Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-01
VARSITY TOOK BOTH.
Denison Defeated Saturday after
Two Game Fights.

500 People Stayed Until Last han was
Ont Philpot Pitched sixteen In.
nings South Park Lost to Rloomer
Giris and Z. j. ". a u, To-day.
Eight hundred people saw them
do il At least that's how many
paid to see them. AS usual, there
were a lot OF muckers who saw, and
did not pay "You don't see any
better base bail than than that any
where was the verdict of ore man
who paid to see them.
1t rained along about noon and
kept it up at intervals until the
VARSITY team got their suits on
Then the weather man got Interested
and held of the moisture for the
rest of the day.
The Athletic Field was sticky, and
the ball didn't do any great bound
ing stunts. 1t took an awful punch
with tho stick to get it outside the
diamond But for all that, the two
games Saturday between the Varsity
and Denison were past. The Varsity
won both heats but with only neck
to spare.
The first game was battle be-
tween Groniger and Phillpot. It
was nearly an even break Both
sides were blanked for the first three
innings, Denison going out in one,
two, three order, and then Varsity
only getting two men to first. The
visitors scored one in the fifth, and
the Varsity duplicated it IN the
sixth. 1t stood that way until the
seventh when the Varsity punched
some two baggers and tailed two
more. The game was won. But
there was no certainty Of this until
the last man was retired
Denison started things going in
the second game by scoring two runs
in the first inning. The Varsity
was blankety blank until the fourth.
One run wac. tailed and then the
sun came out. In the sixth one
more was scored The Varsity won
the game in tie eighth by scoring
two Denison had string of goose
eggs all the way through.
Phlllpot pitched both games for
Denison. He put up game fight
and did not seem to weaken any IN
the second game. There was never
any telling what was going to hap
pen until the last man was out, and
the crowd stayed until after seven
o clock.
Summary first game by innings:
Ri e.
W.v.U.-o oo1o 2 ox-s 7 q
Den 'sn-0 0 0 ! 0 o 0 Oh 6 q
Summary:
Earned 1uns-W. V. T., 2;Deni-
son, O; Two base hits-Kennoy and
Shriver; Three base hit-Groniger,
Bases on balls-off Phillpot, l
Struck out-by Groniger, 6; by
Phillpot,l Double play-Purinton
and Reynolds; Lefton bases-W V.
L., 8; Denlson, 4 Umpire Printz
Time 40
Summary second game:
W.Y.U.-0 0 0 0 % x-4 s A
Dens'n-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 4 | /
Summary:
Earned runs w. V. U.,3; Denison
,; Sacrifice hit-Groniger; Two base
hits Cole, smith; Bases on balls
by Phillpot, 2; by Smith, |, Struck
out-by Smith, 6; by Philpot. 4 +:
Double play-Smith, Purinton, Rev
nolds; Left on bases-W. Y. e., 6;
Denison, 5; Umpire Printz Time 10.
SOUTH PARK VS. BLooMER GIRLS.
South Park was defeated Saturday
by about the rattiest looking bunch
of femininity that ever came to
Morgantown. About 500 people paid
their money to see the ladies in
uniform. Z. j. Wright, assisted by
the crowd, umpired The situation
was trying to the gallant p j. bu
he carried it off well.
The contest ended ia squabble |
over decision by the umpire. The
score is estimated at 10-S. The
batteries were Jenkins aud Kerr, !
Lazy 9b 1Ialf, OflulIn ana SmltA. /
w. al. TO-DAY
This afternoon w. d. J, and Var
sity are fighting it out. 1t was re-
ported that the Fennsylvanians
would bring 600 rooters. A tele-
phone message to the NEW DOMINION
from Washington states that no
rooters will accompany the team.
The boys were at Waynesburg
Saturday and started to drive from
that place this morning w a.. j |
has only lost one college game this
season. The contest will will be |
rare one
Thought it was High.