The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28

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children admitted fres,
Catcher Dawson Conway.
Pitcher Haggerty, Lowe or Morris.
list base Vincent Hayden and Mus
grove, OF Nicely and Lively,
Cd base Abbatlcchio, Judge Nor
gan Or Smith.
Sd base Fleming, Moran, s. Butch
er or Haggerty
Short stop Raymond, Lowe or ].
Lehman.
Lett field -conley, sturm, Lively or
Earl Morgan. ~.
Center field G. Powell, N. Powell,
g. Powell or Ralphsnyder.
Right Meredith and Prichard,
showalter and Frame or White.
Subs, who have an opportunity to
play in this game and are. as good
players as named in regular lineup.
Watts, Peddicord; Alexander, Cars
|kadon, Hartley, Henshaw, .Hoge,
Losch, Al. Lehman. H. N. Ogden,
Shaw, Thralls, Leeds. and Armstrong.
Official scorers W. Ogden, w. S.
Black and B. L. Butcher.
Mascot, Keeper Of the Great Seal.
and General Interpreter Of Baseball
iLaw-commodore Mike Polito.
Game to be played according TO the
following authorities: -Hoyle, Reach,
NV. Va. Code, 1906, Hagerstown Alma.
mac and Mumm's Extra Dry.
Board Of Arbitrators. Ito whom play.
ers may take an appeal from question.
able decisions of umpires) and Water
committee-Judges W. s, Meredith,
u. N. Arnett, Jr.; and A. B. Fleming.
Ways and,Means and Keeper Of the
Peace commlttee-Judges Raymond,
B. F. Ramage and sheriR Amos.
Final appeals when questions erise
to to. bencstng players for unseemly
conduct will be made@before the Re
publican State Committee.
Snapshots and half-shots about the
players. He
Abbaticchio says that if;the ever
connects fairly with any Of the bank
ers' pills he will surely put tie comet
on the 'blnR BY pefforating It full Of
holes.
1t Is said by natives round about
Fairview that Davis is one Of the
greatest back stops in the national
game. s, y
Bankers say If the lawyers hang It
on them in this game that they will
surely get even by protesttng.not only
the game but all oyerdrafts made by
the lawyers thereafter. That threat
is making many of the lawyers 9 lit.
tie nervous
All the lawyers are requested to be
on hand promptly at $3.50 a. m. on the
both at South Side Park for the pur.
pose Of practicing before the game. By
order Of Capt. Smith.
Vincent claims that he ought to
make all kinds Of hits with the ladies
when he appears with his swell form
in uniform. He says that dilemma
horns will be pie for him when he
strikes his old time gait on the initial
sack. ..@,
Uniforms adopted by the lawyers:
Suits or 5non.suits,. the latter being
more preferable because they'are less
expensive and not SO liable toatear,
rip or discolor. = w
The manager of the Warrington
league team has been granted field
privileges SO that he can look the law
yers over for certain players he is try
ing to sign up for his team which
needs badly faster material.
Capt. Fred Clarke, of the Pirates,
1t is understood, will send some Of his
expert spies up here to watch the
game and get a line on couple of
players to take the place on Honus
Wagner and Jack Flynn, Said spies
will be tipped off to Maj. Nose Hig-
ginbotham IN due time SO that his
sleuths may give them notice to get
out OF town.
The Bankers lineup Is as follows:
T. Powell, pitcher.
N. Downs, Sd base. rs
g. Springer, 1st base.
j. o, Morgan, Cd base.
H. Hartley Short stop.
M. A.rFletoher, middle field
T. Henderson, right field.
G. Hill, left field. ms
Burns, Gather.
subs--Miller showalter, Randall,
Eugle, Taylor, Barns, Hood, q. Hall,
mckinney, Brownfeld, Henderson,,
Linn, D. Hall, Leech, Richie, McEl..
fresh, Wallis.
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