The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-10
HARRISBURG
is SHUT OUT

SAA4tG LILO OuI Ll1uSJ ana RETURNED
with ten scalps dangling from their
belts. The boy who caused it all
twas one Mr.. Whiteman, who has a
smile that is very provoking and
that will reach from ear to ear.
Yes, kind reader, we were beaten
and it Is with many means and with
tears running down my face that L
viii try to tell you how it happened.
Were they good? Yes, they were
good and just about as good as our
own, but not quite. However, yes
Iterday they were good enough to
beat US. And TO think it was a
shut-out game at that and the first
goose egg that we have drawn this
year That's what hurts. In the
first inning Mr.. linn, who did the
slab work for US was a trifle wild.
Three passes and one hit gave them
the only run of the game and it
happened them. After that there
was nothing doing with the kid. Try
as hard as we could we could not
score. In the sixth it looked as
though we should score, but Mr.
Kane, erstwhile pitcher of the
Wheeling league, and now a man of
leisure, said nay nay. linn, our
left fielder, bingled off a nice tRo-
Dagger and things looked nice.
However, here is. where Mr.. Kane
got in his good work among howls!
of disapproyaI. He was called out
for cutting first. We admit he did
cut, but We. do not think that Mr.
Umpire saw, him. We were never
Fh5Itif until then, as Eeener, our next
SIP, mashesdd gut; i nice Three SACK
.er. Many were The Mashing iof
teeth them Dear fans, +. think
you had a Fight, at that In The
in b VI tried to tie it up but those
ninth inning rallies wAcR We 'haSes
been having went back Oh t1s:3a at
was Interesting at that Pitcher
EEjn1I soutUfEst up was an easy opt.
iElittlati George afcGanei Could only
rGisea hI;J 9ur last, hope now rest
ed Capt Sackett. He showed
his skill byi getting "a pass. Then |
came our own fEBullH Smith. Hear |
ing the cries nf,efiwcr,'a tener, sana |
such for a home run, he peeled off
single which helped some, There
were several that tainted here Sbqt'
as we were too busy at this point wei
could not make a note of this. Up
came, McGee the lad who had been
short for us. The lad halls
from Wheeling and had not startled
the world by his playing previously
in the game. The best he could do
was weak bounder to the pitcher
which ended the agony. Like a
whipped dog we tucked our tails be-
hind up and made for the cars.
Yes, kind reader, it was a game and I
one that will long be remembered by
those who attended. Now those who ]
have been roasting the local man l.
agement, if any attended, which is
you should pack your doll
rags and draw Oh as the game was
worth anybody's money. Yes, there
we're features 70 which would keep
'ou awake linn, our left fielder, +,
made two catches that any National
eaguer would be proud Or lie
caught one from . 3oo0 % the
round turning q eomersaulE after
Yards and jumped over a fan foV a
,oUl which wae nothing shorB OF
phenomenal. The lad IS surely due
or faster company next year and
he team. that gets him Win not be
landed a lemon as We were in one Il
r., Hyatt, of an unknown. country. liz
Vas he a lemon? Ask anyone pres i
mt He lasted Eve innings and v
hen was replaced by Stealey, who i
,layed good game. When he bait {
d he Tminded you Of one reach a
lg for, 3 handout. But let's not q
mock, they all have their of days1 =
nd let ue hope that Ellis was 6ne Of :,
Is, S.j,s-.. S
The scribe OF This aEttcla win Z
ave today, and mo more win the f2NL
sya OF the EJpeWritaf hand out the =
Igtine song OF tho base ball game
= him. He viii; for the last time
Ike to .MDrgaRtoNhy where let US,
ope the viii be lucky enough to get
IS pigsl1in, mo, ! should have said "
leepsllin- He had hoped 20 print EB1
lis article In red Letters and an Al
ounce a brilliant victory for Ell
larksburgs bpt luck was not ours Bl
ID his greatest ambition has gone K
TIA Louie, the best left-handed NJ
Qrer that ever warmed bench. W
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