The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-30
West Virginia Business Col
iege Boys Take Them
Over at Unien Park.

WI d IIiipl faFk.
The tame Of baseball at Union
park 5sesteriay afternoon was 4 great
affair The beiligefants we're the
Draggists ana the west virginia. Bug
mess College and there was every
thing that goes 70 make tile great nj.
ttonai pastime such success m this
same: bum plays. fihe plsss bone.
heads. errors, good hitting ana bad
hitting. In an, the game Was a sue.
cess OF Its Kind.
Seven Innings.
BY speciaI agreement before the
hostihties were started 1t was decided
that the game would last only seven
innings II thai long. as itwas thought
that the shadows of nighttime would
be upon them, or rather the grounds,
ere that time. With Mr.. cuppett, late
of Grafton, Monongah and Fairmont,
handling the Indicator the game was
on in full blast.
Sturln Scores.
Little, Doe sturrn, the capsule COM
FOUNDER, was first up for the Drug
gists and there was a creaking sort
OF sign or-poise when he took one full
upon his calf, left one, and stroiled
10 first. Age is beginning to show
upon this once t?) great shortstop.
With the assistance OF the catcher,
sturm stole and went to third on
Wild pitch from where he scored when
Fullerton, the up-to-date Coca Cola
mixer singled to third. Another
passed ball put Fullerton on second
and he stole third whence he scored
on another passed ball. This was all
for the first as Mcfarland and Lefty
Leechman, the young phenom, who
has dreams of the Pawva, both struck
out and Osborne tapped to short.
Findlay Coach.
With Prof. Findlay, agent of the
Oliver, strenuously coaching from the
bench, the college boys came in and
made three. Purdy walked and stole
and then scored when Hardway
trIppled to right center. McGraw
sacrificed to left field and Hardway
scored. Peppers. alias salts, walked,
stole second and third and scored on.
Gaughan's sacrifice tap to Leechman,
and then Kiileen breezed.
Steals Home.
TIL Druggists in their part of the
second came right back with two
more and took tho lead. Harrison
went to second when Gaughah throw
his tap away. and scored when Rilleen
threw Bennets attempt away. Benz
nett taking second from where he
stole third and home. Haggcrty
breezed, Wells went out catcher toll
drst. Rogers got sturm unassisted at
6rst base. There was nothing doing
in the second for the college boys.
Tie Score.
In the third the Druggists could not
score but the college boys made one.
tyeing the score. The score board.
however, was not being used as the
fair CO goods of the business college
were thereabout assembled with their
gay colors and cheese-box hats. Al
hit towards the goods was also good
for only two bases because the right
fielder when going for the ball was
allowed two minutes to get the ball
and incidentally to say, Good morn
ing" to his frau. With one down
Hardway singled, stole second and
third and scored when McGraw hit to
first.
Bennett Scores Again.
In the fourth Bennett made the last
tally for the Druggists. getting on first
by an error, with one down and 60
Ing to third when Louther threw the
ball away trying to get him mapping
and from there he scored when Wells
singled past short. This was all for
the mixers. One hit. three errors and
two stolen bases gave the college boys
two more In this Inning. In the
fifth the college boys scored another
and in the sixth two more which
ended the game. In the first OF the
seventh the Druggists tried hard but
there was nothing doing.
Cuppctt Goes Up.
With two down and Mcfarland at
bat, Louther made a baik with mo-
body on and cuppctt sent him to first
but he died stealing and the ARRAY