The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-22
Dartmouth Varsity Men and Two
Coaches Lost, 5 to 4
IN AN INTERESTING GAME
Olsen, Barre Boy, Was In Box fol
College Men and Was Not Respon-
Sible for Defeat Of His Team.
--Girardo Pitched Well.

4 A crowd Of 500 fans Of the national
game turned out yesterday afternoon
to see the Dartmouth college varsity
baseball team play the Italian Athletic
club nine on the Goddard campus, and
they were repaid by one Of the best
and most interesting games put up thus
far this season resulting in 5-to-4
victory for the trappy Italian team re
be sure, it was not the very best
team that Dartmouth could put out,
but nevertheless they had six Of the
regular varsity team and two Of the
substitutes used were two Of their
coaches, Ready and Brady, the former
Of whom laced the oval for two dou-
bles and single in four times up
which undoubtedly made up good
deal for the missing regulars
Olsen, a Barre boy and former
Goddard pitcher, who is on the regular
staff OF pitchers for the college, did
the twirlng for Dartmouth and the
seven hits, including two triples, which
were made of his delivery were well
scattered and not one Of the Ave runs
was earned Though tower Of
strength at the bat Coach Ready was
not success at shortstop. and two
very costly errors had TO be chalked
up against him, while slipups BY Roll
Inns and Brady also counted IN the
locals scores.
Girardo was picked to do the box
work for the Italians, and the choice
proved to be good one as he pitched
in the best form be has yet shown, and
he was backed up By brilliant play
ing in the field. With the exception
Of couple Of poor stunts at base run.
ming the locals played great game
that was worthy of the victory Tho
eollegians got eight hits Off Girardo
who was able to tighten up when hits
meant runs and no earned talIies
were scored Girardo famed nine
men, including the Giant Ready with
runner on second sack III the sixth
Coleri, Giacumuzi and Caleagni executed
d double play that was good to see
and nipped the visitors chances to
score in that round.
The Italian took the lead ii the
scoring in the first inning BY getting
one tally, which Dartmouth tied in the
third, and in the fourth locals chased
III four runs, giving them lead of
four scores which proved 70 be just
enough to win out, though their
chances looked intentionally small in,
the eighth when Dartmouth crawled up
to within one Of them
Coleri, who did some clever work at
base running, having three stolen bases
to his credit, one Of which was the
third sack, scored the locals tally IN
tho first act David, who heads the
batting list, went out on a high fly
ii front Of the plate and Coleri who
followed raped out clean single in
to the right garden Girardo then laid
down bunt along the third base line,
and before the baseman had the ball
Coleri was at second and ready to 60
to third on the throw to first. The
baseman threw wild to first and Coleri
came home
In the third Dartmouth tied the
score. Gammons singled and went to
second on Dayidi's tumble Of Donahue's
ground hit Ready then lifted the
ball into left center for single, seor
ing Gammons Girardo pulled together
and famed Hoban and Rollins, retiring
the side, Alden the first up having died
on fly to Tonazzi
In the fourth the collegians had
somewhat Of balloo nascension, with
disastrous results, and the wrecking
crew was on the way to pick up the
pieces before they finally got TO-
gether enough to retire the side after
the locals had chased four runs across
the rubber Rossini was first up and
had got life ON grounder to third
which Robbins let through him Gia-
cumuzzi went out on an assist by I
Olsen, Rossini stealing second
Caleagni then damned out three t
Dagger into left center, scoring Rossini.
Tonazzi was hit by the pitcher and
went down to second on the first