The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-11
And Turned Tables On ST.
Michael's College
BOOTH PITCHED WELL
Collins Tried Harris and Visitors Hit
Him in lunches, While Bender
Kept the Same Number Of
Hits Scattered.

The strong st. AIichael's college team
Iof Burlington, which is said 10 be olt
this season for the championship of
the state and which defeated Goddard
at Burlington Oh April 2sth by score
Of & to h, had to bite the dust yester-
day afternoon an the local campus IN
her second gaiae with Goddard. the
seminary winning ont BY q score of
7 70 3. The game, on the part Of Scd
dard, was the best played 81 the sea
SON. Not All error was chalked mp
against them. while the visitors were
credited with three
Booth was III the box for Goddard
and pitched an excellent game. striking
out twelve men and several times puff
ing out of narrow holes by superb
pitching. lIc was Nil for only five seat
tered singles lhibuc. st. Michael's
hcefy pitcher, who tried ont for the
lntercitv team last year but did not
make good, was not the puzzle To the
Goddard batters that he was IN the
first game 1T Burlington. Though be-
was hit for only four safe ones, the
hits came iust al the right time for
e
out three Dagger which brought in
one run and Dutton pounded the ball
over the right field hank for home
RIM in The eighth inning. Four Of
Booths free passes To first were given
to Dubur, who terrorized Goddard ~
burlington BY home run and other
heavy biting, and they decided ii was
wiser to lei him have free ticket this
time.
In the first inning, Goddard got an
encouraging start BY 4 gift Of three
rams when McKinxie, ST. Michae's sec.
end baseman, threw wild over the home
plate and let in three runs For God
dard, Olsen had walked and Vivian sac
rifieed him 10 second button got irst
on three strikes. the catcher letting the
ball by him, and Dutt0n went 10 third.
J. Berry then sent grounder TO sec
ond and the basfman got the ball cas-
ily. but ia throwing to the plate to
catch Olsen the bali went way above
the catchef's head and down over tn I
bank 10 the right sf the back stop.
Dutton and J. Berry also crossed the
plate before the ball was returned.
From then on till the sixth il was a
pitchers battle. In thr second inning
Goddard had the bases full with two
out and Dutton had chance to bring
III some runs, but the nearest he got
20 hit was a pop hy to the second
basemnris hands
In the sixth inaina St Michaers made
the game more exciting BY getting in
two runs F Whelan, the first man
F.r an "a 4
to first. McKinzie got to first on a
hit INST back Of Smith who made a
good try for and got his hands onto
Il, but was unable to hold il. McMa-
hon heat out a hit in front Of the plate
and Mckenzie 10 third.
While Duhuc was getting ono of his
free passes, J Berrv 'et low pitch
get by him and Mcmahon scored. Larn-
cr and Liberty both famed out
In the next inning. Goddard put the
handouts 10 the game By getting in
three runs J. Berry fouled out. s.
/ Berry was hit by the pitcher and went
to third on passed hall by the patcher.
Tilden famed $. Berry got 10 third
on another passed ball and scored on
the eatcher's third passed ball Booth
walked and stole second ard third Clark
bit 10 third. who folded zoo slow To
| first. arid Booth scored. Smith then
scored Clark with a three -baegeis Olsen
famed
st. Michael's made her last score in
the eighth. Mckenzie singled TO center
and stole second McMshon raped out
another single snd Diibnc walked M
FOR his free ticket On d wild pitch
Mckenzie scored aud Berry threw the
hall to second 10 catch Dubue. but was
too late. and Smith returned the bal
inst in time to catch Mcmahon at the
plate. buttons home run in Goddard
half Of this inning ended the Scoring O
tho game.
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