Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
North Troy
Orleans
Innings
0 0 O o II 6-9
2 A O 2 O O 0 O O58
1 2 3 A 5 6 r 8 9

North Troy 5000 1011 Go
Orleans "a o q o O o o OE8
Innings 123 A 5 II SO
/ Runs, Carter, Aunchman, Gilbert 2,
Brock, Hazard, Toof 2, Albee, Foster
2, III. Springer 2, Gallup, Twombly,
Baraw, Barry. Two base hits. Gal
lup 2. Gallup struck out Is, gave
! two bases on balls, and hit two bats
men. The North Troy twirlers struck
out 6, gave eight bases on balls, and
hit two batsmen.
Orleans drove two pitchers from
the box early in the game. but were
held runless after the fourth inning
by Aunchman. Gallup had to pitch
! himself out of several holes before
the ninth, due to the loose support he
received. Tt is not to be wondered at
| that he weakened in the final frame.
Battery errors of omission and COM
mission made possible the fusillade OF
! hits that won the game for North
! Troy in this fatal inning.
Ga1lup's two doubles vert boil
beautiful hits to deep right field.
+ The Orleans outfelders played err
| rorless ball. accepting some difficult
chances cleverly. Gilbert's throwing
to bases featured for North Troy.
North Troy is to be congratulated
on their fighting spirit, and bitter
ly contested game may be expected
on May 80 at Orleans when these two
rivals again lock horns.
/ The game was well handled by Um-
pires Brennan and Hughes.
The Orleans High School Athletic
Association held meeting Friday.
May 10Th. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows; Pres
ident, Hazen Springer; vice presi-
dent, Ralph Dutton; secretary, Ben
ny Doyle; treasurer, Harold Gallup.
At a previous meeting it was vot-
ed to give the seven men that played
on the basketball team during the
season of 1922 a basketball COZ,
in recognition of their loyal service
to the school. They were as follows:
Harold Gallup, Clyde Twombly, Ros-
coe Mute, Hazen Springer. Carl Col
by Clarence Barry and Leo Stetson.
The pupils of the third grade en-
joyed field trip last Tuesday after
noon. During the 45 minutes that
they were out of the building they
recognized several species of birds.
i A geography lesson was held on top
of a hill where the children could see
all the different forms of land. Twen-
4 ty-one varieties of wild flowers were
brought back to the school room to
be studied the next day.
| Henry Gonyer is new pupil in
grade /.
/ Mrs. Wayne Davis of Newport and
Miss Lena Chapel of North Troy
were visitors in the second grade on
Friday.
/ The second grade has new pupil,
Ellen May.
/ The pupils of grade are glad to
have Merrick Rice back in school.
Nearly all the pupils in grade
have received the first part of the
badge for Advanced Order of Mod
ern Health Crusaders.
/ Kermit Stearns is back in grade 5
after several days absence caused by
illness.
i Friday assembly was given over
to the girls who attended the Z. w.
4 C. A. conference at ST. Johnsbury.
Each of the ten delegates did her
bit toward conveying something OF
the message and spirit of the confer
ence to the rest of the girls.
i Two of the senior girls began the
series of Qrations to be given in as
| sembly by this years graduates.
One day this week, an army officer
i will visit our high school in order to
II interest some of the boys in a mill
i tary training camp to be held at
II Camp Devens this summer. A talk
i by Mr.. Robinson and some literature
has already aroused some enthusi-
asn.
Committees are busy making pre-
parations for the Junior prom which
is to be held Tuesday evening, June
6, at the Opera House.
The Orleans school wish to express
their appreciation, even at this late
hour, to the Orleans band for their
hearty cooperation on the evening OF
the cleanup week entertainment and
for their playing the evening of the
operetta until the little ones were
ready to begin the performance.
The sixth grade pupils took field
trip Tuesday afternoon and demon,
strated the advantages of practical
information in first aid.
Six of the girls attended the teach
err training class at Barton last Mon
day. The day consisted of observa-
ton of class work and splendid
picnic dinner at the pageant grounds
They extend their thanks for the hos
pita1ity shown them by the teachers
and members of the training class.
FARM FAMILY MADE ILL BY I. B