The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-17

II, as Cosby 1T the bali roll through
him.
Goddard, however. more than eYeuee
this up in their half BY scoring thres
runs scampini opened the inning witt
single and stole second. Sector BY
to the pitcher and Scamp was thrown
out at third Sector stole second anq
Smith drew a pass. CHUCK" Spauldine
then damned two. bagger over the letl
aed fence that scored Sector, Accord
ing TO the ground rules on this kind OF q
hit, Smith had 70 hang up at third
Cosby flied out 10 center and Berry
bit 20 the pitcher, who threw TO hrst
SWEET let tho ball through his hands and
both Smith pnd spaulding scored. Wish
art flied out to the catcher.
In the third inning the visitors got in
two runs and tied the score, bunch
Of three singles and a sacrifice scoring
Murphy and O1keefe. In Goddard's halt
Lee, Seampini and Sector famed, leaY.
ing Boynton az second. which he reached
on an error and a passed ball.
IN The last Of the fourth Goddard took
the lead with three tallies, Smith get.
ting first ON the pitchers tumble and be-
ing forced 10 second on Spaulding's walk,
A wild pitch sent them around another
base. Cosby went out on an assist to
the pitcher, and Smith scored. Berry
then raped out single into right, scor-
inq Spaulding Berry stole second and
scored on Wisharts double over the
left fence Lee liied ont to the pitcher.
Goddard added one more in the hfth.
Boynton opened with a single and was
sacrificed to second by Scampini Sector
famed. but two Dagger over the left
fence BY Smith sent B0ynton across the
plate. Spaulding famed.
Burlington got their last point in the
sixth when Hamilton landed on the ball
again and sent IL over the center iielder's
head and down the bank for a home run.
Chausse famed SWEET singled into cen
ter. Murphy popped up ily towards
first, which Smith caught and ran across
the first sack for a neat double play,
unassisted, SWEET having started Oh first
for second
Burlington went ont ID order Ia it's
half Of the next two innings, but In
the last half Of the eighth Goddard land
ed ON Chausse and cinehed the game
Sector, the first man up. started the
trouble for Chausse BY sealing the left
fence for q two-sacker and Smith fol-
lowed with another in the same place,
scoring Sector Spsulding hit to the
pitcher and Smith was caught between
second and third, but got to third on
Rookwell's dropping the ball as it was
being thrown back and forth with
Hughes. Shiua singled into left, scoring
Smith.
Capt O'Reefe then took Chausse out
and called in Sampson from center field.
He was unable. however, TO stem the
tide and Berry landed on him for sim
gle In the meantime Spaulding scored
on the pitchers throw to second to catch
Shina. Wishart drew base on balls
Lee then worked the squeeze play to
perfection, tapping the ball al the pitch.
er just as shina was nearing the plate
Lee was thrown out at lirst. In an at.
tempt OF catch Berry OF third, sampson
threw wild and both Berry and Wishart
scored. Husky" Boynt0a then GOT
good share Of his 200 pounds behind his
bat and Iammed out q three saoker into
deep left Scampiui hit in front Of the
plate and Sampson threw wild 70 the
catcher, scoring Boynton Sector flied
out to center and Smith, the eleventh
man to bat ia the inning, went ont on
an assist BY 0Keefe. ending the IN
ming
The visitors tried hard in the ninth,
but q pretty double play shut them out
With one down. SWEET got FIRST on
Shina's wild throw to first and went to
second on Murphys single 10 left
0'Keefe hinged 4 hot erounder at Wish
art, which he fumbled, and SWEET
reached third Hughes then hit TO
Smith, who threw to Berry cutting out
SWEET, and Berry completed the double
by throwing out Hughes At first.