The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

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Coach Hoernie. Before Keefe succeeded
IN stopping the swat-fest the wearers
OF the blue and red had increased their
score by two counters. keefe then
pitched ereditable ball for the remain
der OF the game, although Spaulding
succeeded IN adding another tally TO its
runs total column.
Goddard broke into the run column in
the first two sessions with runs and did
not score again until the latter part of
the fifth inning when four runs were
amassed and sent shudders through the
contingent OF Spaulding rooters. But
from the fifth inning on, Tomasi, aid
ed by good support, fed the seminarians
good assortment of fodder and held
off further scoring.
The work Of Shortstop Witt of God
dard stood out conspieuously all through
the game and il was his superb play
ing that saved the hill school from q
worse tronncing. Witt seemed to be
everywhere, gobbling up sharp infeld
drives that looked ticketed for sure hits.
In the first inning he perpetrated one
OF the best catches seen on the campus
this season. Sector hit a hard liner
straight for left field. Witt ran back
wards and jumped well into the air. He
speared the ball with his gloved hand
and robbed Sector of an apparently sure
hit.
Tomasi Wild at Start.
Tomasi passed Farrell, the first sem
mary batter up, but the runner was |
thrown out attempting to pilfer sec
ond base. LaCasse was also tieketed |
and went to second on Feeley's hit to
left. Both runners advanced a notch on |
a passed ball by LEVIN and showed ahead
another peg on wild pitch by Tomasi,
LaCasse scoring.
Tierney was passed in the second in
ming, and sent to second when Cosby was
tossed out by Tomas. A clean drive
by Bishop into right field scored Tier
ney.
Spaulding forged ahead in the third
inning. After Wiley had famed, Troup
waited out four wide ones Sector at
tempted to sacrifice and Ford fooled ii,
both runners being safe. Hooker fol-
owed suit with bunt and reached first
yhen Ford attempted TO force Troup
It third. Levin then hammered out his
econd hit, scoring Troup and Sector.
md Hooker drew up at the terminal
afely, There was no further counting
his inning
Six in One Inning.
Spaulding enhanced its prospects with
set of six tallies in the fifth and took h
lead not to be overcome. Levin was =
he first batter of the fatal inning and Il
~, "a 1ng4 II I
aught mapping at first base but man :
ged to reach second when Witt muffed u
perfect throw from Merrill, Brown II
out hit between first and
scond to bring Levin home with run.
omasi hunted in front of the plate. h
ord was crossed and fell over himself
wing to field it clearly. He threw L
Idly to first, Brown reached third and n
omasi second 1t was at this stage OF =
he game Oliver came across with
,ur-ply hit over Bishops head, clear. III
e the bases. keefe went i'm to twirl r.
I'd kidder pounded out hit into CEN u
r field. He stole second. Wiley flied In
it to center field. Troup beat out f3
mt and purloined second base Sector T.
{ to LaCasse and Kidder was tossed Ira
II at home. Both the other base run. r.
RS moved along on the play. Troup
united on passed ball and Sector went IL
third. Hooker was passed and start n
to steal second base. Sector went II
me while the Goddard nfield was run fn
ng down Hooker Hooker, however, r.
d safely under Witt at second. He V
mt to third on a wild pitch, but did e
I score as Levin was thrown out at n
st on brilliant play by Witt. y
Goddard came back strong in her half L.
the fifth, with four runs. Keefe made n
st on an error by Tomasi, and took =
,ond when Wiley let Farrel's ground ~
through his legs Tomasi caught m
efe off second and the Spaulding in -
d ran him down, Sector making the IL
out. Farrell stole second and La. -
sse was passed. Feeley hit sharply
Sector, who booted the ball into right --
d. Farrell scored and LaCasse made
I'd on the play LaCasse and Feeley
lied on Wits double into the right !
d naples. Merrill was thrown out, Gu
Tierney produced hit scoring Witt ind
Tits by Wiley. Sector and Hooker ae- rio
nted for Spauldings final score in str
seventh. The score: ter
Spaulding. the
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tor SIS 1890 ; 2