The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-30
GIANTS II,
RUTLAND 2
Visitors Never in the Game
at Intereity Park.
ONE PITCHER KNOCKED OUT
coombs, Although Wild, Kept the visi-
tors Guessing Most Of the Time
Burlington Won and
Lost.
ONE PITCHER KNOCKED OUT


Six hits, two passes, two errors and
two stolen bases, resulting in seven
scores, all in the first inning, was too
much Of a combination for Rutland yes
terday afternon, at Intercity park, and
the visitors died with only few weak
gasps The Giants added one occasional
", and when the score was added up
there were eleven tallies for the In
tercitys and two for Rutland. The home
team played clever ball throughout, and
were in the game to win, fielding clean
", running bases like deer and swatting
the ball for keeps.
Schultz, who had such good luck the
day previous, was sent to the slab.
he lasted part Of the first inning,
during which period the Giants improved
each shining moment, driving out four
hits and chasing in FIVE scores, with the
aid Of two passes by the kind-hearted
pitcher Ferry got taste Of the same
medicine when he went into the box,
but he succeeded in retiring the side
with only two hits and one score. The
other six hits off the lanky fellow were
scattered until the eighth, when two
hits at the right time enabled the locals
to score three more. Capt. Dorman was
the mereiless batter, getting four hits,
with d total of five, in four times up.
Besides, the Cap. showed his usual form
in the field, accepting five chances with
out the semblanee Of an error.
Jack Coombs, although generous to
a fault with his free gifts, would not
let the visitors get more than two scores.
He was touched up for six hits, gave
six passes and hit another man. Car
roll was the only one who could make
the bali aud bat meet to good advan-
tage. He got three singles in four
times up Carroll also made a pretty
running catch off Shaughnessy. Outside
Of Domans work, Grant made two sem
sational stops Of ground balls and got
his men at first. The local outiield
was fast, no less than eleven putouts
going to them. Uniac made five in right
field.
IN the first inning Dorman laid against
the first ball pitched for a two-bagger,
sending it into left field. Eniac struck
out, but Apperious got hit by sending
hot one at Dyer, which slipped over
that individuals shoulder, scoring Dor
man. SchuItz's troubles began. He passed
Grant, then Coonbs. With the bases
thus filed, Standard welted the horse
hide for a single, sending Apperious and
Grant across the pan. Little Shannon
Disguised himself by losing George Eat
on's gronnder, and Coombs pounded in,
Standard going to third Shaughnessy
kept up the terrific punishment Of the
bali with a safe one, and Stank. scored,
Eaton creeping around to third.
Schultz was called to the bench at
this point, and "Cy' Ferry sent in to
tide Rutland over the yawning abyss.
Ashmore gave him q good send-oH by
rapping the ball too hot for Shean, and
Eaton wandered in, Shaughnessy going
to third on the foozle. Then Shaugh.
messy and Ashmore tried double steal,
and the former died. Ashmore got his
base safely and then pilfered third. Dor
man brought him in with his second
safe one III the inning, Uniac sent the
Cap. to third with another teaser off
Ferry, and to close tn misery Apperious
turned around and hatted left handed.
He went out, third to first The spells
counted up seven.
Rutlands scoring came in the third
inning, when Coombs started them off
with 4 pass to Ferry Carroll singled,
and Ferry sneaked around to third.
0'Iina flied to Uniac who tossed to
Apperious, because Of lame arm. Sam
got powerful and threw the ball over
Eaton's head in an attempt to get Ferry
on home. Had the throw been sure,
Ferry would have been an easy out, in
spite Of the fact that Uniac and Apperi.
Gus had to relay the ball. Carroll went
aorund to third on the misplay, from
which position he scored, after q free
pass To Robertson, on Dyer's long fly
to Shaughnessy. Shean hit to the fence
for a single, but Mct5amwell struck out,
after fouling off six times.
Rutland got only three hits in the
next six innings, and did not have a fee
BILE chance to score
The locals tailed one in the sixth,
when Shanghnessy got hit BY the ball
and was advanced to second and to
third, by Sacrifices by Ashmore and Dor
man. Shaughnessy took desperate
chance from third, while Ferry was
throwing the ball. and slid over the
base with q score
Sbaughnessy started the eighth by
flying out to O'Hara, but Aghmore drew
pass Dorman made his fourth hit,
and Ferry filled the bases BY passing
Uniac Apperious grounded to Robert
son, and the leetfooted Ashmore scored,
while Apperious almost got first. Grant
slammed for his first safe rap, and
two more scores came in. Coombs bit
one straight at shannon, and was out
at first, closing the inning. with three
scores added to the grand total. The
score;
INTERCITY.
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