The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-19
WILD THROWS
COST GAME
Barre Defeated by Tenth Cav
airy Team Saturday
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scampini Pitched Good BAN for Home
Team and Deserved to Win the
Game-visitors Earned Only
One Run.
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Three wild throws in the eighth In
ming lost Saturday afternoons game for
the Barre team, and the 10th cavalry
colored gentmen went back to their bar
racks ehuckling over their luck. The
score was to 8, but il was only for
that hare.up in the eighth that the game
did not end 3 to IN Bares favor.
scampini did the twirling for Barre, and
his work was such that the loss Of the
game can by no means be laid up TO
him Only one Of the visitors runs was
earned, and that was their first tally in
the second inning, when Daley laced out
homer with the bases empty. Their
other three runs were let in by the only
two errors made in the game.
The soldiers used two pitchers, Tucker,
who started the game, betting taken ont
in the fifth, after allowing three short
hits that filled the bases. Bradley sue
ceeded him, while Gabelloni was at bat.
Cab. raped slow grounder TO short
that scored Scampini Bradley then held
Barre from any more scores during the
rest Of the game. The soldiers put mp
a fine game in the field, playing without
an error Scamp. famed nine Of the
soldiers and allowed only five scattered
hits and deserved to WIN the game.
Barre got lis first tally in the opening
inning. Maiden, who headed the batting
order, raped out fy, which struck
under the right field fences and before
the ball could be returned he had cireled
the bases, but had to 90 back to second
on the ground rules. After L. Wright
and Lee had been put out. Gabelloni
placed safe hit in left field, scoring
Maiden from second. The cavalry team
eyened up the score in the second round
on Daley's home run, which was the
only hit he made in the game.
In the fourth Barre scored again
With r. Wright at first, johnson raped
out double to the left field gate, scor-
ing the former. fuckers weakness in
the fifth gave Barre another tally and
placed them in the lead by two points.
After the second inning, the visitors
did not score again until the seventh,
when Scamp. walked Tueke,. Who stole
second and scored on Berrys safe hit
into right field. III Gabelloni had not
let the bali bound through his hands,
Tucker would have been stopped at
third, where he would have died, as the
next two men were easy outs, closing
the inning.
The fatal eighth happened thusIy;
Page, the first up for the 10th, singled
into center field, and franklin followed
with two-bagger into the willows
back Of center field, which advanced Page
to third. Thompson then raped liner
into R. Wright's hands, which he cap.
tured. Page had started off third and
would have been an easy out had Wright /
made perfect throw. but the ball went
high. franklin had also got most to
third and Maiden threw to Grigg, but
this throw went wide Of the mark Page
started for home and could have been
easily put out, but Grigg's throw struck
the ground in front Of Jack Berry, and
the ball bounded to the backstop, Page
and Franklin both scoring.
In the last inning Barre had the head
Of the batting list up, but was unable
to reach first base Maiden and /.
Wright both famed, and Lee died on
grounder to the pitcher. The score;