The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-23
L0GA 80
VICTOR 4
EIGHT@TO&TW0.ss

Il Tns
less game. BeyondSa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the hardest losers going fsTfsa ma dhdS
not strike at a good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
called, every Observation-Disclosures
and swear Umpire sIistersgsaworkg3
seemed to be impartiaI 0neteshni.%
cality. which ~the@crowd andsomesfeW
players did not understand. broughEa
storml-of abuse about-hfss ass.sssssss8sssSs
Our players say thatthe deaIaviss
iting team gets in: PiedmontissssanaTs
thing but square, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
became angeredHat the EfghIanaarsssss
behaviorsWhen anSallegedsb bad decision
was rendered against them.
The only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Raiey. formerly Of Observation-Disclosures
coaching and goodSnaturedStallstoo the
crowd Is heartily Observation-Disclosures
his brother Dan.
McIlivain, hesSyouthsfrom GsharIeroi
MISUNDERSTANDING allowing III five
scattered Sbinglesss striking men
and issuing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of speed. and curves that sbreAk ntcsIysSg
together with excellent control.@sHisss
quiet manner and e-arnestness made
him solid with the fans. ReToswastheSS
hero. Out of five Observation-Disclosures
out two singles doubIe#andagtTipIs
and the last time@droyes warm liner
to middle, which Malone ,seaptured.
This is hitting with q vengearrcs%BrysS
son was right at his captainssheels#gs
with, two singles and pie the sIatslg
ter a beauty over Shiner's4h ad.@as6fIns
GER Douglas strung tWoinssafeNplacas
and once very nearly accomplished
something u~nknownsto Traction Park.
This was in the sixth when@%aaGfngsrf
was first man up.HarI#sent|onsS
across just where he liIsed Al
when it got done Observation-Disclosures
the left field fence few d ON
run it had been.
Dan Raley furnished anfca
fielding In the fifth. j bscrackedsa
high one nearly to the enc insaright,
but Dan got It OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
same direction.
Bryson's errors observation-disclosures
and, besides. he had e1eYenschances,an
unusual number fora secondBbassman
The locals won b gamesinatheNfiIst
inning. Bero doubled Whartpn
fouled to Henry, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed to ~Geoghegan, buts%B
run down between secondandathirds
While this was beingaccornpIisIsds@
Red" lit on condIYtlessa1snfrona
yM%cIIlvain's home, 5dreWsa base Ia baI1ssa
and big" Bryson pIowea up II
in left with a triple, driving ffItWas
Gibbs drew a base gonSbalIs. andae
wild throw to Observation-Disclosures
and allowed Brysonsto4connt.@
The visitors scored In
again in the fifth on#errors the8Ip
Gals. Fairnont scoredin tIls
and sixth Observation-Disclosures
The game wound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
manner as Sundays ortest-a rat
Ting double play retiring hesristors
This time McIllvain, Bryson II
it. gEss@sa
Bob ConaWay has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and will likely go toEsvansVtiIe
Lytle has signedMto8#piayth
initial sack. #ss
M~organtown is laying the locals
Park this afternoon.
PIEDMONT. ARHPA
Geoghegan, S.
Raley, r. 4. pSSssS1seEsWss
J.. Raley, LIST b.: q 40 ITO g0S#s
Henry, G go Ssg0 5asJe
m ....... a IsS941e
Sinner, /. f.. 81 DSINsaNsH
y ..S#4 0&sS1Ss
Culbertson, I'd b..4 Is5s1
Patterson Sd b sA
Totals III
FAIRMoNT. Al. RH ii. " 4.
3ero, Sd ~. as
c .55 81
4ytle. list b.. !. .#sss$44 $SaS&9
I'd b.... 41
Gibbs, /. f... ......
Mcdonald, S. S 4. 3Sso 4
Douglas. I. f ...g3 2 Is0
1cIllvain, p ..s. 4sSa Dag
Totals.
'iedmont... o od8osoa14-
'airmont.. Q8I%2s0
Summary.-Earned runs
SThree-base hits erosBrsson.TMo
ase hits: Bero, Douglas..Sacrificehit
ibis. Stolen bases: Fisher, Brgson%s
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