West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-31

Hooton-Third Base.
Burns-Left Field.
Or-Second Base.
SmaIlwood-Piicher.
kingwoods lineup for Kingwood was as
follows, and all home boys except Bankerd,
the Tunnelton catcher, as Alton Jackson,
our catcher, was away and could not get
here
Maurice Jackson--Pitcher.
Charley Mcncar--Left Field.
Jim Hayes Second Base
Zip" Bankerd-Catcher.
Jim MISUNDERSTANDING.
Jess Iackson--First Base.
Ross Jackson-Third Base.
Art Evck-Middlc Field
Hoy Jackson-Right Field.
The game started at ? o'clock with the
visitors at the bat. Hamilton got out on
third, Dawson struck out Stocknan left on
third when Raley went out at first. Sides
change,
Maurice Jackson made safe hit and was
left ON third when Hayes and Bankerd
struck out and Menear go, out at second.
leaving Murdoch on first
When the visitors came To the bat the
second time, Patterson, lIoo,on and Burns
struck out in one, two, three order.
Then Kingwood started the ball rolling.
Jess Jackson went gu, ON ny, but Ross
Jackson and AIT Evick got safe hits and
scored ON Maurice Jacksou's two.bapper.
Then Hoy Jackson was called GU, ON third
by mistake and Menear struck out, SO that
Maurice died ON second
In the third inning Homecoming started
Oft nicely. Smallwood and Hamilton GOT
safe hits and scored. Orr and Dawson
went out at first aud Raley struck out.
| k'ncwood did no, score in the third. as
Hayes went out on fly and Bankcrd and
Jess Jackson struck out, leaving Murdoch
on second
| This made the score two two and the
game got interesting. In the fourth
Patterson got hit but died on third as
iioo'on went out at first and Burns and
Orr on flies
| Then Kingwood got in some good work
and won the game. Ross Jackson scored
again. Evick got another hit and scored.
Hoy Jackson struck out. Maurice raped
out another ,wo-base hit and scored
Menear scored, Hayes got hit but was
left on the base wien Bankerd and less
Jackson got out at first That made the
score o 10 in favor of Kiugwood on even
innings
J In The i'f'.' inring s,n.lhyoo,l struck on.
Hamilton hit safe and scored. Dawson
got safe hh hot died ON third when
StocSman struck oui aud Raley wen, out ON
. ily
kinsw0od failed to score as Ross Jackson
"fanned.' Evick .,ilied" and II. Jackson
went cut at first.
Then Patterson came TO the bat and
knocked beautiful ,hrce-5agger aud
scored, llooton famed again, Burns wen,
out on fly, Orr got hit bat was left at
first when SmalIwood struck ou, again.
That was The end for 'Conny'' a, ,bev
i
Maurice Jackson came 10 the bat and
pounded out ,wo-bogger, making the
third Tor HIM in one game. lie scored on
IT. Menear and Bankcid went out at FIRST
and Hayes on fly. That made il stand
7 10 4 in our favor
In The seventh Hamilton got his base by
being hit with the ball Dawson went ont
on fly and Stockman out on a ny and
Hamilton same time on a double play iha,
was swift work.
Murdoch Tor our side went out at Grst.
Jess Jackson on a fly and Ross at FIRST.
more quick work. and sides changed be
fore the spectators could realize II.
Then Ralcy and Patterson. the catcher
and pitcher for Homecoming famed and
lIooton went out at first. More quick
work that made the crowd cheer and think
they were getting the worth Of their money
In the eighth and last time at the bat for
our boys Evick and Hoy Jackson both
went out on flies and NJ Jackson at first
More swift work
Then the visitors took a farewell whack
at IL. swearing they would win the game
anyhow. but Burns struck out and orr
and Smallwood both went out at first in
short order and IL was all over but the
shouting. which came with a rush. Time
OF game. one hour and az minutes. I'm.
pires, for Kingwooe. Frank carroll. and
Walter Hooton OF Rowlesburg. for tbc
visitors IA. Smith. the manager OF the
Homecoming team scored for them and
Earle 7. Martin for Kingwood.
Our pitcher struck out twelve men and
tie other pitcher but seven. One man on
each side hit by pitched ball and one Of
our men got his base on balls. We got
eight hits on their pitcher and they got
seven on Of us IN the error column less
Jackson and Murdoch got one apiece and
on the other side Bob orr. their second
bascmsn tihc candy drummer got two
errors and Hooion Stockman and Hamil.
ton one each, or FIVE in all Maurice
Jackson did great work. making three
two baggers and single or four hits in
one game and bringing IN two men twice
Ills work fHrOuohouf tho game .,a. L..I