The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-05

what dampened by the unpropitious
weather. The bandmen scored high. Re
freshment stands thrived well. At soc
Ger the st. Andrews club won from
Rangers b, 4 to .. in the morning, only
to lose to Rangers A in the afternoon by
the score OF 3 TO ., Rangers A taking
the championship purse OF $50. st.
Johns bury defeated Barre A. c. at base
ball in the afternoon by the score of ID
to in game that was something OF
disappointment. The Lily White folks,
incidentally, lugged home the purse OF
500 put up by the committee. For the
day. the traction company restored the
popular i've cent fare to the grounds and
then there were special auto accommoda-
tons for people living in Barre Town.
pipe donated by G. NJ. Marion and an
umbrella, the gift of the Union Clothing
Co, were awarded for craftsmanship in
a ride tournament and several awards
were made in children's racing competi-
tions.
The childrens races were unusually
close and large number participated
! The results were as follows: Boys race,
| Henry Reid lst, George lronside I'd, Carl
! Tucker Sd, Andrew Kelly 4th girls
races. Miss Inez Mcdonald LIST, Miss Lucy
Tucker I'd. Miss Bella Mcdonald 3d. Miss
Bertha Dingwall 4th.
The Rangers team didn't have
! look in during the forenoon game, losing
| by a score OF to :. The playing OF
| Johnston and Webster for the st. An
drew's team was the feature, as each
lplayer followed the ball up the field well
and played a good blocking game The
! score is as follows;
/ Braman ........... .......... Lewis
I Watt .......... b ........... Blssett
/ Johnston ........ ......... Anderson
/ Webster ...... ......... Moore
Mckenzie .....,.. ........ McBaln
Goals Johnston 2, Webster ,, Ander-
son ,. Referee-John Geals. Timer
George Walker. Two seven minute pc
riods.
In the afternoon the Rangers A team
met ST. Andrews. the winner OF the
1 morning contest for the championship,
winning bv a score of 3 to ,, in an extra
period contest The st. Andrew team
started off like winners, kicking goal
during the first minute of play. but Bra
I man wrenched his knee on blocking
/ goal. retiring from the game, thus handl-
+ Gaping the team. as they had no sub
stitlites. With this handicap the team
put up a scrappy fight, not taking the
icount until an extra session had been
PLAYED. Mckenzie played strong often
4 sive game for the losers, while Anderson
PLAYED the strongest game for the win
ners. The score is as follows;
{
/ Iaing ....a....... ........... bfanlah
| Walker .....,.... b ..,......... Watt
Seyerwght 1855. ..... Johnston
/ Anderson ....... .....,.. Webster
Smith ....... + ......... Mckenzie
Goals-Anderson Smith, Mckenzie.
Webster Referee John Geals. Timer
George Walker. Two seven minute pc
RODS, one three minute,
/ Committees in charge of the lntcrcity
/ mark doings were as follows: Sports, +.
/ ". Suitor refreshments. Harry Dale'
grounds and transportation, Cyrus k.
/ Hail. finance, Harley J. Houghton. Alex
ander lronside was president of the gen
| eraI committee and Angus Mcdonald the
secretary. All put a lifting shoulder to
the wheel and it may be said in all truth
that the committee was mainly respon-
/ sible for the degree of success that
crowned the dav's festivities. The dance
committee headed by Edward Anderson,
ibad q chance to lift in the evening when
the c. L. gave a well attended dance
| in Rowland hall.