The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-19
K. OF C.'S WON
FROM PIRATES
Lanes Won From Hibbards in
Saturdays Ball Games
AT INTER CITY PARK
Both Games Showed Surprisingly Good
Ball--Extra Inning Required to
Decide the Game Between the
Knights and the Pirates.
AT INTER. CITY PARK

Two interesting and well played base
ball games were played at the Interoity
park Saturday afternoon between four
teams in The newly organized Intercity
league, The teams were the Iiibbards,
Lanes and Pirates OF Montpelier and
knights Of Columbus OF Barre The
Lanes defeated the IIibbards. 3 to / and
the X. Of CTS defeated the Pirates, Z
to 8. The games We're shortened to sew
EN- innings, though ii took eight innings
to decide the game between the knights
and the Pirates, the score standing .
To ) at the end Of the seventh The
teams are made up of many OF the best
amateur players in the two cities and
played surprisingly good ball in Satur
DAYS games, which were witnessed with
much interest BY the small crowd Of
fans present. Til the game between the
Hibbards and the Lanes the latter team
put up a particularly stiff game, and
but for one bad inning would have shut
out their opponents. Their three field
ing errors in succession in the fourth
allowed Webb Of the Hibbards, ex-ball
player and sporting editor Of the Mont
pelier journal to make the only tally
Of that team The Lanes did not score
either, until the fourth when LaForrest
drew pass, went to second on a wild
pitch and scored ON Paines double to
right Paine also scored on Chamber
lain's error in failing to stop Pierces
grounder. The Lanes scored once more
III the sixth, Cross getting to first on
Webb's error and scoring on Paine's sins
gle to right. Henson was in the box
~. All ..ntxs t,x4a.
hits, both being made by Paine. But
they came at Just the right time to
count for scores. TheriauIt. the former
Montpelier high school pitcher, was the
box artist for the lanes, and allowed
six hits, half Of them being two baggers,
but they were too widely scattered to
be effective.
The Second Game
In the game between the Knights and
the Pirates, Murray scored for the
knights in the first inning and Nicora
tailed in the third. and in the first
half of the 9th the knights scored three
more runs. Peltier and Celia scored and
Mariani knocked out homer that went
into the river by the end Of the left
field fence, making the score five TO
nothing, but in the last half Of this in
ming the Knights fell down IN their field
ing and allowed the Pirates TO tie the
score lmlah passed the first man and
hit the next. Bennett dropped a fly in
his fields filing the bases. Imlah
missed catching throw from first and
Williams scored from third Celia threw
wild 70 the plate in fielding Hepburn's
ground hit, and Thompson and Mcmahon
crossed the plate Knight singled to
right, scoring Hepburn, and Huntington
singled to right, scoring knight. Mel.
Their side could score in the next two
innings. In the eighth imIah walked
and stole second and third, scoring on
GraveIin's single. Gravelin stole second
and scored on Johnson's hit to center
This ended the scoring for the knights
and though the Pirates got two on the
bases with no one out, they We're able
to tally but once, Buck being caught
at second Williams scored on McMa
hons single, and the next two men were
easy outs.