The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-25
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ming double. Mcintyre got a base on
four bad ones and stole co"
Clements was safe on Mcponald's
tumble and the first named took third.
This state of affairs With no hands
out. looked productive OF Il run. but
Vas helded kirby's tap fast enough
to touch that worthy. Crowley strucl,
at one which retaliated 81 hitting
| him and he was sent to first. Son
| ders hit plump into a lightning lou
BILE, Mcdonald to Adamsoa to Coma
way and the crowd yell=ni-
In Fairmont's half OF the second.
each of the visiting ~outfie!Gers copied
q fly. retiring he side.
Patterson and Long struck out and
T. McGarvey went out or an easy
grounder to Bero in the third, but the
locals scored two in their scene of
this act. Bero drew a base and
swiped second, but Adamson n Con-
away struck out. Gibbs Singled to
right, scoring the captain. On the
throw home to get Bero, the pitcher
intercepted the ball and tried to get
Gibbs going to second: the throw
went out to middle and he let it go
~unhindered, Gibbs scoring.
The fourth saw the City of Brother
1y Lovers score for the first time in
Fairmont. After ]. McGarvey had
been thrown out by Bero or a ground
er along third base line, the umpire
sent him back, claiming a foul He
then sent a hot one to Mcdonald who
juggled it and Bero got it n made
the throw a trif1e late. Patterson ran
for him and electrified the crowd by
stealing second and third. Mcintyre
flew to Adamson Il Clements struck
out. Kirby. from the eastern shore,
SUBJ" shot one down past third which
Bero did not make much of an effort
to handle, claiming h ball was foil,
but Mr.. Sloat said nay and nay she
was, Patterson scoring
In our half, Fisher, the boy who
makes them field his chances clean
and fast, peat out a grounder Which
Long momentarily fondIeG and went
to second on that baseman's Wild
throw. Bryson lined to Mcintyre and
Adamson flew to J.. McGaryey. Vas
fouled but Souder muffed it; he then
singled to center and Fisher scored.
The seventh gave Fisher q chance
to show his knowledge of base ball
according to Hoyle. Clements was
first up and hit past third for a clean
single; Gibbs waited for Il, but it
went through his legs and it seemed
that the man would complete the cir
cult before his wild career could be
stopped. Fisher at the crack OF the
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thing broke right, and when Gibbs
missed it, that ball had the awf,dest
chase of its life. and Red fired it ont
OF the hole in time 70 kcer the ran
on third. Kirby struck out. but Nc
Donald messed Crowley's grounder
and Clements scored. Patterson
struck out and Gibbs, after a hard
run got Longs fly
The locals scored two in the eighth
after two were gone. Gibbs and Nc
Donald went out on taps to Pelan, but,
Fisher hit over second for one base.
Bryson drew a pass, Edwards singled
past third and Fisher scored Vas
singled through short and Bryson all
chored. Bero ended it by flying to
Clements.
In the ninth Fisher had his first.
chance since joining the local team,
having played five games without an
opportunity. Clements, the first UP,
hit a short on back of second which
Fisher captured after a desperate
run. He will not stay in F~aitIIoEI,
having signed a Wheeling coItract-
There is a possibility that he may not
like Central league affairs and return.
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Long, 3 q 0 2 &
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