The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
ITALIAN A. C.
THE WINNER
Defeated Tenth Cavalry Team,
5 to 3, Saturday
GAME VERY INTERESTING
Olsen Held the Dusly Sluggers Well in
Hand Most of the Time, Game
Was Watched by Good Crowd
of Enthusiastic Fans.

The colored team from the Tenth
Cavalry, Fort Ethan Allen made its
first appearance of the season in Barre
Saturday afternoon and went down to
defeat before the Italian Athletic club
by to 3 score 1t was the best
game seen on the campus so far this
spring Over 300 fans were present,
and all the symptoms of baseball
mania in its advanced stages were man
iiested from the tap of the gong to the
rather exciting finish in the ninth.
0lseni was on the mound for the
Italians and easily carried off the hon
the last round he had everything his
own way Seven of the colored swat
artists whitfield the breeze and safe hits
from the Barre pitcher were few and
far between Olseni showed all Of his
old time form, and then some more
Lined up against team with repu-
tation for heavy hitting, his twirling
ability showed up to good advantage
Calire, an infielder from Laconia, \
H., guarded the second bag for the
locals and killed everything that came
his way. In the sixth, he robbed
Tucker of what promised TO be a safe
one, and completed a double by catch
ing Williams at third
Harris, who started the game for the
soldiers, faded gently away in to the
outfleld after the second round He
had little to offer in the way of curves
or speed and the locals straightway fell
upon him for three runs Thompson
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ponents pair of tallies during his
first session in the box After that,
however, he settled down and the
Italians We're able to place only two
men on bases during the remainder of
the game
The first Of the second saw the
scoring start for the locals oomolli
lifted a high fly somewhere between
second and shortstop Page started
early for the ball and ended with
miserable muff. The big Italian catcher
advanced to second on a passed ball
and touched the rubber for the first
run when Olseni drove fierce ground
hit through first Rossini got life
at first on Dailey's error 0lseni going
to third in the shuttle. Giacamuzzi was
an easy out, Patterson to Daley, and
Soldini followed by tanning. Tonazzi
clouted out long two-bagger into
right that scored Olseni and Rossini
David, heading the list, dropped an
easy one in front of the plate and
died at first, Lewis to Daley, retiring
the side
Calire lead the play for the last two
scores in the third inning. After Cal
cagni had proved an easy out, Thomp
son to Daley, the second sacker drove
grounder through short and went to
third on Comoli's long drive to right
The latter pifered the escond sta
ton 0lseni followed at bat and
tickled the visiting pitcher for safe
one to right, which brought in Calire
and Comolli Gacamuzzi retired the
side by sending grounder to the
box, Thompson to Daley
The next nearest thing to run came
in the eighth, when, with one man
down, Calire drew pass, was sacri- !
feed to second and gained the third
sack on Lewis passed ball The next |
two men retired in succession and the |
inning closed without results
The soldiers tailed III the third on
dH tiipl ny IldiIlS ltu |
off with q ground hit and stole sec
ond. Thompson followed, an easy out,
Calire to Calcagni, while Williams met
the same fate, 0lseni to Calagni Pat
terson, the fourth man at bat, drove
hard grounder to shore which Gia-
camuzzi failed to field and Harris /
scored Patterson ended the proceed |
ings when Comolli caught him stealing
second
One feeting glimpse Of victory came
to the cavalry men in the ninth, but a
glimpse was all Williams started by I
singing safely to left and stayed at
first while the next two men, Patter-
son and Tucker, were showing ground
ers to Calire, who felded them per-
fectly to first. With two down, Daley
grasped the willow and sent the
leather bi-planing to right field 1t
was line drive and went past Rossini,
netting four bases Page ended the
short picnic by pushing an ! elsy
grounder to Olseni The score: