The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
DOUBLE WIN
ON DIAMOND
Montpelier Ball ToSSerS We're
to the Good
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OVER ASHMORE'S TEAM
Forenoon Game Went to Montpelier Eas-
lily by Score Of to barre Threw
Away Second Game in Fourth
Inning on Errors
OVER ASHMORE'S TEAM

Il
tosscrs Of Montpelier won both games
played at the lntercity park Saturday
in their first meeting with the Barre
aggregation headed By jim Ashmore,
tho former Northern Lacquer The morn
ing game, which was called at 1850
o'clock, resulted in score Of 5 to !,
and the second game, at 3 in the
afternoon, went to AloatpeIier's credit
by score OF &c 8 at the emu Of the
tenth inning.
There was an attendance of about 200
people ut each Of the games and much
interest was displayed in the players,
who, considering that it was che first
real try.out, put up an enjoyable exhibit
ton of the game. Nearly all Of the
Montpelier players having played to.
gcther On the Montpelier high school
teams in the past few years, had that
advantage over the Barre team, many Of
whose members had never played to-
gether before, bat did ereditable work
under the circumstances and showed that
they would soun be in shape TO put up
some matches against their opponents
that will re well worth watching.
Therianlt pitched remarkable game
for Montpelier in the morning game,
allowing but three safe hts, two OF those
coming in the fifth, when Barre scored
its only run. Montpelier executed two
pretty double plays during the game,
and in the afternoon game Barre went
them one better, making tire doubles
that were good to see and which pulled
them out of tight holes Vie. Brown
pitched the first four innings OF the
forenoon game for Barre and seven of
AIontpelier's run were made of him. He
was hit rather hard and also gave seven
bases on balls. Knapp relieved him in
the fifth and only one run and one hit
was made oil him.
The Forenoon Game.
Montpelier scored once in the first
inning after two were out on a double
play, IewIe being thrown out at first
by Duncsp ard Ashmore threw out
Waketield, ssgllptjng to make third.
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then rapppe gacss 7 ~ $3.50 ,passss !,
into center neId and Qfa. io', s.5o's
with apof Ter double in the - -
scoring aegsie. Crapowk as cau
tempting to steal third.
Montpelier got three more in the tIbs :
on errors and Brown's1 three passes to-
first. Wakefield WALKED and went 10
second On Browns Wild throw to first
and went to third Oh Towle's scratch
hit towards third. fieggie walked and
Wakefield was eaneHt off the base on
throw BY Brown Qrapo then drove out
a long fly to CarswAlI in left field, which
was mufFed. anY TowIe and Heggie
scored. Mcinti@ walked and Pierce
singled into lefti scoring Grape. Recette
and Reed flied 2out,
LIN the fourth Montpelier made three
runs again (After Theriault had died
on an ASSIST BY Smith, Wakefield got
first on Nburray's tumble and Towle
was passed. to first. Heggic flied out
to Fishef Knapp was unable to hold
Crapo's ,Shlt into center field and Wake.
field geored. Mclntire singled to right.
scor4Kig Hargie and Grape Pierce went
out qsn bunt to the pitcher.
Inf the first half Of the fourth, Barre
made her lone run of the game. Knapp,
thR FIRST man up, raped out " clean
into left and scored on Ash
flores single to right. Smith drove a
finer between third and short which
Crapo pulled In with one and doubled
Ashrorc Oft seeoud. Duncan flied out
To right,
With Knapp in the box, Montpelier
60 one more run in the sixth. Reggie