The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
HITS AT RIGHT TIME
WERE NOT FORTHCOMING
Goddard Lost to the Woodmen Of Gran
iteville Yesterday Afternoon, to 2
Visitors Hit Ball at the
Right Time.

The snappy Woodmen's ball team OF
Graniteyilie defeated Goddard seminary
on her own grounds yesterday after
noon BY score 81 ! to u N was a
closely contested game with the honors
about even. Both teams played loose
ball at times, but Goddard's inability
TO hit the husky pitcher from the .hilp'
when hits meant runs II the whole
history of The game. G;oadard had 4
total Of six hits and the Woedmen seven
and both teams made six errors, one of
Goddard's errors letting in n rim. Two
Of the visitors scores were earned while
tsoddard's were all helped along BY dr.
rors. Booth for Goddard struck out ten
men. bnt he was hit for two doubles,
which let in score each time. Dona-
hue at second played the star game for
the visitors, covering his ground like q
veteran and having Nix pat outs and four
assists ID his credit and one error, which
did no damage.
Goddardtscored first, getting III a tally
in the third Booth WAS up first and
singled and in attempting to steal sec
ond he got 20 third on Comolli's wild
throw to second. Olsen also singled
and Booth scored. Dutton singled and
stole second. but Berry closed the In.
ming BY tanning.
Both sides tailed once in the fourth.
Ross, the FIRST up for the visitors, fan
ned. Comolli raped out single and
Comiskey advanced him to second with
fass. 81 NJ
molli stole third. While Pirie was bat
ting C0miskey started to 10 to second
and Berry threw down. Olsen running
IN to take the throw If Comoli started
home. Comolli didn't start, but Smith
failed to cover second in thine TO get
the bali and it rolled out to I'ilden,
and ComuIli then scored. pirie famed,
making the third man to strike out in
that inning.
In Csoddard's half Pickering was the
first man TO bat and he lined out q
single and got to second on Fraser's
letting the ball bound through his hands.
Smith went ont on 4 aroundcr to third
and Pickering went 10 third on the
throw to first. Tilden hit grounder
through the first baseman's hands and
Pickering scored. Little and Booth we're
both easy outs.
Neither side scored again until the
sixth, when the visitors got in one and
tied the score Craig singled and scored
on Conolli's two-baggcr after Ross had
gone out. Comiskey and Fraser both
fouled out to the catcher. Goddard
missed good chance to score in this
inning. Berry. the first mp, raped o'st
u three bagger Pickering went out on
a grounder to Comiskcy and while Smith
was batting Berry gave him the signal
to bunt the ball as ran in, but Smith
did not even swing his bat at the ball
and Berry ran IN SO far that the catcher
caught him. Smith aied cut to Dona-
hue.
III the eighth. the WoJanen got their
winning run on single by ComoIli
and Iomiskey's two bagger, which
brought him home. In tie ninth Cod
dard made a rally and had good chance
to win out if they could have hit the ball
after Smith had pounded, out two-
baggcr. Pickering was the first 70 90
out on iiy to left field. Smith raped
out his double and I'ilden struck out.
Little got bit by the pitcher and it
was then up TO Booth to make hit,
but he went out easily on grounder
20 Comiskey.
The epatp.