The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-30
Yet 10 Be Shown Barre and
Montpelier Fans
THAT HE is such A ONE
Doughty Little Pitcher Got Back at
Burlington Saturday Afternoon,
Intercitys Winning to
in 10 Innings.
Il Burns "A nuitterf

Il Burns a quitterf
With Umpire McCloud's robbery 81
Fridays game ut Burlington still ring
ing IN his ears Eddie Burns went into
the box against the Queen Citys again
Saturday afternoon lit the Tntercitv bark
and pitched the Champions 10 4 Ia
] ten-inning victory III the best game
played ut the grounds this season. No
small amount Of the credit for Burlinr-
tons trimming is due the rest Of tke
team, who gave him err0rless support.
and several times by superb fielding
they saved Burns bases on balls PROV
ing fatal.
The Champs got one run ia the first
inning, and the visitors tied it in the
seventh. Then for three innings more
the loyal crowd Of fans which filled
the grand stand and 0rerfooded the
bleachers, had all the excitement they
wanted until the final break came in
the last half of the extra inning, with
the bases full and Williams pretty sin
gle that won the game.
The ex-leagler Wiggs was in the box
for Burlington and was touched un for
eight singles to only four otF Burns.
Burlington also PLAYED errorless ball.
Burns was a little Wild at times giving
4 total of six bases on balls. but the
clean fielding and great pitching saved
all but one Of them leading to a score.
liazelton in the seventh was given d
pass and later scored on a sacrifice and
two singles.
1t looked rather shady for the Champs
In the opening of the first inning when
Francis, the first man up, raped out
a sharp single that struck the center
field fence, and Pattee followed with
another one into left field. Boots Me
Mahon picked up the ball next to the
fonl line and made clean throw to.
Eaton that was Just in time to catch
Francis at the plate. Burlington was
then retired in quick order. Burns
caught Pattee trying to steal TO third,
and BalFde went out on ground bit to
Uniac
The champs Jared better in their
half though they only just squeezed in
one tally. Williams fonled out to third
and Daniels beat out hit to short.
Elliott bit safely hy second. Gardner
threw the ball to third to catch Daniels,
who slid into the bag. knocking the base
man 50 that he missed the ball. Daniels
started for home and slid under the
catcher, who had the ball but failed to
touch him in time. Elliott reached
third Mcmahon drew pass and while
Davis was striking out went down to
second and on the short throw Elliott
was caught at the plate.
The next inning was quickly over.
Hazelton flied ont to Davis, and HAYS
was given four balls. Higgins popped
to Williams and Beach flied 10 Me-
Mahon. Only three Hyphens showed
up. Ashmore famed, Eaton fouled out
20 the catcher and Uniac flied out to
right.
In the third but three Of the visitors
were np. Gardner flied out to Davis,
Wigs WIS out on 4 ground hit 10 Lniac,
and Francis famed For the locals
Burns went ont on an assist To second,
Williams walked and stole second, Dnn-
iels famed and Elliott was out on
grounder to first. Pattee opened tia
fourth by fouling out to Williams.
Burde was out on an assist bs Williams
and Hazelton was passed but died at
first, as Capt. Hays was an easy OUT
on ground hit to Williams. AicAlahon
singled for the Champs, but was put ont
irving to steal second. Davis famed.
Ashmore raped ont a single and stole
second, but stopped there. as Eaton fan.
ned.
Higgins, Beach and Gardner were easy
outs in the fifth and Uniac. Burns and
Williams we've unable to start anything
for the locals In the sixth Migrs was
ont on 4 ground hit which Elliott scoop.
ed up and Francis famed. Pattec was
passed to first and Burde went out OH
an assist by Elliott. But three mon
were up again for the locals, Dcnjcls
and Elliott hying out and Mcmahon was
tielled out 1T first.
Then came the mlucky seventh Bill
Hazelton was passed 10 first aud aacri-
feed by Hays Higgins singled to left
and Hazelton landed at third. Beach
singled to center field and HazeIton
scored Beach tried to 30 to second
on Davis throw TO third and was thrown
out BY Williams With Higgins on
third, Gardner flied ont to Elliott. re-
firing the side. The Champs lost good
chance to score also in this inning. Davis
opened with single and was sacrificed
% second by Ashmore. Eaton and Uninc
couldn't bring him in, however, the
former tanning and the manager flying
5ut to right.
The leaders were easily disposed q:
d the eighth Wiggs flied ont to Davis;
Francis famed for the third successive
Time and then threw his bnt at the
inipire, who promptly put him ont Oh
lhe game and had Officer Harmon take
aim from the field pattcr flicd our
u Mcmahon Burns did lis hcsE 10
win il out in this inning w rapping
ant single to right and gatting around
y third on Williams sacrifice and Dar-
elp' out. short to first II was IN to
Elliott to score him, but he went out
IN Il hit to Wigs.
With the opening Of the ninth, Durns
gave Hurde his base on balls ard Hazel.
on sacrificed him 70 second HAYS
walked. (lou could have heard o PIN
ifop) Higgins hit an easy one t.
lras, who folded Bilrdc out Mt tllirc
beach sent another ono 10 Burns, and
xas ont At first. It wns one, two, thrc~
n the Champs half. "noois7 f.etl out
2 left, Davis and Ashmqrc were Gsl1sl
mi AT first.
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