The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-04
They Played Miserable Ball
Against Goddard Seminary
at Rangers Field
GODDARD'S BIGGEST
CLUSTER WAS NINE
The Final Score Was IA to 3
in Favor Of School
Boys

A second victory in baseball was wor
by the Goddard seminary nine yesterday
afternoon when they defeated the Italian
Athletic club team at the Rangers field
off Berlin street, by score of ID to B
1t was cold day for baseball and a
chilled crowd of good size witnessed
the performance of the ballplayers
through nine innings.
Goddard had their first chance. at the
bat and with Dan Beaton in the box to
pitch against them, they were somewhat
frightened at first. The first inning was
short for both sides, but in the second
HASTE came to bat and on an error got
first. keefe hit to David at third. who
fumbled, putting the second man on the
bases. Morlock grounded to Beaten. who
failed to get him at first. The bases
were filled and Quinn was at bat One
Of Beaton's speedy balls struck him in
the back, allowing him the honor of
first base and forcing in one run. Da-
wilson was passed, sending in another
score. Wiley came up with hit, scor.
ing two more runs. Connor got first on
an error by David. TO fulfill his duty,
Fiske slammed out a three Dagger when
he came up. Later when keefe got a
hit Pike scored. This sufficed to take
Beaton from the box and Paul Scam
PM took his stand. Witt, the first man
and the big one, struck out, an unusual
occurrence for him. Keefe singled but
it did no good, as he was left on third
when Quinn and Morlock grounded out
In this manner the seminary team
took the game in the early stage of the
second inning with total of nine runs.
Scampini's timely work did well, but
the school team had too much of lead.
Davidson was in fine fettle for the
game and held the Italians well in hand
Once things looked rather dull for him
when Comolli came up and sent the ball
flying into the river for a home run.
There was only one man down, but Gil
acamuzzi, the next man up, flied out
and Ricciarelli struck out. Another score
was made next inning when Davidson |
fumbled grounder from GRAM and Will !
ley let the ball get by him at first. This |
advanced CRAM to second, who was given |
a runner there on account of a bruise |
he got when he ran into Wiley at first |
Ozzella hit safely and Ricciarelli who /
was running for Grant, went to third |
He scored lateron passed ball by Quinn |
Scampini struck out and David flied to |
Farrell. who took the place of Keefe at |
right field in this inning. Ozzella was
thrown out trying to steal second
The seminarians had lucky seventh
and came through with five more scores,
bringing their total up TO IA. HASTE
grounded out. Keefe came up with his
hit for a second time. He stole second
and on a fielder's choice, which did not
put keefe out, Morlock got safely 10
first. Quinn grounded to David. who
again fumbled Keefe scored and Quinn
advanced to second. Davidson struck
out, Wiley walked and Connor hit safe
ly, scoring all the base runners Fiske
came up and grounded TO Scampini. who
threw him out at first, ending the scor-
ing for the Goddard team.
Once more the Italians scored and il
was in the ninth inning Giacamuzzi
flied out TO Fiske, who pulled down the
ball in good order. Ricciarelli was passed
and stole second. CRAM sent a nice one
but TO Fiske. who again pulled off a nice
catch. Ricciarelli scored, but 0zzella
struck out, ending the game.
For the third pitcher, Mendez, the for !
ner Barre Athletic club performer. went .
10 the mound in the eighth division. He
was hit some. but not safely. In both !
he eighth and ninth he got one strike
nut. Davidson was in his best form YES I
erday and what few hits that were got 1
rom him were well scattered. L.
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