The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
DUBA ALLOWED
ONLY ONE HIT
Pitching for Barre A. A.,
He Gave Fine Perform
.ance Against Giants
BARRE WINNERS
BY5 TO ] SCORE
Some Snappy Baseball Seen
at Intercity Park
Yesterday

With Duba allowing but one hit, the
Barre A. A.. avenged themselves yester-
day afternoon at Intercity park for
the defeat suffered at the hands of the
ROYAL Giants some weeks ago, and this
time administered a five to one drub-
bling to them, Snappy fielding, good
hitting, on the part Of the local team
and fast double plays featured the
game. Good baseball allowed the Wis.
itors their one run in the eighth and
prevented Dnba's pitching a shutout.
Barre commenced to score in the
second inning. Nicora drew pass,
and was safe at second when White
chose to play for him there instead of
PLAYING for Wilson at first on the lat
ter's grounder. Parks singled through
short, scoring Nicora, but Wilson was
out at the plate few minutes later
when he attempted to tally on Peduz-
zi's roller.
Another count was made in the
fourth. Wilson connected with fast
one and shot it over third for two
bases. 1t looked as though he were
going to be left there, as the next two
men died, Parks lifting to Land and
Duba striking out. Calderara came
through with a single, however, send
ing Wilson to third, where he scored
on Peduzzi's single to right.
The fifth inning was the big one for
the locals, as they counted three times
then. Comolli famed. Newton crashed
double to left and took third when
Thompson dropped an easy throw by
White to catch NicorA at the initial
sack. Nicora stole on the first ball
pitched Wilson flied out to Bowden,
but Parks lined an easy double to
center, sending the two occupants of
the bags home, and scoring immediate
" afterwards on Duba's single to short
center. This completed the scoring Of
the local team.
It was not until the eighth that the
visitors were able to break into the
run column Geary, first up, dropped
one over Nicora's head in center field,
and the ball went through the fence,
allowing the batter to take two bases.
Brainy baseball brought Geary home.
Fuller pushed slow grounder between
second and first, which rolled just out
of the pitchers reach and allowed the
runner to count before Wilson could
field the ball.
Snappy double plays featured the
game. In the sixth Duba slipped bit
and passed File Land slashed hot
one to Calderara, but the ball was field
ed in time to get File at second and
Land at first, retiring the side. In the
eighth quick work on the visitors part
prevented further scoring by the local
team. Duba reached first when Fuller
booted his grounder, but Calderara
drove one into Whites hands, and it
was an easy matter to force Duba at
second and get the batter before he
reached the initial sack.
Several good catches brought APP
plause from the grandstand, especially
the one made by johnson in the sew
enth. Wilson lifted a high one to cen
ter and johnson started for il, but fell
at his first step. His quick recovery en-
abled him to get the ball of his shoe
tops, although he fell as soon as he
caught it. For a moment it was not
certain to the spectators whether he
had held il or not, but the applause
was Forthcoming as soon as the result
was known. Stewards one.handed nab
of Parks wide throw TO first to catch
Carter in the seventh also brought con-
siderable applause.