The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
Young Keefe of Goddard
Didn't Allow a Single
Safe One
AND GODDARD WON
BY SCORE OF 10 TO /
The Barre A. G. Made a Poor
Showing Against the
School Boys

' BY very loose playing on the part OF
the Barre Athletic club and by the won
derful pitching of Goddard's young star
pitcher Dan keefe, the seminary team
was allowed to carry away second vic
tory against the rare team at base
ball Saturday afternoon at the Goddard
campus, by the score of 10 to |. Keefe
was working like big Lacquer Satur-
day and not a Barre man was able to
get even a single hit from his delivery.
During the game only one man was
walked by him, and he died on third
base.
Canales, or as he is better known in
the city, Mendez, the Spanish pitcher,
held the Goddard team in the very be-
ginning of the game but weakened as
the game progressed and was hit very
severely; and during the six innings OF
his stay in the box he walked seven men
and was touched up for 10 hits. Out of
these 10, Farrell got two and Common
and Fiske each got one twobase hit.
| Farrell's first one went over the fence.
Other hits off Canales were well placed
| singles.
1t was in the sixth inning that the
Spaniard had his bumps. keefe, the
first man, struck out. Conner and Will
ley both got free pass. Wiley stole
second and scored on a hit by Fiske.
This advanced Conner to second and on
Wits hit Connor scored and Fiske went
third. HASTE came up and sent speedy
grounder out to Stuart, who LET it slip
through and Fiske and Witt each scored
While Morlock grounded out to Stuart, !
HASTE stole second. Quinn came up
and sent one out to Brown, who fumbled |
it and the runner went to second. On |
fast sprint he got third and before |
the ball could reach home he scored. |
Farrell came up with his second two
Dagger but failed to score. Fiske got |
a single but died there, as Wiley struck |
out. Result of this inning: six scores.
In the beginning of the seventh in
ming, young Fowlie stripped himself of
his shin guards, protector and mask,
donned pitchers glove instead OF
catcher's init and walked into the pitch.
er's box. Alonzo, another Spaniard in
the Barre lineup, stepped behind the bat.
In the last three innings OF the game.
young Fowlie aid some excellent work
and held the Goddard men well in hand.
They were not able TO meet the ball
with much vengeance and only two small
hits were gotten from him. Quinn and
keefe each got single. As for the
rest of his work he proved himself wor-
thy of the position, as he got seven
strikeouts, out of a possible nine. The
one score that was made while Fowlic
was in the box was not entirely the
pitchers fault as Quinn was given an.
other lucky run. He singled then stole
second and on a wild throw went TO /
third and on a passed ball by Alonzo
was allowed TO score. This totalled ,
the Goddardites 10 runs.
keefe, as has been stated, was pitch.
ing wonderful ball and was having the !
best of support. Nothing seemed 20
get by the infeld men on the team. In
the sixth inning il looked as IL the
Barre team would get a score when Pc.
duzzi was passed. The wizard base.
runner stole second and third but did
lot have time 20 get home before Stuart
lad fouled out and Brown struc kout. I.
The Barre single score was got in the
following manner in the eighth inning:
the first man up, grounded
nut TO Morlock. l.. Tonguay sent a
speedy one out TO Conner. who was J.
Unable 10 handle il properly. He stole !.
econd and when Alonzo hit out an easy :
me they tried TO get Tonguay on third !,
nut failed. Peduzzi came up aud sent
sailing high one out 10 HASTE, who !.
asly pulled il down Tonguay. who J
; rather fast on his feet, raced home :
nd got there before the hall, which :
Iad been knocked close 20 the fence 4
{ was good base running on the part q
{ Tanguay.
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