The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-05
Spaulding High Lost Loose
Game to Barre A. c.,
10 to 7
MENDEZ TOO STRONG
FOR YOUNGSTERS
Kidder Was Knocked Out of
the Box in the Sixth
Inning

At the Lincoln campus yesterday aft
ernoon the Barre Athletic club walked
away with 10 to victory against
Spaulding high school after a hare
fought baseball game. The weather was
not the best and was more fit for foot
ball than baseball Nevertheless crowd
of over 100 spectators gathered to wit
ness the performances of the two teams.
The high school lads started the scoring,
and in the first three innings piled up a
total of five. Not again could they get
around the bases until the eighth, when
Levin came up with home run, scor-
ing Sector. who was stationed at the
first base. The Barre A. G.. scores came
gradually: two in the fourth, two in
the fifth, four in the sixth end two in
the ninth.
In the beginning of the game, kidder
was sent to the mound for the high
school team and did well for three in
nings. In this time only one safe hit
was counted against him, but in the
fourth Brown sf AIMED out two Dagger.
scoring Tonguay, who got safe at first
on a wild throw. While the next three
men were being put out, Brown slipped
around the bases and scored Barre's sec
ond run.
In the next inning, after Fowlie and
Duncan were out, Mendez, Ogston and
Tonguay each got against the ball for
single. Brown this time flied out, but
Ogston and Duncan, who was running
for Mendez each scored. At the end OF
the fifth the score was 5 to A in favor OF
the high school team, but again in the
sixth kidder was touched up to such an
extent that he was removed from the
box and Tomasi Spaulding's star pitch
err, was sent into his place.
In the sixth Fowlie and w. Johnston |
each got their three base hits and X. |
Johnston single. No men were out !
and four scores were credited to Barre |
when Tomasi entered the box. Alonzo |
was on first base. While trying to steal |
second Alonzo was caught and tagged |
by Hooker. who brought down high |
throw from Levin. Tomasi let Mendez
walk Ogston struck out, making the
second victim, but Brown got a scratch
hit. Duncan, who was again running for
Mendez. tried to get in home but was
tagged out by Levin, who received a Lice
throw from Sector. This retired the
three men and saved any more scores tor
that inning.
Not again did the Athletics score until
the last inning, when they added two
more points to their list Brown was
passed and W. Johnston hit to Smith.
who got Brown at second. Marchesi got
first on an error by Geals. X. Johnston
hit safely. scoring two runs but was
tagged out at second by Hooker, who
was assisted on throw from Tomasi
Fowlie hit TO Tomasi, but could not get
10 first.
The Spsulding boys seemed unable to
get against Mendez to any extent and
l3 times he was credited with strike {
butts. Hooker seemed to have his num-
Der, for out of five times mp at bat he
got three hits, \ single. double and a .
ripple. In all, Mcndez was touched up
or six hits and he kept them well scat q
cred.
With the score s to against Spauld.
ng in the eighth inning the younger
cam took a little rally. Gordon and
smith were victims Of Mendez. but Sec
or got base on balls. Levin came up
md, with terrific swing, sent the ball :
nto deep left field for home rum Tins ,
'rought the score within one of the Barre !,
lumber, but Geals hit 20 Tonguay who !,
ent the ball to first before be got there.
n the ninth. Hooker got his double. hut :
vas unable 10 get further than third
ase.
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