The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-03

aplomb and accuracy. They were, in
short, well balanced ball club, that look
as though the other teams in the cir
cult would have to watch, in order 10
rob them OF the pennant.
The Italians did not play up to their
usual standard; neither did Weater pitch
his usual game, partly on account, per.
haps, Of the wet ball that he always
found, when he returned to the box each
time, for Garrison used his splitter con
tinually throughout the game, but with
this handicap he held the Capitols down
to two less hits than the j A, C.'s
.garnered. Weafers came like bananas,
While Garrison kept his well scattered
Montpelier started the scoring in the
first inning after Sinney and Pape We're
easy outs, Brown muffed Russelrs fly and
Scott drove him home when he leaned
up against one OF Weafer's slants for
two bases. Scott died on second when J.
Laird lifted a sky scraper into right
which Riccereli gathered in. The Ital
ians evened things up and went into the
lead in the second when Gaco and Brown
each raped out two baggers, Gaco scor-
ing on Browns hit. Brown proceeded to
steal right away. Tomasi struck out,
but Riccerelli worked Garrison for a pass,
stealing second on the first ball pitched
to Besnahan, both runners moving along
on a passed ball Besnahan then hit
single, sending Rieeerelli home. Maiden
ended the inning by the Russell to Z.
Laird route.
The visitors got busy in the third again
and batted around, Garrison leading this
bombardment with single. Sinney
reached first when Comolli dropped his
third strike and took third while CARR |
son scored on Papes two base blow, and
Russell scored both runners on his three
Dagger, scoring minute later on SCOTS |
second sac hit OF the game.
This ended the scoring until the Ital- |
ians evened the score in their half OF |
the next inning when Brown singled, |
stole second. and scored on Tomasi's dou-
BILE, Tomasi moving up on an inteld out, |
and scoring when Pape dropped the
throw from first to catch him. Then
things went along at A deadlock until |
the seventh when Maiden was walked;
he moved along on a steal and scored on
Comoli's hard drive into left. Weafer
whitfield. but Gaco came along with his
second double Of the game and Comoiti
scored after he had piifered second.
This ended the scoring by the Italians
although they threatened in the ninth
when Weafer singled and stole second.
With Gaco at the bat ii looked good for
/ rally, but all hopes died when he was
allied out by wide strike The Mont
,elier team came back in the eighth
When Comolli dropped SCOTS third
trike and J, Laird followed with ter
life drive through the pitchers box that
Neafer didn't touch, it hitting Maiden's
DOT and CHANGING into Gaco's hand fore
ny Scott, but the throw was to slow to
ct Laird at first Then Bartlett. who
ook Clark's place in left at this stage
t the game, lifted the ball over the right
ED barrier, sending Laird across the
an r. Laird followed with a fy to cen
err that Brown returned to Comoli and,
ad Bartlett by three feet, as it looked
rom the grandstand, but Umpire Ed
ards couldn't see it that way and the
unner was called safe This tied the
core. Wakefield trippled but could not
each home as Garrison was an easy out
Y a throw to first on his grounder that
INDEED in front of the plate and which
omolli handled.
The ninth inning started right for the
ARE team. Sinney and Pspe being easy
lts, but Russell knocked up a high fly,
nat Weafer misiudged and the runner
as safe at first. Then Scott connected
n his fourth safe hit, this one going for
long triple in right center that drove
ussell across the pan. Scott crossed the
ate for the last tally Of the game when
m Laird slsshed out ringing single
1t Laird could get no further for Bart
tt flied out to Brown and ended their
III of the inning. Weafer was the only
an on the Italian team to get life
the italian s ninth but there being
70 out he could get no further then
cond, Gaco striking out.
The score: