The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-08
Barre Montpelier Landed On
QuigIey in the Sixth
AND BATTED OUT VICTORY
All the Eight Runs of the Game With
Burlington Saturday Were Earned.
Clemns Got Out Of Some Deep
Holes Score 5 to 8.

Barre Montpelier won great game
from Burlington at the Inter.city park
Saturday afternoon BY terrific batting
rally in the sixth inning that Melted
four runs. The game ended to q.
IQuigley was pitching a fine game for the
visitors up to the fatal sixth when the
locals opened up on him for five hits in
rapid succession, two Of which were two
baggers.
Barre Montpelier had made one score
In the fourth and the Queen Citvs had
two tallies in the fifth and added one in
the first half oil the sixth. With the
score 3 To | against them and Quigley
seemingly having All the goods neces
sary, this sudden onslaught OF tile local
batters was like rain ont Of clear sky
and the crowd OF 500 fans sat up and
yelled Clemns, the Intercitys south.
paw pitcher and right fielder, was ia the
box and though he was hit fGr total Of
twelve bases he kept the bin4Ies scatter
ed and was especially effective when men
were on bases which was the case in all
but two Of the innings.
The rain which started to fall soon
after the game began made il hard fo;
the pitchers though no serious results
happened from throwing the wet ball
The locals made the only error in the
game. Sanders let the ball roll between
| his legs once and Fraser dropped a throw
at first. Ball was out Of the game on
account of lame knee and Shea took
his stand behind the bat. Shea has
caught behind the rubber before and
VA H.s5f
season he did excellent work. Henry
Carlo of Montpelier. who has played two
games this season with the Plattsburg
team was in the right field for the To-
Gals on account Of Clemns being in the
box.
Sanders. Murphy and Fraser worked
out double play in the fourth that was
good to see and Clemns' remarkable
work III pulling himself out Of tight
places was q feature of the game.
All the runs of both teams were earn
ed and they happened as follows: Cotter
was up first for the locals in the fourth
and went out on an assist by the pitcher.
Fraser died on grounded 10 first. Shea
then started the ball rolling by rapping
out single by second and Wherry who
ran for him succeeded in stealing the
second sack, from where lie scored on
Clemns' two,bagger TO the right fence.
MOnahan famed.
In the ffth Locke opened for the visi-
tors with single TO center field and
was sacrificed to second By Quigley,
where he then scored on McCarthy's
double TO the center fence. Jennings
went out on a grounder to Harris and
Leighton then raped out a single 20
right that scored Mccarthy. Leighton
was put out in attempting TO 20 to sec.
ond on the throw to the plate, Shea
throwing him out easily.
In the sixth Burlington made her last
tally on double by Sing who stole
third and scored on Gingras' single
In the last half 81 this inning after
Harris had flied ont to first, Cotter start
ed Quigley's downfall by rapping out a
clean double to left field Fraser fol.
lowed with single to right that scored
Cotter Fraser was then brought home
on Shea's double TO right field. Clemns
continued the race for the victory by
sending out clean single to right that
brought home Shea, Clemns getting to
second on the throw 10 The plate and
scoring on Monahans single into the LETT
garden. Sanders then flied out to left,
and Cagbo ended the inning on an as.
sist by short
In the last two innings the locals went
out in order Burlington had good
chance TO do something in the eighth
when they got runner 20 second with
no one down. But he made weak at
tempt 10 steal third and was thrown out
i by Shea. Rudolph then got free pass
to first but was caught trying TO steal
second and Gingras closed it by fouling
out to Harris. In the ninth they went
out in order.