The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-21
THE MoUNTAiNEERs PUT Up a
STRONG GAME AND GOT
MAJORITY OF THE RUNS
MADE
cuALEv STARTED TO PITCH FOR
FARM ONT euTsWAs OUT OF
FoRM-LEFTY CORE FIN
,SHED THE GAME.
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PIEDMONT, w. Va, June 90
The Fair1nont base ball team was de-
scated here today by the strong Pied
mont team by a score of seven to
three. The great record made this
season by the Farmonters had prece-
,led their arrival here. and Piedmont
had its best team in the field prepared
rcr hard struggle, and they got 1t,
ming the contest was an even one,
10th sides playing nice ball. The
Eairmont team played an errorless
f:ame, while Piedmont's only misplay
vas one by the first baseman on a
hard chance.
Qualcy started In to pitch for Fair
incnt. but he was out of form and
was hit hard After pitching three In
Rings he gave way TO Lefty Core. who
allowed only one run for the remain
der of the game. Patterson, for Pied
mont was wild. but he kept Fair
rlont's eleven hits well scattered.
For Fairmont. Mcdonald played a
fine fielding game, besides hitting
well, getting two hits and two runs.
Nasbinder, in right, pulled down sew
c.cai long drives. He also got his
usual hit, getting a nice twobaSger
The rest of the Fairmont boys played
a nice game, playing without an error
The Piedmont boys played swell
game, their hitting being especially
good. Daily led, having two three
haggers and two singles.
Tairmont was first at bat. Wayman
crew a base on balls but was forced
at second by Gibbs on an attempted
secritice. The next two men up went
out in order. They scored one run in
the second. when Mcdonald singled
and scored on Vasbinder's two bag
ger to right. In the third Gibbs start
ed off with a threebagger and scored
on a passed ball. but the next three
were easy outs.
In the fifth, after NVayman and
Gibbs went out Helm was hit on the
arm by pitched ball, but was left
on first when Stillwell struck out In
the seventh, after Gibbs had gone out,
Helm hit safely, but was on second
when the third man went out.
Bryson hit for two bags in the
eighth. and went to third on Cores
single, but Wayman grounded out,
making the third out.
Three men went out in order in the
ninth.
Piedmont began scoring in the first.
Parsons went out, Charles walked and
I,slily singled and both scored when
D. Raley hit for two bases. r. Raley
singled, scoring D. Ra1ey.
They went out in order in the sec
ond
In the third Daley hit for three
bases. scoring on r. Raleys single.
westIal1e scored r. Raley by a three
Dagger. Thorp walked but the next
two men were out with nobody scor-
ing.
at this stage of the game Core*went
In. The first two men UP were easy
outs Then Daley hit for three bases,
but was left on third
The only run OFF Core was made
IL the fifth inning when r. Raley and
NYestlal.e singled, the former scoring
on an ontfeld fly. Core was hit safe
y i'll the sixth and seventh inning
bat no ,uns resulted
The same teams play Wednesday
The Fairmont boys say they will
i1uve revenge. and with Vasbinder in
the box can see nothing else but vic
tory Umpire WEIGHS work did not
suit the boys, his decisions on balls
and strikes being away off.
Tomorrow the boys go to Lonacon-
ing. for one game. They play the
strong Cumberland team Thursday
and Friday, and go to Frostburs
Saturday,
Following is the score:
ITairmont Alb r. H. O. A. E.
!vayman. N. .-.3 o o
Gibbs, Ii ..---.5 o
Helm, 3b ..-.-.5 0 4 2 o
SiiIiwelI 2h - 0 o O o