The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
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AGAIN WENT DOWN TO THE
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10 ZERO.


Is IN ont d gain " hftewashed Union
town and again young LANG demon
stfated his ability as a pitcher let !
ting the visitors down with four hits
and itching himself out Of danger.
ols holes.
While few Of the fans complain
h shout tn e unepenness OF the contests,
( ti,e crowds still fock out to see the
locals in action. It must be remem-
sbered that teams which can put up
tine article of ball that this team does
are scarce, but the management will
have this kind in the future.
III the first inning Shannon flew
soiIt to Mcdonald, Copper hit drive
over first which Bryson went up in
the air and pulled down. and Francis
ssfew out to Gibbs, a nice catch
3sWayman f1ewto Shannon and Gibbs
hit past the pitcher for one base
Carref1 hewsSto Francis and Stillwell
q hit over third for a single. Vasblnder
grounded to Francis, forcing Gibbs
I at third, ending the inning.
Marietta lew to Vasbinder, VIII
helm grounded, Laing to Bryson, Pow.
eli few to Gibbs.
Bryson walked, Mcdonald sacrificed
Z him to second and he scored on
sIsaing life to Meade. Edwards fore
ed Laing at d second, and Wayman
rounded, Stoner to Marietta.
Gibbs hit for a single to right, but
@GarreII struck out Gibbs went-to sec
ond on a passed ball, and to third on
S2StIllWelRs ground err to Francis, who
threw Wild TO Marietta. Gibbs and
Still@elI scored on Vasbinder,s three
sbaggersto left Bryson struck out and
AfcDonaTd grounded to Meade.
Shannon hunted safely, Cooper cut
trying to- duplicate the feat Francis
singled over second. Marietta groun-
dgdsto5 McDorald who threw to Car
rell, forcing Shannon at third. VIII
helm hit one past third, Gibbs return
ing too: fast to allow score. Powell
ssthenSfew to NVayman
LANG hit to left for two bases and
Edwards grounded, Francis to first,
9 but Marietta dropped the throw Ed
wards steals second and Wayman
Y grounds to first and beat it out. Gibbs
grounded out to Marietta, Laing scor-
\ ing Carroll drewa base on balls, but
St1l1welI few out to Powell, Edwards
scoring Vasbinder hit homer to
Left, scoring Waynran and. Carroll
ahead of him. Bryson grounded,
i Cooper, to Marietta. Meade struck out,
and Rooster and Stoner flew out to
srayman.
ssss cDonald fouled out to Meade and
4 I4aing flew to Cooper Edwards hit
ito. left for three bases, but WayElan
flew out Meade.
Shannon drew base and Cooper.
attempting to bunt, flew out to Car
rel, who threw wild to first in an
effort to double Shannon, who went
to second on the misplay. Francis
sfouled out to Gibbs, a nice catch Ma
rietta struck out.
Gibbs got life on Francis error,
and Carroll hit over second for sin
gle Sti1lweH hunted, scoring Gibbs
& on Sroner's wild throw. Vasbinder
Il sacrificed to Francis, scoring Carroll.
sBrvson hit to right, scoring stillwell.
BrysonE stole third, but Laing struck
out
Wilhelm drew base, and Powell
advanced him to second with hit to
Meade grounded 10 CdTTeii'
who touched Wilhelm, but threw low
Ito Stil1we1l, attempting double.
Kooser struck out and Stoner drew
pass. Shannon then struck out, re-
firing the side.
Edwards got life on Meade's fun
bile but was forced at second by Way
man. Gibbs hit into double, retir-
ling the side.
Cooper grounded, Laing to Bryson.
Francis struck out and Marietta
Is grounded, Carroll to Bryson.
Carroll got a life on Meade's FUN
BILE and Sti1lwell sacrificed him to
ii second, butshe was thrown out trying
ito make third on Vasbinder's groun-
der2to Francis. Bryson sent Vas to
u third with a single to right, and stole
& second Both were left when McDon-
AID flew out to Francis
Wilhelm hit a high fly, which Ed
wards captures, Powell grounded, Nc
Donald to Bryson. Meade ended the
81 game by grounding, Stillwell to Bry-
son, making the third straight shut
out to the home teams credit, and a
total of forty-three safe hits for forty
two runs, while their opponents got
item hits and no tallies