The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
MONTPELIER
LEFT FIELD
And Umpire Marianni Award
ed Game to Goddard
WAS CALLED BAD NAMES
First Meeting Of the Year Between Two
Rival seminaJies Resulted in Wran-
gle With Montpelier Leading
the Goddard Team.
WAS CALLED BAD NAMES

With Goddard az bat and two men
ont in the last half oil the ninth inning,
The score then standing ] u III Mont
pelier seminary's favor, the Montpelier
team put up an unreasonable and en-
tifeIy nncalIed for kick against Umpire
Mariani, and because he put Bigelow ont
Of the game for ungentlrmanly talk,
picked up her bats and left the iield.
Umpire Mariani then gave the game
played at the lntercity park saturday
afternoon, til Goddard on forfeit. Mont
pelers hasty action in kicking at the
umpire and failure To play the game
let d man actually walk ia home from
third while the catcher had the ball III
his hand and this was certainly some
thing for which they have no one 70
blame but themselves.
Both Teams had been playing good,
interesting ball and up To The eighth In.
ming ii had looked like ii sure shntout
for Goddard. But in the eighth, Clark.
who went into bat for Goodere, beat
out a hit til short after Little and Booth
had gone nuf. Olsen then drove hit
by the second haseman. The right field
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catch Clark The third haseman, Shma,
let the bali get through his hands, and
Ii went several feet behind him. Clark
started for the home plate, but The
short stop got the BAH and threw 20
RigeIow, who touched Clark several feet
off the base Umpire Mariani called
Clark safe at the plate, az ne said Shina
had purposely blocked the runner as
he was leaving third. Montpelier put
up Il vigorous kick against the decision
and kept Ii up until the finish
The ninth inning opened with the
score , 10 in Montpelier's favor and
the first three men up for Montpelier
We're easy outs Dngton, the first man
To hat for Goddard, went out pitcher
10 first. Bali. the ex-Intefcity catcher,
who was IN the box for Montpelier. gave
j. Berry bis base on balls and he got
10 second on passed hall BY Bige.
low Tilden Knocked hot groilnder to
Shina at third and he fumbled ii, nlden
getting safe to first on the error Berry
was held at second. While Smith was
striking out. Berry and Tilden executed
i pretty double steal, getting 10 third
and second. Little got base on balls
and the bases were full. Ii was very
easy 10 see that Montpelier was ner-
youS Ball continued to he wild and
had pitched two Wild ONES To Booth.
on the next throw Umpire Mariani call.
ed ball, but Booth dropped his bat and
started for first, thinking il was four
balls. Bigelow and Ban al once jumped
out Of their boxes, surprising that Mari
ami had called four balls, and was going
to give Booth his base. Berry walked
in from third while the catcher stood
~ his base with the BAH ia his hand,
bat he did not touch Berry
Then, before Nariani could send Booth
back TO hat the whole Montpelier team
and bunch u Montpelier rootcTs were
crowding around him enrsing him for d
statement which he said he was not
guilty Of making. The Montpelier catch
cr, Bigelow, became 20 excited that he
called the umpire names that are not
found in a Sunday school paper. and
Mariani expelled him from the game.
Montpelier then left the field and Mari.
ana declared the game forfeited to God
dard Montpelier got her three runs
IN the third inning on a base, on balls,
two singles and a wild throw TO the
plate.
The nncompleted score.