The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02
Italian A. C., With Girardo
Pitching, the Winner
The LATTER A NEWCOMER
GabelIoni Twirled for Goddard and He
Played a Good Game-Goddard Was
Weak in Throwing, but Otherwise
Did Creditable Work.

L ne lUaliaH AtHleLic ciup Noli It's me-
game of the season at Goddard campus
yesterday afternoon by defeating the
seminary team TO 2 A large crowd
was present and was treated to a game
that teemed with many excellent Tea.
lures and exciting situations. All OF
the scoring was done in the first three
innings of play, and thereafter 1T was
an unceasing grind until the end, with
both aggregations fighting hard to score.
Gabelloni did the twiFling for the
school team and seemed to have every
thing necessary to win the game. The
five hits he allowed were we'll scat
tered and with good throwing support
in the pinches, an extra inning contest
might have been the result. The God
dard team showed much better form
than at the last game, but in throwing
work were Hoticeably weak
Girardo, an importation from Brock
ton. Mass. did the honors for the Ital-
ian club and allowed the school boys
only few chances to score. At crit
zeal times, he was accorded good field
ing support. He made a favorable inn
preston on the fans and from his work
yesterday may be depended upon to win
more games for the Italians during the
season now opened.
Fielding and hitting sensations hap
pened quite often and at times when
mistakes would have proved fatal.
Tinkham, the seminary first sacker, held
down that bag like a veteran, and pulled
off some difficult stops. A sensational
catch by Tonazzi for the Italians in the
eighth was doubled over to third retir-
ing the side. Priest was tower OF
strength in left field for the seminary
and is credited with three put outs
Craig figured in double for Goddard in
the eighth when he pulled DavidPs hard
fv down and doubled it over to Lee at
second, catching Girardo. Comolli
caught consistent game and touched
the leather for single, two and three
Dagger.
Goddard tailed its first run in the
opening round of the contest. After
Gabelloni singled to right and stole Sec
ond, Lee got a life at first on Giaci.
muzzi's misque and Tinkham walked
filling the bases. Priest sent slow
grounder to Girardo, who fielded il
home, catching Nip With Priest at
first. ON a fielders choice, William hit
a grounder to Maberini, who fumbled for
a second, allowing Lee to tally, but
catching Williams at first, Craig re-
tired the side by flying out to center.
The next and last run came in this
third. Lee led off by flying out tc
Broggi, Tinkham rested on first When
Tonazzi muffed his low fly after long
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fusion. He pilfered the third sack and
crossed the pan a few seconds later
when Priest lifted a safe one into left
Williams followed Priest and was al
easy out, Girardo to Calcagni. Craig re-
tired the side with a fly to Tonazzi.
The nearest thing to a third score
happened in the eighth inning. Lee LED
off with a bingle into center that net
ted him two bags. Tinkham was safe
at first on Girardo's error and Lee went
to third Priest famed next and was
followed at bat by Williams, who lined
out what threatened to be two-saek
er. After hard run, however, Tonazz
gathered it in, shooting il home to Co
molli, who doubled Tinkham at third, re
firing the side.
With two men down in the first in
ming, the yictors scored their first run
Rossini started something with a SIM
gle to right. In trying to prevent hin
from stealing second, McLeay sent thC
ball far over seconds head and through
the center felder's legs, allowing Ros
SIM to tally. The second round proved
fatal for Goddard for it was here that
their opponents really won the game
Maberini led Off by getting life al
first on Lees inexcusable error. A wilC
throw over second by McLeay advanced
him to second Tonazzi followed by
striking out Giacimuzzis safe one int,
right made it possible for Maberini t
get the second run for the Italians.
The third and last run came few mo
ments later, when Giacimuzzi canteret
to the plate through a passed ball by
McLeay and Tinkham's bad break. Sci
dom after this inning did the Italiani
have a chance at scoring. In the sixth
Comolli, the first man up, ripped out {;
three Dagger. Here it was that Gabel
loni had a chance to show what he coult
do when hard pressed. The next tw,
men in succession flied out to Priest
while the best Tonazzi could do was Il
hit an easy fly to pitcher.
The Italian team came out in matt,
new uniforms that are credit to tn
club. The lineup presented is nearll