The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-19
italian A. C. Made SWatS Count
With Visitors Errors
LATTERS' HITS SCATTERED
Score in Saturday Afternoons Game was
4 to 2, and the Game Gave Plenty
of Excitement to the Spec
tators Throughout.

third victory OF the season over the
Fifth Infantry team from Plattsburg,
n Y, at the campus Saturday aft
ernoon, the score standing 4 to 2 The
game was chiefly conspicuous by
the absence of heavy hitting, although
neither Pietro nor Osborne, the oppos-
ing pitchers, was able TO get away with
many strikeouts The former succeed
ed in fooling three of the ,soldierswats-
men, while Osborne famed two The
bingles, however were kept well scat
tered on both sides A two-bagger by
Calcagni, which sailed easily over the
left field fence in the second inning and
another double into the left field
trees by Robinson in the ninth We're
The elongest hits of the game.
Among the features were difficult
one-hand stab by Giacamuzzi in the
third which caught Myers at first,
Rossini's gathering in of a hard ny in
the seventh, whirlwind stop by
David in the ninth inning and Han
hury's put out in the seventh. Both
teams showed up in fine fielding form
and always had plenty of opportuni-
ties to show their speed
The locals got away with a good
start in the opening round by pushing
one tally across the rubber Caliri
worked the lengthy Plattsburg twirler
Tor pass and was sacrificed to second
by Girardo, who laid down pretty
hunt along the third base line Comolli
drove a roller to Myers, who helded it
perfectly to first, although Caliri
reached third on the play Rossini
then drove safe one into left scor-
ing Caliri David retired the side by
pushing an easy one to Robinson at
first
Talles came in pair the very next
time the Italians took their turn at
the plate. After Giacamuzzi had
lifted a ny to Myers at short. Cal
ragni dumped the pill over into the
garden back of right field fence Ton
azzi followed with a safe one through
short, advancing Calcagni to third
Pietro followed by drawing a pass and
when the pitching infantryman tried
to catch him stealing second, Calcagni
started out for home and reached his
destination with time to spare Pietro
evidently looked like shining mark
to the soldiers, for at the next turn,
Shaw tried to catch him off second and
in the confusion Tonazzi came home for
the third run Caliri took the count
for the second man down by laying
down an easy roller to Osborne. Girardo
retired the side by hitting fly to
McKillop
The fourth and last run came in the
eighth Caliri led the list and could
90 no better than to lift a hiel one
which found ready reception in Cen
terfielder Connolly's glove. Girardo
however, got a life at first on Robin
sons muff and went to third when
Comoli singled into center Rossini
was out on an infeld fly and for the
moment it looked dubious for further
scoring David relieved the suspen-
sion by showing swift grounder
through Robinson, and Girardo came
to the pan for the tally Giacamuzzi
finished the inning when he was hit
by a batted fair ball
Scoring for the infantrymen happen
ed only in one delirious inning, the
fourth Myers made a weak start by
dumping a roller into Caliri's territory,
which the fast Laconia shortstop gath
cred in and felded with ease Mckillop
dumped Texas Lacquer into center,
hut was caught at second by the ever
watchful Pietro when Rose rolled him
an easy grounder Rose, who got
life on the fielder's choice, remained
stationary until Hansbury slammed
grounder to Caliri, who overshot the
mark in fielding it to first. Both men
cantered home when Robinson slapped
Il liner over into right field Osborne
was safe at first on Dayidi's miscue,
but Doyle retired the side by striking
out
Something like squirt happened in
the ninth which might have evened
matters up but for the timely work of
Tonazzi After Rose and Hamburg had
taken the count on easy infield ground
ers, Robinson hammered the ball into
the grove near left field Osborne
followed by dropping the leather over
into center for safe one and Rob-
inson set out for home Tonazzi
crushed his aspirations, however, BY
gathering in the single and making a
brilliant throw home TO Comolh, who |
choked the baserunner two feet from
the plate
The score;
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