The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-01
Basketball Team Defeated Hard
wick Academy, 43 to IA
IN BARRE'S OPENING GAME
Seminary Showed Mid-season Form,
While Hardwick Was Crude, and
the Former Warned Up Sew
eral Substitutes.

Goddard seminary opened its basket
ball season in the Church street gym.
nasium last night before crowd of per-
haps $50 people by defeating Hardwick
academy by the score of 4S to IL. In
measure the contest was a prelim-
mary one for both aggregations, but the
advantage was always with the sem
inarians. Lined up against the visitors,
the local five appeared 20 have already
had the benefits of a seasons training,
while the work OF the Hardwick team,
especially in the first half, was rather
crude.
In Goddard's lineup were such stars
as MeLeay, Chapel and McTver, who
have figured in many victories for the
hill team. Chapel proved to be the
most aggressive player of the evening
and he was everywhere at all times.
McLeay, Craig and Carroll also displayed
cleverness whenever an opportunity for
good work was offered in a game that
was manifestly mediocre. Angel, Cut
ting and Aldrch formed an understudy
group, which may be expected to be
OF material aid in the games to come.
For Hardwick, Bardelli and a diminu-
tive basket shooter named Lemeri, who
was sent in during the second half,
played the most consistent game.
Before three minutes had elapsed in
the opening period, Chapel had sent
the ball true to its mark for Goddard's
first counter. McLeay, Carroll and Me-
liver followed a few moments later and
before the period closed, Craig had con-
tributed several baskets to the sem.
iHarys collection. The locals We're pen
allied a few times during this half but
in every instance the Hardwick man
failed to shoot a foul. Six minutes be-
fore the whistle blew, Bartelli came
within striking distance OF Goddard's
basket and made a successful shot for
Hardwick's only score of the period,
When the whistle sounded the figures
were arranged in 90 to 2 order, with
the margin in favor of Goddard.
In the last period, Goddard presented
a somewhat altered lineup. With the
game already won, Coach Kurtz sent in
a few substitutes and posted Chapel
at center 10 replace 1ATToH. Turing
the second half Of this period, Lameri
took Gallagher's position at right for
ward. The Hardwick outfit came back
stronger in the closing period, although
Goddard's youthful recruits kept the
scoring we'll down. A clever pass, Chap
pei to Aldrieh, was one of the features
which brought a basket and during the
latter part OF the half, Chapel and
Craig figured in some long chances that
brought baskets.
Hardwick was given the opportunity
to shoot three fouls, Bardelli and La.
meri accepting two of the chances, With
the exception of well-directed shot by
Noble for a basket, Bardelli and Lameri
cornered all Of Hardwick's tallies. God
dard's points totaled seventeen at the
sound of the whistle as against twelve
for the invading team
The game was marked by little rough
ness and either team was allowed few
chances to shoot fouls. The academy
team showed a sad lack of ability to
follow the ball and this failing was
largely responsible for Goddard's heavy
scoring. A large delegation of students
from the Hill was. present to urge their
on the floor to victory.
The lineup: