The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-02
.INTERCITYS
TAKE GAME
Rutland Went TO B. NJ. Sat
urday, 6 to 4
BLAINE PITCHED WELL
Champions Played Fast On the Bases
and Ran Away from Visitors in
Last Part Of Game Burling
ton Defeats Plattsburg.

Rutland made its trst appearance llls
season at tie lntercity grounds saturs
day afternoon aud MAS defeated tn
4, BY the Champions. It was Al o..
citing game for the home rooters from
stars 60 finish, as both pitchers we're
Nild end there was no telling Just what
wos going % happen on either silc 10
an inning until all the men were oat
Blaine was in the box for the Cham
poms and in the first three innings he
passed six MGR to first and two IF them
figured III The runs for the visitors, but
FOR The remainder Of the game BIO set
tied down and pitched excellent ball,
allowing only three scattered hits after
Inc third inning. Hogarty, the Holy
Cross pitcher, did the slab work for
Rutland and he passed tiye men, hit
two. three of his passes "a first re-
sulting ID runs,
RMland started the scoring in tho
first inning, getting il one run. Bruce,
the first man up, WAS an easy out,
I
to first and scored on Beininger's lucky
drive u left which struck just inside
the foul line and was good for two bases.
Bagley went ont on slow grounder
to I'niae and Deininger got 70 third.
II looked like another run sure. as Paddy
Duff was the nest to march up 10 the
bat. but Blaine had bis line OH the
plate again aud Paddy reluctantly had
10 walk As soon rs he got to first,
however, he started for second Eaton
had the bah and quick as flash he
threw to Elliott, who quickly returned
ii, catching Deininger AZ the plate, rel
firing the side.
The first three up for the Champions
were easy outs. Williams famed, Eli
oft flied ont To first and Iniac died
Oh an assist BY third.
In the second, after Rutland had been
retired III their hall without scoring, the
Champions got in two tallies. The FIRST
up, DaYis, was out on q ground bit
to third. Sheets waited for four balls
and rot his second base on passed
ball Eaton then drove out drole TO
center field, scoring Sheets. Ashmore
famed and Eaton sneaked down To third
on the third strike and was ready 10
cross the rubber when Sylvester threw.
Daniels ground hit went wild TO first.
Daniels got 10 second on the error and
went to third later on D wild pitch,
but died there as Blaine famed. With
The head Of Rutland's batting list UP
III The third and Blainc's passing three
men, the Marble City got the lead IN
T. s.Asl
with single and Shesn sacrificed him
TO second. Deininger and Baglcy were
both passed TO first. filling the bases.
The Duff cr was mp again and he did
Just what was expected Of him. He
drove 4 single out 10 Daniels and Bruce
and Deiningef both scored. Drake fans
ned and Sylvester got free ride to
first, but there was nothing more doing,
as Keenan, was the third ont on hit
in front of the plate. The see saw in
the scoring was continued in the fourth,
the visitors failing to tally in their
half and the Champions taking the lead
again with two runs Sheets was the
FIRST man mp for the Intercity and he
planked erounder to the first baseman
and was out Eaton WAS up next and
as usual things began to start about
this time. He drew pass and stole
second Ashmore also walked Daniels
then raped out timely single TO CEN
ter and Eaton scored. followed By Ash.
more. as Deininger let the bit bound
by him. Daniels WAS put out trying
70 steal third and Blaine famed, clos
ing che inning
With two down in the sixth the
Champions gained another run on sin
gle hy Blaine, followed by a hFosbagger
~ Williams. which Blaine scored on.
The left fielder threw to the plate in
time 70 catch Blaine. had not Duff let
the ball bound BY him.
tHiac hit u grounder Ia Sheau in the
seyenth. and he fnmhled II and then
threw wild to first. letting l'niae TO
second. Davis hit IN front Of the plate
and as he started to run hit the ball
with his foot, knocking il foul, and he
was called out. Sheets went out on
q foul ily which Sylvester made nice
catch OF next TO the bleachers fence.
While Sheets was 1T the bat uuiac
seootcd down TO third Dun threw out
into the left field and Uniac continued
home
The visitors got their last tally in
the eighth. With Keenan, an third She.
an hattcd a slow grounder 10 Williams
and before he could field il keenan,
was across the plate and he threw she
an out at first Cly three men faced
Blaine IN the ninth. Bagley and Duff
both flied TO tHiac and Drake was
down, Blaine 10 Ashnloic.
The scores
fNTERCITY.
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Williams l. "a = a