The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-01
Were More Than Enough
for Goddard to Beat
the Italian A. c.
BUT SCHOOL BOYS
:. ADDED NINE MORE
Very One-Sided Game Was
;: Played on the Seminary
: Campus on Saturday

Coach Hoernle's team of hard hitter'
completely swamped the italian Athleti,
club Saturday afternoon on the seminary
campus The score was II to 0. The
game was too one-sided to be very ex-
citing and when the downtown team was
MT bat it was for the most part series
of strikeouts and fly balls. Only three
hits were registered against Davidson,
Goddard's star pitcher, and he walked
only one man in the seven innings that
he occupied the mound Tomasi, who
pitched for the Italians, was in poor CON
dition and lacked control His successor,
Mendez. was also below par, allowing
four hits. two Of which went over the
bank for home runs, in the two innings
that he pitched.
Neither team scored until the last part
Of the third, when Wiley. the first man
up for Goddard, was given free pass.
Davidson following him got a hit, Faux
ner was also passed. Conner hit to CHA
camuzzi at shortstop who threw home
in an effort to catch Wiley The throw
Faulkner scored. passed ball later al
lowed Common TO score. Lyons and Shea
struck out and Keefe was out on a fly
to third base.
In the first Of the fourth the Italians
got two men on bases, Nedami, recruit
from the wilds Of Cabot, was the first
man up and got hit. after which Giaca
fnu2zi drew a pass. Gay and Comolli
however were out on flies and Brown
famed. For the Goddard team Berry
got a hit, Quinn went out ON a ground
rap to third base. Wiley knocked an
easy grounder to the pitchers box and
was thrown ont al first, Davidson got |
a base on balls and Faulkner brought |
Berry in with hit. Common was out on
4 ground bali to the pitcher
The first part Of the fifth was clean I
slate Of strikeouts for Davidson Bottigi, /
ronazzi and Smith all failing to connect (
with his curves. This made the second +
ming ID which the Goddard pitcher had /
reformed the same feat In the second
laf Of the same inning Lyons, the FIRST
nan mp, knocked beautiful home run
,ver the bank in back Of right field
Shea, the second man, got three base
it, keefe walked, Berry was out and /;
1ninn and Wiley struck out. Shea
cored on a passed ball by Comolli /;
IN the seventh Comolli got two base
it but was thrown out on the next play I
t second base, shea choosing to catch
i'm at second rather than brown on the
otter's rap to short. Bottigi was ont 4
n foul TO Quinn and Tonazd struck {
ut. Mendez was put in the box for To-
lasi in the latter part Of the seventh /:
ut proved a poor substitute Lyons
truck out. Shea got a hit, keefe was
assed, and Berry got first on Nediami's
-ror With the bases full Quinn. the
uskv Goddard catcher came to bat and
noeked homer over the bank in center
ald. Wiley and Rogers, who was bat n
no for Davidson, struck out
Shepard was put in Davidsons place
the eighth inning and allowed no hits Il
ring the rest OF the game Faulkner 81
orrd the third home run for Goddard in Il
q latter part OF this inning with an n
her ball over the bank Common also s.
# hit but was caught off second BY r,
Jnolli Lyons and Shea both were ont
fouls to Comoll. N
The score; n