The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
COLLEGIANS
FELL DOWN
Outbatted Goddard But Lost
IS to 4
RAN LIKE ICE WAGONS
Middlebury Men Hit Spence for Ia Safe
Drives and Then Scored But One
Earned Run Yesterday Ar
ternoon.


Goddard seminary defeated the Mid
llebHry college team Oh the local camp
~ yesterday afternoon hy tile score of
Ii5 to 4. For il college team, Middle
bury put up the slfnmest exhibition
'0f baseball playing seen ia this city
for 4 long time. The becfy collegians
ran bases like Ike wagons and ilsed.
pour Judgment in nearly every attempt.
After making twelve hits with 4 total
of sixteen bases, they made one earned
sam mud had eleven men LETT on bases
spence, Who pitched for Goddard, kept
the hits we'll scattered and Ill critical
times His pitching was very effective
Goddard did her greatest work Of the
season With the stick. making ninc hits
with d total III seventeen bases, and All
of these hits came III the three innings
iii which the scoring was dpyc- Olsen
especially had his batting clothes Dii.
His two.hagger ia the second brought
in oAe ran; his home run III the third
brought III four runs; and his three
baager III Che seventh let iii three tai
lies. Altogether he WAS responsible for
eight of Eoddard's thirteen runs Shep*
ard. who went mot the box for Mid
dlebpry first, hit two men in the second
inning, and the Goddard batters landed
on him f0f three doubles, scoring five
runs. He was relieved IN the third by
Taylor. bilt Goddard had the batting
craze and there MAS no stopping them.
rwo singles. base on balls and first
base on an error gave one run and with
three men on the bases Olsen pounded
out his home run over the bank in left
! field, totalling five more runs in this
inning Taylor settled down then and
held Goddard until the seventh, when
with the bases full, Olsen smashed out
triple for three runs. Fonr Of God
slafsi's runs were earned. Middicbury
rot III her four tallics one at time
/ ii Tie third, fourth. fifth and sixth
innings.
The rnns were made in the following
manner. III the second inning Goddard
had ten men up 10 bat. ]. Berry was
EtlTe first one mp and he was hit by
the pitcher. s. Berry. who followed
him, also got lit. Booth went out,
pitcher to first. and the two Berrys went
around one base. shepard made q halk
and j. Berry scored Oh il. Smith then
raped out two. bageer, scoring $. Bcr-
~. 1ilden got base ON balls and
Spence scored Smith and Tilden with
two-haggeF, Olsen followed suit with
Ia tiird double, scoring Spence. Vivian
/ flied ont and Dutton got first on a
ground hit md j. Berry was out, pitcher
To first.
Mildlelnry got her first tally in the
third. Ratfi the first man up. hit for
1.-Two bases. Taylor singled. advancing
Ratti one hase J. Berry threw down
ta second 10 catch Taylor stealing, and
Ratti scored. Beane rot first on 5.
Beiry's tumble of his grouudcr. Taylor
attempted to steal third and was thrown
out by ]. Berry Holmes fouled ont to
lJ. Berry and Coleman struck out.
For Goddard s. Berry WAS ~ first
anA went ont. second ID first Booth
singled and stole SECOND. Smith singled
To center. scoring Booth. and Smith got
10 secensl on the center iieider's error
III not stopping the ball Tilden got
his base on balls for tile second time,
and Spence reached first on the left
fieIder's muff Of hi III. filling the bases.
0lsen's home run then came at The most
opportme time, clearing the bases. Wv
ian struck ont aud Dutton flied out to
left field
III the fourth Vaughan for Niildlc.
bury got ffee base and stole second.
Cove fouled out ta s. Berry. who made
b good catch. Shepard drew free
pass to FIRST and Ilayford hit q ground
NJ To Spence who ficlded the hill 100
eIoMly % catch Vaughan at third, iill
ling the bases. Ratti, who heuds the
batting list, rappcd an easy groundcr
to :. Berry, who threw Vaughan ont
Eat tAe piatc ]. iiefrg returned the BAH
lse third IL catch shepard, but threw
INia and Shepard scored. Hayford at
tempted tn follow shepard around the
iai*es, bat Niyian got the ball 10 the
pHie in time toN shirt olli another, run.
Holmes Knocked III ihc visitefa run iu
tlle Hftt. With one mar ont, Beane
got q Hfst on tIy which Nisian drop
ited and scored on Holmes three bagger.
tolemuf and Vaughan both flied ont. 4
itNoAagJcr and D single IN the slNth
gaYe Inc visitors another tally. whiclf
wls their list.
Eooth WAS FIRST up for Goddard IN
tbe seventh and got FIRST on an error
by thc short stop, who let the ground
lhit 80 through him Smith singled and
stole Second, Booth having got 70 third
Oh the hit. Tilden flied out 70 short
md Spence drew four balls, filing the
bases, ihe pitcher pniposely letting him
WALL evidently thinking 1t satcr 10 take
llis chances striking out Olsen, but that
Sramaster disappointed him IN tapping
i triple down tic first base line, scoring
lhe three funiers tllspn tried 10 score
pn NivIan's hit to the pitcher, and was
PIT ont. Button Mcnt out on i ground
eF % third. ending tho inning, and the
scoring for thc remainder of the game.
The seore
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