The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-29
In Game Which They Lost to
JeffersonviIIe, 5 to 5
COULDN'T HIT dope" HUNT
While the Visitors From Smugglers'
Had No Trouble in Whanging the
Ball When the Hits Would
Count the Most.

Dope hunt and band OF sIong
men from Jeffersonville, Vt, did things
to the Italian Athletics at Rangers
field yesterday afternoon which the
selfsame athletics are not likely TO for.
get for several moons to come The
score was s to and the surprise was
even bigger than the visitors tallies
In the process of adding fame to the
name of ST. George Tor was it Jeffer-
sonville?) Hunt, the former Vermont
varsity twirler with the hypodermic
handle, smeared himself with glory by
pitching his teammates to victory and
clouting out double and three Dagger,
both Of which netted runs.
The locals started in listlessly enough
and seemed over-confdent Of scalping
their opponents Pietro started the
game and had things well in hand I'M
til the sixth round when the visitors
touched him for two triples and
single Girardo replaced him in the
seventh, but timely swats and poor
support did not combine to effectively
stop the slaughter
The fans were glad to welcome back
Joe Weaferi, until recently Brockton,
Mass pitcher in the New England
league, who covered the left garden in
al his old-time style and more, too.
The Italians got away with two tai
lies in the first David got life on
Buker's error, stole second and scored
on J Weaferi's single into left Cal
eagni famed and Comollie dropped
grounder near the plate Leach called
him out at first, but Weaferi came in
for the second score Weaferi, "the
younger drew free one, but Rossini
grounded out to Westcott, who made
a perfect throw to first. In the fourth,
with two men men down Pietro drew
a pass and Calire, who ran for him
from first, stole second He scored on
the next play when Buker made bad
tumble Of Dayidi's roller. J Weaferi
ended the inning by flying out to Morse.
Calire, running for Pietro, touched the
basin for the fourth score in the sixth.
With two men down, Pietro singled
through short David followed by rap
ping the pill into right field, allowing
Calire to tally The former, however,
retired the side by attempting to
stretch his swat into double
One forlorn effort to even matters up
IN the last half of the ninth resulted
in single counter for the italians
Calire was hit by one Of Hunts puz-
zlers and was sacrificed to second by I
Girardo. He pilfered the third sack
and tailed moment later when
David pushed grounder to Sharp
ley, who fielded first instead Of throwing
home
Aside from an unearned run in the /
first, the visitors postponed active OPP
srations until the sixth. In the opening
round, however, Sharpley was safe at
irst on Weaferi's error, went to second
IN Raymore's sacrifice and stole third
Blow drew a fielder's choice, although
who felded his grounder.
,arried too long to catch Sharpley at
he plate Blow was presently blown
,ut at third by Comolli, who caught
he bewhiskered veteran mapping by
nile Westcott retired the side by
aiming.
Something in the way Of jefferson
lille cake-walk or merry -go-round in
he sixth was the first intimation OF
-ictory for the visitors Blow singled
nto right and tailed on Westcott's
eng triple nearly into the brook
3uker, next up, was an easy out, Wea-
eri TO Calcagni Leach got life on
Neaferi's miscue, scoring Westcott and
eaching second on Giacamuzzis error.
Tracy was safe on felder's choice
nd both scored at the next turn on
hunts triple to the billboards back OF
eft field In the meantime, Como had
AIMED and later sharpley flied out to
'onazzi, retiring the side.
Leach opened the eighth with a single I
0 center and reached safe when Gia-
smuzzi failed to complete Weaferi's at
empted double 10 second on Tracy's
oIIer. Como followed by tanning II
Iunt came forward with a double into !
sft field and put his own game on ice J
y scoring Leach and Tracy Hunt tai