The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-28
ORLEANS BEAT
LYNDONVILLE
BY 3TO SCORE
Dan Beor and Henry Stat
ford are Stars of Best
Game of Season

Through tie mastertul twirling OF
Dan Beol and the timely hitting and
wide awake base running OF Henry
Stafford, the Orleans baseball team
defeated Lyndonville by a score OF J
to at skinner Athletic Park in Or
leans on Friday afternoon in one Of
the fastest Games seen in that village
this season. More than 500 enthus-
iastic fans witnessed the nip and
tuck struggle of the two strong az
pre@ations and left the grounds well
satisfied that they had seen then
tull moneys worth.
fridays victory for Orleans was
even more brilliant because Of the
fact that the players from that town,
for the first time. were able to take
the measure of Henry Thormahlen
Sherbrookc's tar left handed finger
who all summer LONG has been n re-
me5is to all batters that faced him
The wonder from South Boston
Mass, has been in numerous differ
ent uniforms during the course of The
aeason ard strangely he has been in
the box against Orleans on several
occasions but heretofore has been
successful in setting them down. But
Yesterday everything was as it should
have been. Orleans was celebrating
their Tooth anniversary and the ball
players were doing their share to cell
citrate by putting up a performance
par excellence.
Brother Bcor had lots of stuff on
the old pill Yesterday but despite the
fact he was WORKING rood, he might
rot have been 50 fortunate had his
team mates not been behind him So
Idly. Every man on the team was a
veritable atoncwall in the line of ie-
tense end this fine work in the field
attributed greatly, to Beor's success.
It would not be fair to give particu-
lar credit 10 any fielder, unless it j.
"Chick" Bassett because everyone
OF the bows performed well. The
back stop of the Orleans outfit
CAUGHT Bcor with perfect ease and
played all around wonderful game
1 His pegs to second were as fine as
We're even sen and more than once
they cut down runners who attempt
ed to steal. Several times it was
these perfect throws that pulled
Beor out of holes he was unlucky
enough to oct into.
ThOmahlen also twirled an ex-
cellent came. ALLOWING only four scat
tered hits. However, his defense
broke down in several spots end
this went 4 lone way toward aiding
hi defeat. There was but one earned
run in the whole game and that was
made by Orleans in the eighth inn
ING when Henry Stafford hammered
out a two bageer bringing in George
Montgomery, who was running, fol
Bassctt. The catcher had lust pre-
viouslv Knocked out single. OF the
fou hits off Thormahlen, three were
made by Stafford. who was q perfect
stranger to the Sherbrooke pitchers
delivery.
Younr Sbcror of Jvndonville had
! a field day If bat, knocking out three
eafc.ies while Fitzpatr;ck followed
clo civ wi,h two safe binqles. Sherc1
also pl2vod Good came at second
base. krockinc down come very swift
oncr AMI oettjrq his man at the hap,
Both teams cot Il run in the initial
/ frame and from then on there were
no moe runs made until the sixth
Shcrer W. the first man nm in tho
fr,f inr,ao Deor shot over Two very
pretty drous that had the battcl
/ FOOLED. Int then sent over STRAIGHT
which I've J,vndonvi)le how nastod fo1
! NJ. c,4 n,
f,n,blod U97ard'; oronndo,, and
! GhrIe,.t,,lr fLird Thor}nohlen came
4 thronob vim \ nice eingln md Sher-
q, c~os.od tho matte F;t1natTick
died n Eoo. uegard wac conpbt of
s ,,c and wa, ninnod pooT - Ioe
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