Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
RANDoLpH DID IT EASILY.
Took Third Game with Woodstock st
Woodstock, 8 TO 2.

Took Third Game with Woodstock 81
Woodstock. 8 TO 2.
With two tie games hask Of them, the
Randolph 5. BIS. and Woodstocks CT ossed
bats at Woodstock last Thursday fora thfrri
trial, in which Randolph proved its supe-
riority decisively, winning by a score OF 8
to 2. lt was done by heavy stick work
and all-round good support OF the Ram
dolph pitcher, who did his part by keep
ing the home team from connecting with,
the ball. Sixteen hits with a total OF 2f
were made of Wyatt, who had lost his,
| terror for Randolph, while Woodstock
made five singles off Thompson Both
teams fielded nicely, with only two errors
| apiece.
This was Woodstock's second defeat in
two seasons and the outcome quite unex-
pected to the home contingent. Fully
1000 people turned out to the game
Webster umpired very satisfactorily.
Fitzgerald opened for Randolph with "A
strike out. Stearns singled 10 right ana
Grow 10 center. With Stearns on third.
Grow stole second, but by quick throws
Stearns was caught at the plate 0a
Ihompson's hit, Grow scored from sec-
ond
For Woodstock, Ryan reached first oa
Bass mu1 but the others quickly retired,
leaving him there.
Grant doubled to left IN the second,
after two we're out, but was left there bg
Goodhart's popped hy TO Wyatt.
In WoodstOck's half, "rommyn got
busy and famed Wyatt, Butler and Fitz.
morris.
Fitzgerald hit to left in the third, but
was caught off first. Stearns bit TO right.
Grow out on grounder TO first. Thompson
struck out.
In the fourth, Shaw singled to center.
WortheR reached first on Buffers muh OF
fly, Snaw taking second, but was foroan
at third on Bass little hit to Wyatt,
Worthen reaching second. On Grants
timely two bagger TO right, Worthen
scored. Bass reaching third, from witch
he scored on Buffers catch OF Goodhart8
long fly. Fitzgerald out, Wyatt to Davis
IL was the last of the fonrth before
Woodstock got their second man on base.
Ryan, second man up, made the first hit
for his side, to center. and stole second.
On Davis sacrifice, Goodhart toNStearns,
be took third. Wyatt flied out to Shaw.
No scores.
In the fifth, Stearns flied out TO Fitz-
morris. Grow and Thompson singled, but
shaw aud Worthen famed.
Fitzmorris walked. Goode singled to
right aud Fitz reached third, Go0de
stealing second. Shaw and Dumas ended
The inning by striking out.
Randolph went out in the sixth ono
Lwo-three, the only inning in the game
hat they failed to reach first.
Thus encouraged, Woodstock broke the
ee for their first run. Dudley hit safe 10
light stole second, made third on Ryan's
sacrifice, Goodhart to Stearns, and scored
pm Goodhart's tumble Of Davis gr0und
nit Much nose by Woodstock.) Wyatt
'anned and Butler was out, Thompson Ia
5tearns.
Randolph paid this with interest IN tha
Ieventh. Fitzgerald singled 10 center
ind reached third on Slearns' sacrifice,
~ gunofrig "a ltawfa tIara ba
play was nicely worked by Grow, who
ounted and reached first, while the
ball came home too late TO catch Filz. On
Ihompson's single, Grow reached second
IND scored from there ON Dudiey's poor
eturn otthe ball from center TO third, the
phere b1unding over Dumas head. Shaw
ait the ball about mile to left, losing il
n the willows. Under ground rule, he
topped at second. Thompson scored.
NOrthen sacrificed Shaw to third Bass
,ut, Fitzmorris TO Dav s.
Again in the eighth, Grant singled to
light and stole second, reaching third on
ioodhart's sacrifice. Fitzgerald drew
,ass and captured second. Stearns rose to
he occasion with a nice single to right
coring Grant and Fitz. u on and Thomn-
on both died out TO Butler.
In Woodstock s half, Dumas hit to icfs
nd stole second. Dudley famed. RyRu'a
aertiee, Thompson TO Stearns, advanced
Dumas 20 third, whence he scored on Dav.
s. hit to left. Wyatt sent hot liner that
Joe" Goodhart leaped into the air ana
'ot.
Shaw kept up the gait in the ninth with
three bagger to right, Worthen iouied
ut to Goode and Bass TO Dumas. Grant
ut to Ryan, who threw to the plate, re-
iring Shaw.
At Woodstockis last turn up, Butler
truck out. Fitzmorris and Goode both
'alked. "Bill" shaw was out on an In
eld fly, advancing the runners to second
nd third. Dumas ended the game by ga
ut, Thompson to Stearns.