The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-27
FARCE GAME
OF BASEBALL
In Which Goddard Turned
Tables on Barre A. C., IA to 4
THE CROWD DISAPPOINTED
There Was No Life to the Contest and
the Game, Starting Long After
Scheduled Time, fingered
Almost Till Dark.
THE CROWD DISAPPOINTED

In the second game OF the series,
Goddard seminary turned the tables on
the Barre Athletic club at Ranger $
field Yesterday afternoon by winning IN
Ia to 4 walk against the team when
handed the school boys to . smut
out at the campus Saturday Inc
game. if such it may be called, was
a huge disappointment to the good
sized crowd that came, expecting TO see
hotlv contested match Evidently
Il was Jonah day for both teams,
even 10 a man. The playing was al
was desultory and Jagged from start
TO finish AT times the diamond looked
more like public playground where
eighteen noyices at the game were con-
stantly slapping, booting and tumDllng
miniature medicine ball
Added to the miserable brand Of
baseball put up BY the two teams, tne
game scheduled to start at 4;l5, ana
not begin until nearly five o'clock. As
night drew on the crowd began to
dwindle and when the trying ordeal
was mercifully terminated shortly be-
fore seven o'clock, almost every seat
in the bleachers was vacant The
time is not yet ripe for evening base
ball in Barre and it is not probable
that any crowd would care to while
away the twilight even at a good game
which yesterdays affair decidedly was
not
The scoring was started by the sem
mary in the first inning Becor, who
was given try-out by the athletics,
was unsteady and allowed Goddard ali
kinds OF chances to tally Two Tree
passes, pair of singles, aided by TWO
errors. in fact almost everything that
makes for scores, were in order at this
stage, and four duns by Gabelonl Lee
Tinkham and Priest, We're the result,
Three more were added in the fourth
after Davidson had replaced Recor
Hewitt got a, life at first on Maidens
error and rested in second when Ton
puay muffed. He scored when Gabel-
loni was safe on fielder's choie. The
latter was sacrificed along to second
by Lee Tinkham, next up, hit a
grounder to short, but was safe al
first when the ball was fielded home
too late to catch Gabelloni. Tinkham
tailed later on Williams single into
center. fOur men came an tllO 9,Nti
through five hits and miscue The
concluding three were secured in the
eighth on Craig's two sacker, free
pass and an error.
Barre first run came in the second
round johnson drew pass and came
home on MeKenzie's long drive into
center The other three we're added ii
the very next inning Fowlie singled
to right field and was advanced t.
second on Maiden's pass With one
down, R Wright flied out to Priest
Lascor. hitting for Recor, hit a ground
er to Lee, who fumhled In th'
confusion Fowlie came racing to thC
plate. Maiden and Lascor scored latel
on Johnson's single to right
Fielding or hitting features happened
only once in great while. Nader
made running catch of a hard fly Il
the first inning Williams, the new
Goddard twirler, made favorable i'm
preston, although frequently touched
for singles Tonguay startled every
one in the last inning by pounding ou'
three -sacker far over Hewitt's head
Craig captured the batting honors fo
Goddard by hitting safely three time
out of as many times at bat. TIT