The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-03
Pushed Score Over Plate for
Montpelier Highs A
to 3 Victory
SPAULDING PUT
UP GOOD GAME
Nichols Was Wild but Kept
Montpelier's Hits Well
Scattered

Pape's three base clout to left field in
the seventh inning, which scored Gross
from first, enabled Montpelier high to
defeat Spaulding high at lntercity park
yesterday afternoon to 3 in hard
fought game. Spaulding obtained an
early lead by making two rms in the
first inning on three singles and led for
five innings 3 to |. Montpelier tied the
score in the sixth and in the following
inning Pape's liner along the foul line
brought home the bacon to the Mont
pelier nine.
Nichols allowed but four hits, one
scratch infield hit by Clark in the open
ing round; but with men on bases he was
unsteady, as he has been all the year,
and his wildness and Pape's timely smash
spelled defeat. Sawyer was nieked for
three hits in the opening frame and for
two doubles in the fifth but he was at
his best in the pinches and although in
trouble in all the earlier innings through
Gross errors he grew better toward the
last of the game and his support inn
proved with his twirling.
Gross had a bad day in the field, max
ing five misplays on ground balls until
he was removed in favor of Kelley in the
sixth. Kelley put up grand exhibition,
making pretty stop and fast throw for
the final play of the game Riceiarelli
shone at short for Spaulding and johnson
made nice catch in right field in the
first inning.
Ossola started for Spaulding by hitting
a daisy cutter over second base and stole
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Sheridan, but advanced Ossola to third.
The latter tried to score on Geals' tap
to the pitcher and was out at the plate.
Johnson hit safely, Geals going to third
and johnson stole second. Both scored
on Gross error on Loranger's grounder.
Loranger stole second but was out when |
he tried to score on Nichols single
Montpelier got one of the runs back in
the second, Clark getting an infield sin |
gle on a hit which Nichols tried to stop /
and only blocked. Rieciarell losing Clark |
On the throw. Smith then took pitched /
ball in the side and on the first ball /
pitched Clark and Smith worked dou-
Die steal. Clark scoring when McHugo
threw wide TO Thompson. Sheridan, w. |
Milo and Kelley famed
doubles by Geals and Loranger. After
hat Spaulding failed to get a hit.
Montpelier tied it up in the sixth as
ollows: G. Milo flied out to Ossola but
iross raped out the first clean hit off
lichols and stole second. Pape waited
nd walked after fouling eight good ones
lark hit to Ricciareli, who intercepted
iross at third, but Pape scored when
Thompson threw wild to catch him at
econd. Clark scored from second on
smiths single to right field. Smith went
o second on passed ball and stole third.
heridan was hit in the knee and w. Milo
vas ticketed With the bases crowded I
Kelley went out, Ricciarell to Geals. The
inning run was forthcoming in the sew c
nth, however, Gross being walked with
wo out. Pape caught one on the nose 5
nd kissed it to deep left. He was left t
t third and no more scores were made, {
Though W. Milo reached third in the ?
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