The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-03
Hanover Independents Defeated
by Barre A. c., 9 to 2
MAKING A FINE EXHIBITION
Davidson Held the Collegians Safely
After the First Inning and the Locals
Connected with Weare's Delivery
in Savage Fashion.

With two men down in the opening
Inning of the final game of the series be-
tween Charles Fl. Duhley's Hanover In
dependents and the Barre Athletic club,
the colegians got to Davidson and
pounded out three hits, aided by base
on balls, which resulted in their two
tallies in a to defeat. Davidson then
struck his gait and moved his opponents
down in a manner that pleased over
four hundred admirers of the Barre team.
He had the visitors guessing the remain
der of the game ,as they hit four balls
out of the infeld, two OF which were
clean base hits.
Weare who held the local team to a
six-inning tie in the afternoon game Me-
mortal day, was sent to the firing line
by the sporting goods man. He was not
SO effective as he was on his initial APP
pearance. The Barre club denied his
servings with viciousness when hits
meant runs. He had an excellent curve,
but did not have the necessary steam
to check swatters of the ealibre Of the
Barre club.
The strain of the last three games
played by the teams told on the players,
who seemed to have lost their accus-
toned snap. The Barre club fielded clean
~. only having one error, while the New
Hampshire bunch played loose when not
at bat w. Johnston, Barre's star third
sacker, who is the most consistent player
on the team, turned in spotless field
ing score at the end of the game. The
old Spaulding man accepted nine chances
without slip-up. lie made eight as
sists, many of which were scooped up on
the run. Taplin was sent behind the bat
in the fifth inning relieving Fowie,
whose left hand was badly swollen, after
catching Malcolm the day before. The
elongated East Barre boy found no diff
Guilty in holding the Barre twirler.
Mute, Tonguay and Davidson were the
leaders in the afternoons hitting. The
former slammed out three safeties and
the last two connected for two each.
Roland, Dudley's third baseman. was the
only man who managed to fathom the
curves of the local mound sman. He sens
out two clean drives.
With two out in the initial round
Roland hit safely to left and advanced to
second when Bernstein was passed. Niles
prodded to right, and Roland counted.
Bernstein made third on the play and
Niles the middle station. Plummer sent
the big first baseman in with a neat
hit to left. Davidson frightened and
famed Norris.
Tonguay reached the initial sack in
the second on Roland's bIunder, took
second on the pitchers blind attempt TO
catch him mapping, and slipped to third
when Fowlie hit to left. Both runners
crossed the threshold on their slabster's
two-bagger over left Geld fence. Mute
scored his pitcher on clean drive to the
fence.
In the third, r. Johnston raped out
safe one to left, swiped second and
wormed to third on fielder's choice. |
Mckenzie was passed Tonguay came
along with timely hit over second, r. |
Johnston and Wright tallying. Fowlie |
was safe on the shortstop's error. Mac
terminated at the plate on Davidson's |
fielder's choice. The Barre team now
assumed commanding lead and glided
along the rest of the distance without
danger, augmenting their score by two
more counters. The score: