The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-19
ERRORS LET
LOCALS WIN
Italian A. C. Defeated Tenth
Cavalry Team, 5 to A,
on Saturday
LOCALS INFIELD PLAY
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT.
Visitors Furnished Excite
ment by Tying Up Score
in the Ninth

The Italian Athletic club played tn
comeback game on its guests from th'
government reservation near Winoosk
Saturday afternoon at the Berlin STREE
grounds when the self-same Tenth Cav
airy team that got away with the To-
Gals a fortnight ago took the count by
5 to arrangement of the digits. II
was pretty even going all the way, foi
neither team was ever very far ahead
and when the tally was tied up by the
dark men H. the ninth, the crowd of two
hundred or more fans began to look FOR
an extra inning compliment. But such
consummation was not to be-
Infield work on the part of the Barre
team was a revelation TO the home town
folks, for in nearly every department
there was evidence aplenty of improve
ment. The cavalrymen were off color
on their fielding. There is no denying
that, but nevertheless, the game was
saved a dozen times for the local outfit
only by the fastest kind of fielding.
Youngblood, the color sergeant, who
served them for an hour or so the 9th
er day. was again on the firing line for
TIE soldier people and he continued to
serve until the seventh, when he was
relegated to second base in favor of
Bradley. Youngblood allowed only six
hits and his successor on Heaving Hill
kept the pounding down to single sim
gle.
Arrayed against the soldiers was
Winckler of the University of Vermont,
who never seemed to have an idea that
the game could possibly go against him.
He fed the fast-colored brethren some
thing that had "stuff" on all sides, and
only a respectable minority was able
to solve his benders. Except when the
Tenth began to rustic around for some
scores in the tenth, Wdnckler was rarely
in any danger of reverse. Comolli
caught the big Vermont pitcher with
comparative ease and everybody who
said anything at all about the two as
battery agreed that they looked nice
" together. Joe still exhibited weak
whip, but those who were favored with
short-te lease on first seldom at
tempted to steal, for one reason or an
other.
1t had been already animated that
the l. A. G.. infeld work was something
out of the ordinary Jack Clari, the
New Hampshire scion, had wings on
his feet and recoi in his arm that
sent the ball true to the mark at every
trip. Clair was an important factor !
in the comeback game as essayed by |
the Italian A. C. Back in the ranks. |
Jack David fitted well into shortfield |
and also came in with handy bingle |
for three bags. Jimmie Giacamuzzi COB
bled up everything that came his way
and seemed hungry for more. Even Cap |
tain Calcagni, who plays a consistent |
but never spectacular game at first,
seemed inoculated with the new-vigor
virus and joined with his comrades in
the speed propaganda.
Chief among the scintillating lights in
the colored ranks was the rapid-fire work
Of Page, a third baseman by trade. Page
had one error of commission against
his signature, but the rest were all to
the good. The way he slid all over the
turf in getting Scampini's grounder in
The eighth was enough to stamp him as
The 24-karat article There were few
others who excelled at times, and others
vet in the standing army who did moth
ing. The work of Parker at short was
distinctly mediocre, or something like
hat, at times.
Errors Allowed Scoring.
The visitors made their first run at
he first passage at arms. Bishop, the
Willy right fielder, first up, let go a
sloppy one down the first base line. Co
nolli recovered. but sent the ball over
Young Bros stoneshed instead OF first
,ase ward the runner meanwhile pro-
eeding to second and tallying later on lie
covers single through second. With a :
nan down in the fourth. Page pushed
hot one through the box and went
o second on slow relay. Berry got l
life on Scamp's rather inexcusable /
huff in the center patch and Page scored 8
N Lewis single through second Berrys :
progress was stopped when Scampini &
brew to Comolli, who hustled the ball =
o Clari in time to nab the base run n
er. 7
A sort of bingle bee With only one =
ingle to make il so was responsible for :,
pair of runs in the ninth that evened !,
he standing Harris got a life on a +,
hort field tumble and Powers famed. N
age scored his comrade at arms on n n
Ugh one to left that allowed him three n
acks The triple artist afterwards tall q
ed on Derry single bDIouSH secDHu. III
he next two men were out in order =,
ut the dastardly deed was done, and .,
he home town folks had to turn another y
and at the bat. If,
A good deal OF a fzzle. flush-out n,
r a fasco, would you call it. was the "
rst inning grist which the /. A. c. made. n
lsri singled, but after that il was sim -
" a comedy of errors in which Parker
nd Smart Wed with each other in maxi n
& extremely ridiculous. There is moth q,
ig TO be gained in describing such 81
cart rending exhibition. Parker made p
couple Of horrid fumbles and capped A,
Is inglorious record with a wild throw. mi
LET a man down for nothing
nd the end Of il al was that CLAIR, h.
svidi and Comoli tickled their toes on ny
le fourth station for counters. In the III
lird there were two men down, when
Tinckler got free one. went to second 10
a misclue cccssioned by Pages poor VI
row on Soldini's roller, and registered :
Giscamuzzi's clean one through SEQ
a. Scampini grounded out to third
u that inning vas over.
WThen Ciari fogged the leather for
zee bases in the fourth Il looked like