The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-18
HARD SCHEDULE
FOR GODDARD
Baseball Team to Play
Freshmen Mines of Sew
eral Colleges
"a GAMES ARE
NOW ARRANGED
Only Two Veterans of God
dard Teams Are Left
for Nucleus

Manager Edward Flanagan of the
Goddard seminary baseball team re.
ceutly completed schedule including
ia its personnel the most worthy oppo-
nepts that Goddard nine has ever
faced. The schedule was composed with
the hearty approval of Principal r. l..
Dawson and with the official sanction
of Coach Joseph Leahey, Harvard and
Yale Freshmen, Andover Exeter, Dean,
Spaulding and Montpelier seminary arc
some of the adversaries appearing on
the list
One of the features is ten-day trip
during which eight games are to be
played with schools representing the
very best interscholastic ability of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connec.
ticut. The first game of the trip ia
with Andover academy on May o, and
the last with Yale freshmen in the
Yale bowl at New Haven on May is.
Within these dates three teams will be
met for the first time in the history of
either schools Harvard freshmen, Yale
freshmen and Simsbury academy OF
Simsbury, Conn.
Spaulding will be played at Lincoln
campus on April 80, and at Intercity
park on Memorial day, May 30. Mont
pelier seminary, on the other hand, APP
pears later, at Montpelier on May q,
and at Barre on June IL, the com
mencemem game and the last game of
the season Dartmouth freshmen will
also be Witnessed by a commencement
audience, June Is.
Coach Leahey defines the prospects as
very bright for good team this year
in spite of the fact that Kelley and
Polli are the only veterans from last
years team. Kelley halls from Brock
ton, Mass, plays third base, and has
been elected captain for the 1921 sea
SON. Poli is Barre boy, who is well
known locally for his ability as a |
pitcher, and who last year was the fore
most hurler on the seminary nine 9th
ers who appear, judging from past rec
ords, as promising material are: Pitch |
ers, Luck, Cyran and McGarghan; |
catchers, Finn and Jackman; for first |
base, Connolly, Shattuck and August |
for second base, Ringland and Crowell; |
for shortstop, Driscoll and Cyran; for
third base, Hunt; outfielders, Wall and |
OConnor, Coach Leahey is confident |
that with the beginning of spring train
ing many dark horses" will be forth.
coming from the student body
The schedule of % games, beginning
April 10 and closing June H., is as fol-
lows:
April 10 Forth Ethan Allen at
Barre.
April aO-Spauldng high school at
Lincoln campus.
May IT. V. NJ. seconds at Barre.
May o-Andover academy at Ando-
yer, Mass
May lO-Exeter academy at Exeter,
n. H.
May ll-Holy Cross freshmen at
Mass.
May l2-Tufts freshmen at Med
ford, Mass.
May lS--Dean academy at Franklin,
Mass.
May l4--Harvard freshmen at Cam
bridge, Mass.
May l6--Cushing academy at Ash
burnham, Mass.
May l7-Simsbury academy at Sims.
bury, Conn,
May ls--Yale freshmen at New Ha-
ven, Conn. yale bowl
May 81 Montpelier seminary at
May 2G-U v NJ seconds at Bur.
Iington.
May 27-St Michae's at Winooski.
May Bodybuilding high school at In
-ercity park.
June Dartmouth freshmen at
Hanover, n. II.
June 2-Cushing academy at Barre. !
June 3-Dean academy at Barre.
June 4-St. Michael's at Barre.
June S-Norwich seconds at North
ield.
june ll-Norwich seconds at Barre. I,
June l5-Dartmouth freshmen at !
Barre
June F-Montpelier seminary at
Barre.