The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-20
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Little Gossip About the Clubs,
Players and the
Games.

Players and the
Games.
What do you think. Of our cartoon
First place again today and
cltnched tomorrow.
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Pitcher blanchard has twirled %
games and won 10 of them.
The charieroi team Is stla shy q
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Now for a big crowd at the Union
town games.
Ganier is setting pace With the
stick that is hard to follow Grafton
Sentinel.
or course the Moguls were badly
crippled! Such Is llte.-uniontown
News-Standard.
One hour and fifteen minutes for a
nine inning game in the Pawva
league is the record. conneilsyille
and Charleroi did 1t Tuesday.
The nearest the Browns have come
Il a victory on this trip is q ten-ln-
ming tie with the Athletics and a 12-
inning draw with Washington.
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outfielder Schaub, being tried by
Milwaukee was recalled by the Fond
du Lac club because of failure to
agree on purchase terms.
Frank Sparks has now beaten the
Cubs fiye straight times this, season
and eight times in nine games pitch
ed in two seasons.
The deal for Pitcher Earl Moore
has been closed by the Phillies and
he viii probably join the team upon
the return from the West.
President Ban johnson, of the
American league, who is scouting the
country for umpires, has his eye on
KERN, Of the American association.
Just TO stop the knocking, Union-
town will remain in the first groove
the rest of the season.-Uniontown
Herald.
An. let EN- knock.
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Clarksburg rooters win hardly hold
another brass hand reception and do.
nate new suits because OF yesterdays
game with their rivals. Fairmont.-I
UnIontown Herald.
The Cardinals have made lot of
trouble for McGraw's men this sen
son, having won eight games out Of
1e-better than the Cubs have been
able to do.
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Tuckey had visions OF hurried
trip back to the minors when the
Buccaneers opened up on him in the
fourth. with home run. triple and
double.
Leon Ames hasn't made any howl
ing success since he Joined the Polo
lists. but 1t is believed he Is all right
and will soon begin to win his share
OF games.
The Dodgers report that johnny
Kane, the Reds featherwelght out
fielder, was giant with the bat
against them. making two home runs
in two successive days.
Il has been so long since the New
Yorks beat the Clevelands that the
victory Is outlawed. The ClevelandsI
have downed the Hillmen in the last
ten games between them.
Jimmy Burke began to use his In
jured foot too soon and Is out of the
game for about ten days as result.
Jimmy Is eager to capture the pen
nant for Louisville.
Joe Wood. the Kansas City pitcher,
recently secured by the Boston Amer
leans, has Joined the club nd may get
a chance to work out against cleve-
land or Chicago.
Columbus has, picked up couple
OF young twirlers for next season.
The club signed Giant" Moore, of
the Newark team of the Ohio State
league. and also Chubby" Kaler, Of
the same club.
President Robinson, of the St.
Louis Nationals, announces the pur-
chase Of shortstop Olsen. OF the Fort
Wayne Central league team. He was
with the Highlanders in 1904 and the
Chicago White Sox this spring.
A New York critic complains:
There doesn't seem to be any system
at all In the way Ban Johnson as-
signs his umpires. o.'LaughIin and
Hurst have been here great deal
this season and Connolly scarcely at
all"
Pa Wilson. major domo Of the
new grand stand, is completing ar
rangements for the Uniontown
games. He viii ait by the side of the
Telegram press box, Vivian will sit
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