The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-10
After Holding Southemers Seven
Innings Carrick Exploded
MANY ERRORS WERE MADE
In 9Th Inning the Team from Baltimore
Romped Away with Game Which the
Barre Team Seemed to Have
Well in Hand.

For seven innings the Barre Athletic
club led the university of Maryland
baseball team yesterday afternoon in
their game on the seminary campus and
when the visitors came to bat in their
portion OF the eighth chapter, the score
stood 4 to 2. Then with one man down,
they went at Carrick with vengeance
and, aided by an error, sent four runs
over the home base. At this stage Car
rick was derricked and Davidson was
sent onto the scene as an emergency
man. One more run was scored by the
visitors through an error. Five runs in
this session together with the two made
earlier in the contest were sufficient for
the boys from the state OF Maryland
to win. The final score was I to 5.
This was the first game that the visit
ing team has played on their invasion
through the north. The visiting aggre-
cation OF ball tosser8 hail from Balti-
more and are rated as one of the fast
est baseball combinations in the south.
Their score book shows victories over
strong southern college teams that base
ball enthusiasts in this section keep
tabs on yearly. After practically hav-
ing the game sewed up, it was hard
pill for the home lads to suffer defeat.
Every man was on his toes and took
advantage of every slip made by the
visitors. The result was that they
scored five runs on as many hits. In
the last half of the ninth inning the
fans were all on their feet and roofing
hard for the boys to start batting
rally.
O'Neil, formerly at Middlebury college,
was the box artist used by the Mary
land nine He had plenty of smoke
and good control, five hits were all the
local lads could touch him for. Carrick
the old Rutland southpaw was on the
firing line for the home aggregation, and
pitched good ball until the fatal eighth
inning. Although total of eleven hits
were obtained off the portsider. he was
cool and used his head to the best adj
vantage with men on the bases.
The disastrous eighth might never
have happened if the outfelders had
not been playing so deep. The instruc-
tons We're, however, to lay for the
heavy hitting outfit from Maryland
Tonguav of the Barre team was the
individual fielding star. This man has
a powerful whip and twice he made
good use of it by catching runners adj
vancing by excellent throws. In one
round he caught Butler trying to reach
third from first on Ruhl's bngle to right
and again in the fourth Jenkins was
nipped at the plate in an attempt to
score from second on Humdard's safety
into right. A double play unassisted,
by Mute in the first and catch of
Texas Lacquer in back of second base
by Jenkins were other features in the
field.
Barre was the first to score, sending
one run over in the opening round. Mute
was passed and after stealing second and
third, counted on w. Johnstons out at
first. The visitors evened up in the next |
inning. jenkins hit safely to right, pill |
fered second and took station three when |
the base was left uncovered on Beau |
champs foul Nitsch brought jenkins |
home with a timely single to right.
Barre made their second counter in |
the fourth w. Johnston reached first |
on pass and then stole second. Mary.
lands bacl<stop then pulled off a bone
ntdu pay Nv LBipNifg To HTSJ HIIer
r. Johnston had refused to run on
dropped third strike, the first baseman
threw to third to catch w. Johnston,
but the throw across the diamond was
wild and Johnston scored
Barre added another point to their
tally column in the fifth Tonguay
reached first base on Humdard's error.
stole the middle station and took third
or passed ball. He crossed the plate
when Carrick was thrown out at first
by Butler on the hit and run play.
Maryland counted for the second time
in the sixth session. Jenkins went to
the initial station on felder's choice.
stole second and reached third on a wild
pitch. He scored when W. Johnston al \
lowed Beauchamp's drive to get by him.
The down town boys made their fourth
and last run in the last part of this in
ming. Fowlie knocked out three sacker
and crossed the plate when the short
stop threw wild to catch him off the
base. The visitors pelted the ball in
the eighth for keeps and sailed the
game. The score: