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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
HOW IS YOUR STOMACH?
Easy Way to Strengthen 1t and
Get Well.

Easy Way to Strengthen It and
Get Well.
A good digestive system. one that
acts so that You do not know that
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right TO every man-to every wo-
man.
II digestion Is weak, II food turns
into gas. II you suffer after eating, II
you are sleepless, nervous and out of
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w. A. Ennis. n well known builder
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-28
Water Wagon Boys
Drub the Scotties
Hard Hitting, Boneheaded Con-
test at Fairmont Taken
BY the Home Team.

Fairmont took the first game OF
the Scottdale series yesterday after.
noon at South side park, . to Z. The
game was unlnteresting and was
marked by dumb plays by the mem.
bers OF both teams. Loose fielding
and hard hitting allowed both teams
10 pile up their scores. Each team
had eleven hits to its credit and oil
the total number. nine OF them were
for extra bases, five triples and four
doubles.
Each team batted a pitcher out OF
the boy but the home team went to
the delivery of Roeper in a lively
fashion in the opening inning and he
did not attempt to try to fool the
Fairmont hitters after that. Mich
ael for Falrmont lasted by fraction
less than four innings and In that
time the visitors made six hits and
five runs.
A small crowd turned out to wit
ness the game. Holmes was forced
to retire from the game in the sec
ond on account OF being hit on the
head with a fast pitched ball. II
happened in the first inning while he
was batting and he pluckily finished
out the inning and in the second
Mack sent Keener into left and Jack
ley filled Keener's position in right.
The score:
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there for duty. was once waynes-
burg p Q. NJ. star,
Business men say they cannot get
away for the three o'clock car and
the next one takes them out to the
game three innings too late.
Frank Mccarthy, the utility man
OF the Altoona baseball club has gone
to Martlnsburg. w. Va. where he will
manage an independent team.
The loud, crunchlng noise was not
the coal tipple over on the hill. It
was Pa Wilson grinding his teeth in
despair over the loss of the game.
+++
Brilliant sayings heard at the base
ball park-"Now IL so-and So
hadn't done thus-and-so, Charleroi
would never have taken the game in
the world"
The Maine State baseball league
has been organize There will be
teams representing Portland, South
Portland. Bangor. oldtown, Lewiston
and Blddeford.
The Pittsburg club has purchased
the services Of Pitcher Thomas Nc
Carthy from the Cincinnati club. The
new man is expected to report in a
few days. He was with the Newark
team of the Eastern league last sea-
son.
That play by F. Dawson said by
some to be a beaten out hunt hit and
by others an error on the part of
Houser who should have fielded the
ball, was recorded as an error for
Houser by the official scorer. The
scorer, however, does not say that a
safely beaten out bunt is not hit.
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PHEN0N
Is John Wood, Pitcher, Who
Has Been Setting American
Association Afire.

WASHINGTON, d. Z, May 2s.-
Joe cantillon, of the Nationals claims
another phenom discovery In the
signing OF John Wood, a big right
handler, who has been setting the
American association afire with his
marvellous pitching feats
To date he has not lost a game for
Kansas City. He has pitched two no
nit games. He IS strong batter and
quick, reliable fielder.
Wood pitched three innings against
the Nationals when they played an
exhibition game in Kansas City this
sprng and famed every man that
faced Inn. Joe got busy on the spot
and secured an option on him. He
will join the Washington club in the
fall or next spring.
Wood ls a marvel" says Cantil-
Ion, Il never saw a player with such
ability in all my born days"
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CherubS Administer Shut Out
to the Band Of Drummer Boys
BITS OF BASEBALL GOSSIP

Get the cigars. boys.
The marmots took game!
1t was a good game at that.
Rupert says We will win today.
+++
The next four games belong to us
Pete prayed all night for victory
today.
The Dawson boys earn their
salaries.
go
The new diamond viii be done
when It is done.
The one viii be on the other side
this afternoon.
Kid Hogan. who was with the Bal
timore Union club, has Joined New
Castle.
The Angels seem to have a boiler
factory clipch on that one to nothing
score.
Every game now Is a big slap at
the cherubs in their first place po-
sition.
We had a great chance to tie the
thing for first place yesterday, Alas
and alack!
We have to lose a game OCCASION
ally 10 keep the league from going
TO pieces.
Vivian strangled himself trying to
stifie howl that he took to the park
with him.
Pitcher Johnny Yoedt, who ha.
singned with UnIontown and reported
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BUY THE EXTRA
And Read the Particulars of
the Voting Contest for
Fine Gold Watch.

Full particulars of the voting con-
test for the most popular player on
the Clarksburg awva baseball team
and the progress OF the vote will be
found in the sporting extra OF The
Daily Telegram each evening. The
votes, which are cast in a ballot box
in the kilograms counting rooms,
Empire building, Telegram Square,
are counted every afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Buy the extra and get a
coupon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-28
WOODCHUGKS
BEAT ONIONS
MudviIIe Band Gets Busy and
Tears Off a Game
at Last.

UNIoNToWN, Pa, May 2S-Con-
nellsville defeated the local team In
an undressing extra inning game
yesterday afternoon to l. Both
teams played slow ball and ordinar-
lily large score would have rolled up.
Score R. H. L.
Uniontown.. 100 900 600 OIL 4 3
Connelisvnle. 90 900 900 "a I 5
Batteries-Riley and Frankenber-
ry; Wallace and Lawton.
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Two-base hlts-Haught, Jackley,
Savage. King. Three-base hits-Fer-
guson 2, Keener. o'Hara, Smith.
Sacrifice hits-zurlage. King. stol-
en- bases-Smith, Slevin. First base
on balls-off Michaels /; OF Crabb
2. Struck out-by Miehaels 3; by
Jackson 1; by Crabb 1. Left on
bases-Fairmont 5. Scottdale 6.
Hits-off Roeper, in 1 inning; off
Michaels, Z in 8 % innings. Double
plays - Snodgrass and Zurlage;
White. Smith and Schmidt. Hit by
pltcher-Holmes. Tlme-2:O5. Um-
pire-Shumaker.
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EXTRA SELLS OUT
Circulation of Special Baseball
Edition of Daily Telegram
Increasing Rapidly.

Demand for the sporting extra OF
The Daily Telegram has increased to
such an extent that last evenings edI-
ton was exhausted within two hours
after 1t was issued from the press.
The number of copies printed each
evening has been jumping upwards
steadily day by day and the manage
ment of the paper is gratified over
the interest and support displayed by
local fans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston Defeats Chicago and
Senators Hang 1t on
ForeSterS.

Runs were made by the teams Of
the American baseball league yester-
day as follows:
Boston 3. Chicago 3.
Philadelphia 5, Detroit 4.
Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
st. Louis Z. New York 2.
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DONAHU.EM MAKES
HIGHEST SCORE
At Weekly Shoot of CIarksburg
Gun Club Or. Hill
Coming Next.

Only five members of the Clarks-
burg Gun Club participated in the
regular weekly shoot yesterday af-
ternoon on the clubs grounds. Scores
were made as follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Shuts Out Chicago
by One Run-Rain
at st. Louis.

Scores were made by the teams of
the National baseball league yester-
day as follows:
New York /, Chicago 0.
Cincinnati s. Brooklyn 2.
Boston s, Pittsburg 2.
st. Louis-Phlladelphia, rain.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today,

Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Today's Schedule.
Scottdale at Fairmont.
Charleroi at Clarksburg.
ConnelIsville at Uniontown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-28
CharIerOi Crowd Wins Game
From Clarksburg With
One Run Made by a
FIuke Hit.

Woe is Clarksburgl
Let the lamentations sound unto the clouds.
The Cherubs took the game at Union park Wednesday a
ternoonby one run which pulled by the visitor
huke hit
But it magnificent game and its loss is matter of
deep pity.
The contest nip and tuck affair all the way through
to the eighth inning when the ung uke utteed into the
benches shaerng down from the heights of fond ex
pectation to the depths of doorous despair
Both pitchers served UP splendid variety of ball and the
fielding was good from first to ninth
In the second inning Cy Dawson got into the calcium light
and again covered himself with glory by making sensational
catch OF powerful fly pounded out by Short Stop Urben
The pheod sailed the grand stand and CIV had TO
sprint to get it but get it he did.
GOSGROVE FIRED FROM GAME
After Cy Dawson recovered the gobuIe from hit nailed
out by Left Fielder Naey in the first half of the fourth in
ming and threw the thing to Drmm second who cagh Nal
ley out try to reach that sack Second Baseman Gosgrove
OF the visiting team waxed very wroth the proceeding
declaring at the top of his lungs that the man had not been put
OUT he continued to demonstrate over the thing TO such
extent that the Jumps fired him out of the game Weg then
went to second and Osborn took right field.
HoUSER SCORES
Things along. give and take fashion up until the
eighth when the CheubS managed to push across the
PAM Houser got hit into right field Osborn sacrificed
him TO second. Elliott was murdered with nfeld
while Houser capered on to third Daley then got up and
dnged the marble over McGnywards for low flying sin
gle and Houser slid down the ways into the dock amid low
means from the audience.
SCRATCH HIT DID 1T
The hit that responsible for the scoring by Houser was
of the luke variety Dawson could not get into it in time
and McGny who after it, supposed Dawson would field
the thing and turned As he did the ball struck him in
the back somepace and rolled into the grass but the damage
was done before the playthng could be recovered
In the last chapter Conway drove long fly into the left
field promptly gobbled Grbben made singlei in
to the same garden and McGnty knocked nasty looking
drive over Short Stop Urbens head but up
TO the air and speared the thing with his paw McGnty
thought the thing hit and started travelling with the re-
suit that double play resulted and the game was ended
he waJ hmm
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PANVA RESULTS
Yesterdays Games

Yesterdays Games.
Fairmont 8, Scottdale z.
Charleroi /. Clarksburg 0.
connellsvIlle 3. Uniontown / (ten
innlngs).
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Sacrifice hits. Dawson 2, Osborn, Cosgrove, Nelley,
Wleg First on bals-oF Mccormick 2, off HUMPHREYS B.
Left on Clarksburg s. Charleroi g. First base on
errors Clarksburgt1 Struck out by Mccormick l. by
HumPhres 5 Double piays-McGinty to Drumm TO Como
way, Urben to Heinz. Umpre-Gibbs Time-I:45
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Chicago at st. Louis.