The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02
Italian A C. Found Tommy
Davidson's Pitching to
Their Liking
WEAFER KEPT HITS
WELL SCATTERED
School Boys Were Defeated
at Berlin st. Grounds
Score s to 3

The Italian A. c. and Goddard sem
mary had their final clash OF the season
down on the Berlin street grounds yes
terday afternoon and when the dust had
cleared from the arena the Italians were
at the big end of an 8 to score. Joe
Weaferi, who for six years has been low
ering the colors of different teams around
the country for the Italians, did the
twirling for them yesterday. having the
schoolboys at his mercy at all stages OF
the game. Tommy Davidson, the veteran
pitcher for Goddard, started in to do the
| twirling but at the end of the fatal sixth
when the Italians were getting to him
harder and harder Coach Hoernle yanked
him out and sent in Shepard TO see If he
| could put an end to the bombardment.
Shepard seemed to have something on his
rivals, for, in the two innings he pitched,
the Italians could get nothing better than
a couple of short singles off his delivery.
The first two innings went by without
anything startling to happen, but the
Italians started something in the third
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left field fence, going for three bases
then Rieciarelli hit an infeld bali and
Bottiggi was thrown out by Faulkner to
Davidson, who tagged Bottiggi after he
had tried to make home plate. Ricciarelli
took second while they were running |
Bottiggi down. taking third minute
later on Claires single to left. Giaca |
muzzi famed the breeze, but Stuart came
across with single to right. sending in
Ricciarelli and Claire. Comolli sent Stu
art over for the third tally of the inning
when he sent one just out of Keefe's |
reach Comoll died on the bases, for
Johnston was an easy infield out.
In the fourth the Italians caused more
trouble when Weaferi got his second hit
OF the game, a nice two Dagger to the
center field fence. Brown hit fielder's
choice and Weaferi was tagged out at
second, Ricciarelli hit an infield ball,
reached first and came in with Brown on
Claire's two-b base blow,
There wasn't anything more doing for
the Italians until the sixth, when john
ston started off with single, going to
second on Willey's error of Weaferi's
grounder and scoring on Browns two
bagger. Davidson seemed to tighten for
4 minute. striking out Bottiggi, and Ric
,iarelli flew to Beatty in left. but Claire
out the finishing touches on by slamming
three base hit into center, sending home
smith, who was running for Weaferi, and
Brown. Giacamuzzi ended the inning by
he Conner to Wiley route.
This ended the Italians scoring. Dav
dson retired and Shepard officiated on ,
he mound for the remainder of the game
md held them safely through the two s
innings that he pitched. (
The Goddard boys were late in getting
tarted, not making tally until the
ighth inning. Berry hit a nice drive
nto deep left center and came home =
ghen Johnston let Browns throw through :
i'm. They could not make another in !
his frame for Shea made the third out, 4
1aire to Stuart. r.
The inning that the Goddard boys did :
heir big scoring was in the ninth After :
Toernle had flied to Bottiggi and Brown p
ad gathered in Keefe's line drive, viii
" reached first when Ricciarelli muffed
is fly in right field back of second, Beat
y singled into right and both Wiley
nd Beatty scored when Bottiggi lost
uinns fly near the foul line. Quinn
as tagged out on the throw-in at third. B
he score: B