The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-28
Easily Defeated Newport
High, 10 to l, on the
Seminary Campus
DAVIDSON STRONG
ALL AROUND
Visiting Pitcher Had Many
Strikeouts and Allowed
Many Hits

At the Goddard seminary campus yes
terday afternoon Goddard seminary de
feated the Newport high school at base
ball by a score of 10 to /. A crowd mum
bering some over 200 gathered to witness
the game, many leaving before the en-
on account of the extreme cold. A steady
wind swept the campus during the Who'll,
afternoon.
The visitors sent their star man, Ken
nison. to the mound. In the first inning
the three first men that faced him Were
struck out. But in the second Captain
Witt broke the spell by getting hit
After this the seminary boys hit kenni-
son rather hard but nevertheless he src-
ceeded in getting 10 strikeouts during
the game.
Not entirely was the loss of the game
given to the pitcher, as the team behind
him at times gave him poor support.
Only three errors were marked down
against them, but each OF these was very
costly, meaning runs. Morrill,, the New
port shortstop, was the cause OF two OF
these, letting two speedy grounders go
through him; in the first case base
runner scored and in the second the man
allowed first slipped around and scored.
The catcher's error was wild throw
over the first basemans head.
Tom Davidson was chosen to pitch
against the high school boys. He did
not get as many strikeouts as Kennison,
but the hits pounded against him We're
also of smaller number. He struck
out seven men and allowed but five hits.
Ia ic olc cd yvif eli ~ u1f,t
two stolen bases. Two hits and o~s run
are also marked to his credit. NG bad
average for Tommy at yesterdays game.
In the fifth inning the visitors scored
their only run of the game. McCauley
singled to center field. He stole second
while Smith and Stevens were flying out.
Nolett came up with a hit and McCauley
scored. 1t was done Just in time, for
Nolett was Immediately caught on second
base while trying to steal.
Goddard scored four each in the second
and eighth innings and one each in third
and sixth innings. In the second inning
Witt started off with hit into left field
HASTE struck out, but keefe banged out
a two Dagger, scoring Witt. Morlock
knocked one out TO shortstop, who FUN ,
bled. Quinn came up with hit that his
long legs stretched into three Dagger.
When Davidson hit safely he scored. |
The result OF this inning: Four scores.
Again in the eighth they scored as
many more. Davidson hit safely, adj |
yanced to second on Willey's hit, stole |
third, and when Common came up and
slammed the ball over the fence he scored
and Wiley was advanced to third Con-
nor was granted two-base hit by
ground rules for hitting the ball over
the fence. Scott, who was batting for
Fiske, struck out. Witt frightened the
pitcher into letting him get first ON
balls. The bases were now filled when
young HASTE came up to bat. He had
been doing practically nothing at bat but
striking out, and was rather dispeasing
Coach Hoernle by so doing. A new ball
was thrown in, as all the Others had been
lost. The first one over with the new
ball was banged with such blow that
IL nearly touched the red fence out by
the gate. The three base runners scored
and HASTE rested on third base. Far.
rell was hit by the pitcher, but MorIock
and Quinn both struck out, not allowing
HASTE 20 score
In the third inning Witt had hit safe. :
~ got second on error and stole third. !
When Davidson hit out an easy one 10
the pitcher be scored when Kennison
tried 10 get HASTE of second. In the :
sixth Wiley was allowed first when the
shortstop was unable to handle his hit.
On Connor's hit he went TO third and
when the catcher dropped the ball on :