St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-01

fly to right field that was good for
two bases, and Chesley singled to
right, while Connor came home on
the play Chesley was subsequently
forced out at third by Reed, and the
Clerks had two runs. The Red
Men thereupon opened fire on Gill
fillan, batting way around. Gene
Gagner signalized his return to the
game by smashing out a nice hit.
Doc Fitch and Allison both lifted
flies to left field that Audette drop
ped, and the game halted while L.
Gagner took his place. A wild
heave by Gilfllan let Joe Moore,
running for Gene Gagner, score.
Lacasse singled, filling the bases.
Lachance flied out and Tolman tried
nightly to hit safely but sGilfillan
and Carr had Fitch out at the plate.
Fred Moore cleaned up with a two
| Dagger and Cummings fly was drop
ped by Silsby. Cummings took sec
ond as Silsby Intellectually tried to
get Moore at home, from where he
stole third as Max wound UP. but he
was left when ]. Moore famed.
Score, Red Men 5, Clerks 2. The
third inning saw more fire works
with the Clerks celebrating. Kimball
was safe at first when Gene Gagner
threw wild. Silsby hit safely and
stole second. Kimball scored. Carr
found first when his third strike was
dropped by Cummings. R. Conner
flied out. Chesley hit safely, send
ing in Silsby. Carr scored on a passed
ball. Larry Gagner forced Chesley
at third. P. Connor singled to
center field and reached third while
Gagner scored in the subsequent re-
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Lacasse and Conner scored, and Gill
fillan singled, scoring Reed while
Kimball who began the inning also
ended it at first base. Score, Clerks
8, Red Men, 5. The last of the third
and the first of the fourth were short
innings and in the last of the fourth
bases on balls to Lacasse and La
chance were converted into runs,
when Silsby couldn't hold F. Moore's
drive. Score, Clerks 8, Red Men z.
In the fifth, the head of the batting
order won two more scores for the
Clerks, an error, and singles by Gill
fillan, Silsby and Carr netting three
runs. The Red Men were hitting the
ball hard in the fifth, but one hand
catch by Silsby and a clever double
by Reed and Chesley shut off the
scoring. The score:
Clerks 0 2 o 2 10
Red Men 0 O 2 O al
Batteries, Clerks, Gillfillan and Carr;
Red Men, Tolman and Cummings.
Hits, Clerks, IL; Red Men, 4. Err
rors, Clerks, 8; Red Men, IL.
Red Men st. A. c. 2
More of the T. A C. luck on Fri
day night gave the Red Men a tie for
first place. The Terminal team bump
ed Tolman for seven hits and got
two runs, while the Red Men hit
safely four times and scored five.
The first inning was disastrous to
the T. A. c. team. Scott passed F.
Moore, allowed Cummings to hit
safely and passed J. Moore. Fitch
moved up to fourth hitter, fouled
out to Levasseur, and Gene Gagner
singled and Cummings came home
when Martin lost the ball. Immedi-
ately afterwards Joe Moore tore in
from third base on Scott's wind-up
and scored cleanly. Scott then struck
out the next two batters. T. A. G.
couldn't score in the first, but in the
second they annexed one run on hits
by Scott and Martin, and a slip-up
by Joe Moore, with two down for the
Red Men. Fred Moore hit to
the right of pitcher and Scott diving
much in the manner of circus aero
bat, stopped it and recovered in time
to get Moore if Levasseur had not
dropped the throw. Moore stole sec
ond, and came home when Fisk let
Cummings pop fly drop. In the third !
Lynch's two Dagger went for naught. |
Lynch hit safely three times out of
three in this game. For the Red |
Men, an error, a hit and two bases
on balls netted but one run; while |
an error and one hit gave the freight |
sheds a run in the fourth. This ended |
the run getting. The rivalry between |
the teams and in the bleachers is
growing quite strong, and the Clerks |
were roofing for T. A. c. from the
side lines as they saw the Red Men |
win the game that tied them up. |
Good feeling prevailed all through |
the game and the crowd listened |
gaily to the repartee of the players |
and the wit of that comedian, Duffy
Lachance. The score:
Red Men 8 L 0 8 |
T. A. G. l
Batteries, Red Men, Tolman and
T. A. c. Scott and Mar
cier. Hits, Red Men, 4; T. A. c. z.
Errors, Red Men, 2; T. A. G. ..
The Standing.
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Red Men ia
Clerks TIA
Y. M. G. A. 2 . .2S6 |
T. A. G. .2S6
Games This Week.
Tonight, Red Men VS.. Y. M. G. A.
Friday, Clerks VS.. T. A. c. Monday, |
T. A. G. VS.. Y. M. c. A. Wednesday, |
Red Men VS.. Clerks.
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