The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-03
ONCE MORE TIE
ENEMY BEATS US
On account OF ain no game with
Cameron could be played. Manager
Slack a double header for
tomorrow. Admission. so cents.
Bv Charles E. wavnlau.


WAYNESBURG. Pa, Sept. 2-The
local team easily outclassed Fairmont
here to-day. winning a slow game by
the score OF TO 0.
The visitors played a ragged game
in the field, their seven errors being
responsible for most of the runs scor.
ed by W~aynesburg. Peckstein was
the chief offender in this respect, hay
ing three mispiaEs. and it is not prob
able that he Will accompany the team
any further thar Wheeling, his home.
any further than wheeling, his home.
Both cellars and Vasbinder pitched
elegant ball. the hits being about even,
but Vas was rather wild, and his sup
port was very yellow Red" Fisher
again starred III center field, making
some nice catches. AS one ran in the
grand stand remarked: Re IS not a
ball player. but a r~obber.'.
Red" also evidently recovered his
batting ~ to-day. having two neat
hits, a single and a two-bagger. Bry-
son caught the crowd by his graceful
wo:is ar first. Wa~ynesburg's captain
~re.narking that no better work had
been done by any first basen2an on
the local grounds this al than has
been done by Bryson in the two games
mere.
The fielding feature of tie game was
performed by Gamer, the locals mid
die fielder. He maGe a great one
handed running catch of a liner off
Biun2ling's hat, robbing the latter OF g
~ ,-aaIN.o o-a,.
Gibbs was seriously hurt here TO-
day. While at bat in the second inning
a pitched ball glanced from his bat,
striking him in the groin He suffered
great pain, and had 10 DE taken 70 the
hotel. Douglass then finished the
game in left. Biumling going TO right.
How the Runs Were Scored.
Waynesburg started the scoring in
heir half OF the second
Wilhelm walked and was sacrificed
TO second by Williams. Phillips lei
flew 10 Fisher, Williams going TO
third on the throw. On B. Montgom-
single. Wilhelm scored. Cellar
then hit to Douglass, who threw: Mont
gonery out at third on the hit.
In the fourth they added one more.
After Gamer and Wilhelm had both
out, Bero TO Bryson, Wilhelm hit
the hit falling between McDon-
aid and Fisher. when it should have
been an easy out: Vasbinder then hit
Phillips, B. Non1gomeryNsinsled, scor-
ing Williams. cellars then went out,
6ero o Bryson, being the third man TO
60 out via this QUITE in this inning.
In the fifth. after NJ. Montgomery
and Demoss had gone out, Peckstein
Nenny's ~grounder.' Gamer
hit 10 Bero, the latter throw
.rg to second TO catch Kinney, but
oeckstein muffed the throw, Kinney
scoring. Williams hit toward Bero,
he latter making a fine knock down
If the hit, but Phillips ended the in
hing by flying out to Fisher.
Waynesburg tailed one more in the
sixth. After 3. Montgomery n Eel
arsz had famed, PecksIein made a bad
ness OF NJ. Montgomery's easy Sroun-
Ter, the latter going to third whence
,e scored on vasbinder's wild throw
O Bryson, on Demoss' tap, Kinney
hen out TO Fisher.
Three more came in the seventh
1ainer was hit and Wilhelm flew TO
IcDonald. Williams walked. Phil
fps then hit safely to Fisher in middle,
rho fumbled the ball in his eagerness
0 field it. Gamer and Williams scor-
Phillips scored on a passed ball.
next two were easy outs.
Fairmont had no chance to score
,fter the first inning. After Bero
vas out. cellars to Williams, Wharton
first on kenny's error. Fish
r struck out, Peckstein reached first
n Demoss' error. Douglass then hit
hot one to Demoss, and the bases
we're full, but the best Bryson could
O was to line out to Gaiher in mid
lie. After this only four men reach
d first, three on hits and one on a
scattered one to an inning.
Following is the lineup n score:
FAIRMONT. A. r. n. p. A. e.
'ero. Sd b.......... 4 0 0 3 l ;
c ........ 4 y y . = y :
M .......... 4 y U +
eckStein, I'd b.. 4 Q l ? Q 5 <