The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-09
McLeay of Goddard Submerged
on ComoIIi'S Long Drive
BUT HE RESUMED THE GAME
This Event Was Really Feature of Game
That Was So Ones sided as to Be Very
Uninteresting|. A. c. Beat
Goddard, 10 to 3.

Dudley McLeay, the center fielder or
Goddard seminary's baseball OUTFIT, FUR
nished the headline attraction at the
Rangers field on Berlin street yesterday
afternoon, when the Italian Athletic club
gave Goddard seminary the worst trounc-
ing the ball tossers from the hill have
experienced for years. The slaughter
was by mutual consent OF the managers
brought to a close at the end OF the
seventh inning. The score at this stage
stood 10 to in favor OF the Italian A. Y.
In an earnest endeayor to get under
Comolli's long hit to centerfield in the
third inning, McLeay, who was backing
up for the hit, trippcd and fell back
wards. The topography of the field at
the point where MeLeay disappeared was
an unknown quantity to many OF the
fans, but the majority We're OF the opin-
ion that the center fielder had taken
an inexpedient bath. That judgment OF
the latter was Immediately confirmed
when McLeay came up over the bank
He was rushed to nearby house, where
a dry uniform was awaiting him. Nc.
Leay was back in the game when ms
turn came at the bat, in the fourth
inning
The heavy hitting Of the downtown
aggregation otherwise featured the
game Comolli, who holds the reputation
of being the boss home run hitter, sus-
tanned his record by slamming the horse
hide into the brook twice. When he
came to bat in the sixth inning, after
completing the circuit twice on hits,
nearly every yomgster on the grounds
headed for the river, with the expectancy
that Joe would connect for another four
sacker, but johnson took no chances and
passed him up. Every man on the team
except David and Calcagni hit safely
at least once. Weaferi fattened his
average with four safeties out OF 1--WE
times at bat
johnson, who started the game for
Goddard, was taken out in the sixth
inning, after he had been touched up
for eight hits and ten runs. Peterson,
the elongated slab artist, who halls from
Charlotte. was rushed into the fray. The
first four men that faced him banged
out safe ones, and before the chapter
was over footprints of nine OF the |. A,
C. men could be detected on the home
base. Beaton who was ON the iiring
line for the winners, twirled fair game
but did not show his accustomed speed.
He was touched up for seven hits.
The seminary boys lost several chances
to score through poor baserunning In
the fourth inning, Goddard had the cush'
ions filed, with none out. They were
unable to count, though, both through
stupid work on the sacks and by the
sharp fielding of the winning nine, Witt
the shortstop, put up the best game for
the seminary lads. He accepted three
out of four chances in the field, and at
the bat came in for two safe bingles out
of three times up.
The first innings of the game were
evenly contested and up to the sixth il
appeared that batting rally would
place the Goddard team on an even foot
ing. All their hopes were blighted in
the latter part of the sixth, when the
| /. A. c. connected for six hits and eleven
runs, placing the game out of the dan
ger zone. The score: