The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-10
DAN" IS A BUD
in THE BOX
Intercity's 0utflelder Pitches
Great Ball
ALLOWS BUT THREE HITS
Champions Got Away With Rutland
Yesterday BY the Score Of 2 70 2,
Batting southpaw Wiltse
Hard and often.
ALLOWS BUT THREE HITS

AJdtl Ifstitttt5a - ttAsf4 * ! Aki hNAf ~ ~
box artist. His debut into the ranks
of spheroid twisters yesterday WAS as
lauspicious and beautiful as the entrance
Of d young bud into society. True, Dan
pitched seven nice innings az Ottawa
Tuesday. but lie WAS not advertised as
d pitcher. Now he's d pitcher and ~
erybody knows III chiefly Rutland. The
visitors may consider themselves lucky
III scoring twice, for the taliies we're
really gifts out of the Iargness Of Dams
heart. Dams generosity didn't make
any difference with the general result,
for the Champs pounded Niltse hard
and six tallies were easily enough to
win the game
Daniels had everything up his sleeve
cross fire, spit ball, sharp drop, speedy
| shoot--in fact, trifnlSfal Of baseball
baggage The visitors negotiated three
lonely singles Off him, and one of these
was 10 much Of scratch that the
scorer hesitated i long time whether
to credit the hit pF chalk np All exens.
able error to Davis. He finally gave
/ iii as scratch hit, with the loud pedal
on the scratch. Daniels struck out
1 four men and passed four Fin only
one inning did he falterthe sixth
4 III which BE gave three bases on balls,
which eventually turned into two scores.
But be came back strong and wound
up the visitors hopes for the rest of
! the game.
The Hpyhens hadn't packed mp their
big sticks from the Burlington game
Of Wednesday, and they gave Mr.
Wiltse what they gave the previously
nnbestcn Tiff. Ten hits with d total
to- twelve is what they registered oft
the Rutland southpaw OF these. Me-
Mahon contributed two singles and a
double. LouRhlin also found his batting
eye. getting single and doubla
Williams also swung true for singles
two times. There were no particular
| fielding stunts worthy of special at.
tention unless II be the ease and aban-
| don with which the two second base
men, Davis and Shean, got away with
their work. Each accepted ten chances
without an error.
Things started off IN rickety man
ner for the home team. for Uniac lost
Bruce's grpunder and Williams failed
to make 4 clean stop for Deininger's
grounder, after Bruce had gone to
third on Carneyss sacrifice. But the
combination got together at once, Shean
dying on an easy roller to Daniels, who
tossed to Ashmore, and Mccormick go
ing out at first BY way OF Davis.
From that time to the fifth Daniels
held the visitors in his palm. In the
fifth, after Collins had famed. BagIey
1 hit the second bag with grounder and
would have been ont had not the ball
taken an ugly bound and landed in
Davis face. Baeley died, however. when
he attempted 60 steal second, Eaton
making perfect throw. Uniae then
made beautiful running one hand stop
of Dnlf's contribution. but spoiled Ii BY
making wide throw to first But
/ Wlltse was victim for Louehlin,
.Dan7 started the sixth badly by pass
| ing Truce. Garney raped one to tho
| pitcher and Bruce was forced at second.
| Another gift to Deininger followed, and
Turns then made pretty catch off
Sheau Still third pass was handed
ont By Daniels, this time to Mccormick,
filling the corners Young Collins did
La fine Job next by getting clean rap
I over second for base, sending In Car
ney and neinineer with the only Rut.
land ITALICS. Bagley was the third ont
to Williams. During the remainder oi
the game the visitors were never within
hailing distance of home. albeit Duff
worked IN a lonely single in the ninth.
The Champs got after the game in
the second inning, Mac leading off with
q two sacker into left center. WiItse
took Davis prounder, as did Shean take
Ashmore's. But each out advanced Mac
q base, and Williams filled the bill by
fapping single into left, breaking his
bat in the effort. Williams at once
pilfered second, staying there ~ Eaton
went ont, Wiltse to Bagley. 4 1eIders
choice 10 Burns. two baser BY Tough
lin and single BIZ Eninc brought in
two scores ii the fifth and really put
the game on ice.
III the sixth, however. the second in
ming was almost duplicated. McMahon
/ led off, this time with single, and
went around TO third on Davis sacrifice
and Ashmore's out. 1t was up to vii.
hams again and he landed for single
sending Mac in. Williams might again
have been arrested for larceny, as he
stole second handily The two inal
tallies eafne In the seventh. Burns and
Loughlin laid down singles in quick or.
der and Uniac sent them along with
Il sacrifice. Daniels then raped hot
one 1T Collins, who got Burns it ths
plate, Boots connected for his third
hit at this critical point. and Lougllif
and Daniels each put notch in The
stick. Mac died an mglorious end ii
SECOND on Davis prounder, which Me
Cormick gobhletl and threw to shean.
! he score ind summary;