The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-23
Barre A. C. Defeated Visit
ors by Score of s to2
Saturday
SOME GOOD FIELDING
BY NELSON BROWN
His Fellow Colormate, Will
liam by Name, Played
Well for Hardwick

Eight hundred spectators swarmed the
stands at lntercity park Saturday att
ernoon to witness the Hardwick team
in their initial appearance OF the season
in Barre. The Hardwick aggregation
lost to Barre by a score OF to :.
Although defeated in decisive fashion,
the Hardwick team put up scrappy
article of ball Although outplayed in
every phase of the sport by the locals,
the score might have been materially
different but for the wretched support
behind the Hardwick pitcher, Jack Vail,
the premier Middlebury college twirler
There was not an earned run manufac-
tured by either side during the after
noon, and errors figured prominently in
the tally column of the Barre organiza-
ton.
One Of the outstanding features OF
the game was the superb playing OF
Brown, right fielder of the Barre team.
He accepted three putouts and on one
occasion was the prominent factor III
rendering uouDit pihg poSSipiS' t''1
iron arm resulted in two putouts from
deep field. In the sixth inning, when
Hardwick had tailed twice and with
men on second and third bases and one
out. Jacques flied to deep right field.
Brown got under the ball and returned
it with remarkable speed to Hoernle.
The ball sailed on a line not over twenty
feet from the ground into Hoernle's
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score from third, about ten feet of.
In the eighth inning, with Carey on
first base Lyons hit safely to right
center. Brown recovered the ball in deep
field and hurled it to third ahead OF
Carey, making clever assist.
At the eleventh hour, Tommy Da-
wilson, the Barre speed merchant, who
in warming up seemed to have good
form, was called on to take charge OF
the Barre team. Davidson was in better
form than he has been since early in
spring and gave good account of him.
self.
1t was not until the third inning that
scoring was possible, and then Barre
broke in with run on a couple OF
errors. Peduzzi reached first on Mcln-
tyres error in the sun garden making
second while Mcintyre was recovering
the ball He reached third on a passed
ball and scored on a wild pitch by Vail.
The Athletics increased their lead in
the fifth inning with four additional
counters. With one out, n. Brown drove
the ball that bounded over shortstop
Connors' head Peduzzi famed. David |
son was ticketed and Brown took second. |
Carey dropped Nute's fly, Brown scoring.
Davidson made third on the play.
Wright was safe when Shepard fumbled
his grounder. Davidson scored on the
play, Mute making third and Wright
second Johnston scratched a hit to !
short, Mute scoring and Wright taking
third Hoernle singled TO short Wright /
counting and Johnston making third
base. Gilfillan closed the inning by fan |
ming.
Hardwick broke their succession of
scoreless innings in the sixth session.
Mcintyre reached first on Stuart's fun
Bile. Lyons sent him to second with a
drive to right field. Brown scratched a
hit to third baseman Lyons, filling the
sacks. When Hoernle attempted to
catch Lyons off second, Stuart dropped 1
the throw and after recovering threw
wild to home, giving Mcintyre ample
time to score. Jacques drove long fly
to right field, which eventuated in
double play, sitting all chances of the
Hardwick aggregation to score.
In the same chapter Barre added a
brace of runs to its sheet. With but
one out, n. Brown doubled to left field,
made third on wild pitch Peduzzi,
who had been hit by pitched ball, took
second on the wild pitch. Davidson
drove a hit into right field, both Brown
and Peduzzi crossing the threshold.
The eighth inning saw both clubs an
mex run TO their scores. Carey was
safe on Stuarts misplay of his grounder.
He was thrown out at third by Brown
when he attempted to reach that station
on hit Mcintyre, who had reached
second on the play, scored on Lyons
double to left field. With one out. Brown
scratched a hit TO short, made second on
a passed ball, and third on a wild pitch.
Peduzzi was passed and then purloined
second. Brown tailed on Shepard's err
ror of Nute's grounder. The score;