The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-15
Barre A. C. Walked Away
with Game by Score
Of 8 to 2
FOWLIE PITCHED
CLEVER GAME
Struck Out Id Men and Shep-
ard for Goddard Struck
Out Is Batters

If anyone should ask about the B. A
c. and Goddard game yesterday nearly
every fan would say it was too much
Fowlie." This youngster certainly earned
rep" if ball player ever earned one
having the Goddard sluggers at his mercy
at all stages of the game, allowing but
three scattered hits, two of these being
of the very scratchy order and the other
short single by Shay. He turned IA
back to the bench by the strikeout route.
While Fowlie pitched wonderful kind of
ball, he couldn't be credited with all the
glory, for Shepard, his rival, pitched a
classy game, causing Is of the B. A. G.
batsmen to Whit the breeze and allowing
only six hits, but these came when hits
meant runs, and, combined with the dis
astrous errors of his teammates, caused
Goddard's downfall.
In the field the B. A. G. played circles
around the schoolboys, making fewer err
rors and playing a faster game in all de-
partments. The only man to slip was
Johnston, who had bad day in the field,
making three nliscues, while Hoernle and
Wiley seemed to have the pep for the
Goddard outfit, Wiley digging two espe
cially hard throws out of the dirt from
across the diamond.
The music started after Stuart had
swung at couple of wide ones, fouling
a few more and ending up by getting
pretty single in left. Claire followed
with another safe blow, sending Stuart
- -
ones over and then raped one to Conner,
who threw Claire out at second giving
Laird first on the play. Jack Davidson
tapped long hy to Quinn, who thought
the ball ought to fall into his hands
without any physical effort on his part,
and he let the horsehide go through his |
paws, letting Stewart pass over the rub |
Der for the first tally. A few minutes |
later three more crossed the plate when |
Shepard made an error on Johnston's |
grounder and in the mixup the Goddard |
boys got to throwing the ball around at |
random until the bases were cleared. |
After this, Shepard seemed to pull to-
gether and famed Tommy Davidson and |
Peduzzi. The third did not bring any
thing to either team, but in the third
Faulkner reached first by an error on
Johnston, stealing second and coming
home on a long sacrifice fly by Conner.
In the fifth the B. A. G. bunch started
more trouble for the boys on the hill.
G. Fowlie drew pass and went to third
when Stuart labeled one of Shepard's
shoots two-bagger and came home on
Faulkner's error Claire hit one to the
nield and reached first when they tried
TO cut Stuart off at third and failed. A
minute later jun Laird hit another in.
field grounder, Stuart making home
ahead of the ball and Laird was safe on
the initial station. Davidson's hit to left
senter scored Claire, Laird taking third
On the play and he came home when
was thrown out BY Faulkner.
This ended all scoring for this inning but
he Athletics pushed one over again in
he sixth when Tomasi drove single
nto the outfield, stealing second and adj
fsncing on fowlie's single and scoring
when Shay mussed up G. Fowlie's infeld
lit. After this the Goddard team played
,etter ball allowing none of the B. A. c.
cam to be in :he danger zone.
None of the schoolboys got within
coring distance after the third until the
eyenth, when Keefe reached first on an
rror by Johnston, taking second after
fowlie donated a pass to the first sack
o Quinn. going to third on Hoernle's
cratch hit and scoring on Willey's sacri-
ce fly to Laird. This ended the scoring
/ both teams: while they both had men
o reach first. neither could come across
nth the punch TO send man home. The
core.