The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-19
SNAKES LOST
! 81. SIX 10 FIVE VI

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UMPIRE PLAYED ATELLiNe
HE PART.
The Snakes dropped the practice
came against the Wv: 2. yesterday,
5$to 5. kennedy, the big slabman
pitched +a| shut out game all the way,
but@when Mr.: Sutherland wasn't get.
ting An some clever work fortthe col
leigsitanss Dun and Lafge were contrib
uting errors. The athletic committee
State institution is always try
ing for clean sports and professional
ism is supposed to be frowned upon.
Their first step in this respect should
be to bar Mr.. Sutherland from Off.
ciating in any and all games and sub.
stitute any one. An amateur robber
might give better satisfaction than a
professional.
Without any doubt This jumps" de-
liberately handed w. y. U. three IN
Their first score was chalked up in the
sixth. Seay grounded to LANCE who
fumbled and the runner was safe.
Wayman sacrificed, Snedden TO Con.
nors. Then Mccarthy dumped 1t but
Greenwald threw a little wild TO first
and besides the runner interfered
with the throw. Seay, seeing this,
attempted to score and had 1t easily,
only in his eagerness, he tripped over
tie husky catcher's foot and did not
touch the plate by three feet, but
there was Mr.. Sutherland and any
Fairmonter who had attended a ball
game in Morgantown for the past two
years can guess what happened.
Again in the eighth when they piled
up two runs was Mr.. Sutherland the
donor. After seay had senta high one
to Cassel, Wayman went out, Lange
to Connors. Mccarthy hunted and
Mason popped a littly sickly mi over
short. which kissed the ground with a
resoundins whack. Kennedy then
passed Hall and the bases were full
and two gone to the happy hunting
grounds. Bayliss was up and after
missing two, he swung at one which
struck the ground a. foot or more in
side, seeing which he attemptedFto rur
it out. However he ran directly into
it and detlected'it its course toward thu
visiting players bench. Every Snake
threw down his glove and started in
but Sutherland, without even smiling
motioned Bayliss back, claiming
foul, Then Bayliss slammed til
sphere to left for two bases and tw'
runners were over.
The run scored by W. v. U. In th
seventh was after the side Shout,
have been retired. Hall was first u
and sent a long ono to West. Baylis
sent an easy n TO Duff who gather
ed it In nicely but threw wild to8Cor
nors and the man was safe. NJ
Cauley went ont, Kennedy to Connors
Bayliss taking second. Hertzler isins
led past second and Bayliss scored.
The ninth was the heart breaker 70
Falrmont. At the best. even afte
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Sutherland had done everything in hi
power, the contest should have bee
an extra. inning affair, but Duff pu
the Woggle Bug on any such affai
as that. Two men were out and tn
score . to 4 in favor Of the Snake
when seay doubled to left. Wayma
scored him with a single over shol
and went to second on the throw I
the plate to catch him. The loo,
lad then stole third. At this stag
! Mccarthy sent a nice bounder into tn
hands of Duff but that gentleman ey
= IDENTITY forgot to squeeze it and Wa,
y man was over the plate and the bat
nan safe at first and the game W;
L. over.
The twenty odd Fairmonters presel
had plenty OF chances to cheer the
taSorites almost from the jump. TT
scoring commenced in the second !
:" ming after two were out. Como
had sent a little fly to Mason al
l.ange had been called out on strik,
when Duff singled past third. The
Captain Cassel clonted a beauty
middle for three lovely bases al
IN DUFF easily scored. Kennedy sent
n. slow n straight at Bayliss. 1t vi
Of the incest easiest little punk ground
lie Of the day but after setting himse
m, for 1t the guardian of the second st
III ton lei It roll by and Cassel score
Of In the fifth two were broug
across and at least two more Won
have registered had Sutherland I'd
his duty as he seen it." kenne,
II, Grounded TO Mason and was safe on Il