The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05
Enabled the Locals to De-
feat st. Adams High
School, A to 2
TOMASI STRONG
AT ALL TIMES
Sector Had a Bad Day in the
Field, but Otherwise To-
mast Was Well Supported

For the second time this season Spauld
ing high school defeated st. Adams higt
school at baseball, both games being close
and interesting and the second being wor
by score of 4 to 2 at Lincoln campus
yesterday afternoon. The weather was
superb and both teams played excellent
ball with the exception of one man on
each team.
Preston, who was playing third base
for the visitors and Sector, who was
playing shortstop for the home team,
both had their day clouded with errors.
The former seemed unable to locate first
base during the first part of the game
and made two wild throws, allowing the
man to be safe in each instance. Later
he Judged the throws better and was
credited with three nice assists. Sectors
errors were not wild throws; they were
cases where he let the ball slip through
his hands on ground hits Two were bad
errors but the third was not as much his
fault as were his first two, as the bali
he was unsuccessful in handling it. But
at bat he rather made up for his fielding
by banging out three hits out of four
times up.
Pitcher Tomasi crowned himself with
glory at yesterdays game in his posi-
ton in the box by holding his opponents
well in hand. Neither run that the st.
Adams team scored would have been
marked down if it hadn't been for Sec
tors errors. Only two hits were count
ed against him. The first one was a
double and was smashed out by the first
man that faced him in the first inning.
This did not scare him. for not another
safe one was made until the fifth, when
a single was placed just over the second
baseman's head.
against him could not De counted, as the
team behind him were also working like
leaguers. Several drives were pounded
out but all were well handled by the men
in the field. Several catches were made
in the outtield that were very well done.
Not only were the Spaulding men
working well in the field but also the st.
Adams men did themselves credit. Eight
hits we're marked down against Roach, /
the visitors pitcher but these were all
well placed singles with the exception of
the first hit of Tomasi's which scored
three runs and gave him third base.
The two-bagger by Corrigan in the
very beginning of the game made things
look as if it would be a walk-away for
the visitors. But Tomasi frightened at
once. Roach grounded out and Preston
fled out. Nevins came up with little
yrounder that Sector let slip by and Cor
rigan scored. Two passed balls by Hook
n let Nevins take third, but he stopped
here when Nieburg struck out.
ID was in the fifth that Sector let an
other get BY him and Patterson was al
owed first base. He stole second and
when Sullivan came in with a single Just
,ver Riceiarelli's head between first anu
'econd base he scored. In this way only
wo runs were made.
All OF the Spaulding teams scores
anne together in the third inning. Rio
iarelli gained first when Preston threw
Wild TO first. kidder sacrificed him TO
second. Smith got hit with a pitched
'all and Hooker beat out an infeld hit
With three men on. Sector hunted and ali
we're safe all around Ricciarelli scoring
II this opportune time, the bases all
He'd. Tomasi hinged the pin for triple.
ending il into left field. BY trying 10
tretch IL into a home run he was bare
y caught on home plate, making three
ut.
In the fifth Spaulding had a chance 10
core and would have II il hadn't have
cen for poor base running. There were
wo out and Sector and Tomasi were on
ases. Gordon hit and got first but tried I
0 navigate 10 second. but Tomasi was
here. Roach threw the bali 20 first. get
ing Gordon of. Sector seemed bent on J
roring and il was a toss up for a while
D see which would be put out. AZ last 7
ector was seen digging for home and =
retty throw from NieburQ 10 Nevins AZ /.
ome just kert him from scoring.
Tho lineup and summary: III