted home while the crowd cheeret
and ieered. Apperious knocked hot
one which got by Carroll, allowing tn
runner to reach first. He got to thirC
on an error but died at the bag, Burni
striking out. Ray opened for RUTLAND
with d hit to left. Dolan shot higl
one to Shaughnessy. Doescher FOLLOWED
| suit TO buIua. 0diiOti poppId hP SA
which Standard muhed, allowing Ra!
TO reach third. O'Hara hunted an,
reached first on a scratch, Ray scoring
Cotter went out, Burns to Ashmore.
Morey and Ashmore struck out i
the sixth and Dorman flew out t
O'Hara. Shean was out, short to first
Stolter flew out to Shaughnessy an
/ Boucher famed.
) Eaton and Mcmahon struck out an
i Shaughnessy was out, Shean to Ray, i
| the seventh. Ray hit to Burns and tn
: latter failed to get the ball to first j
time to catch the runner. Apperiou
caught fly from Dolan's bat and Mf
Mahon one from Doeschers. Ray wa
caught stealing second.
Standard hit long fly to O'Hara
b the eighth. Apperious flied out /
Shean, Burns was out easy when }
attempted to hunt. Carroll hit to Dol
q man. OHara few out to right an
9 Cotter was retired Dorman to Ashmor
i In the last inning, Morey was retire
T short to first. Ashmore hit one whic
/ Ray folded and then raced to the bas
beating out the runner by about q foo
DorInan hit an easy fly to Dolan. Shea
hit to short, Stolton to left and Il
game ended when Boucher nearly knocl
u ed DoTman over with hot liner.
d The score: