The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-18
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BY OSE MARG1V
Indians Give the Home Boys
a Real Run for Their
Money.
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between the ClarIlurburg team and the
Cherokee indians who are making a
/ tour OF the eastern part Of the coun-
| try. Many expected the CiarEsburg
team to be easily defeated and the
redskins had the big end OF the bet-
ting. but the dope was all wrong.
rs il so often Is in athletics, and thu
visiting natives were trimmed to the
/ tune of to Z. After defeating the
strong Fairmont and Afonongah teams
Saturday and Sunday the redskins
were picked as easy winners as afore-
said, but the hurIer selected by Cap
Iain Red wing got in sbadfn the first
two innings and the game was she1ved
at that time and although struggling
manly to overcome the big handicap,
the struggle was too hard and too
u:uch or an up-hilI battle, the In
dams falling short by two runs of
tying the score and three runs of get
ting one ahead in the eighth inning.
when they scored five runs.
DanIey having pitched the day be-
fore, Cuppett was sent to the mound
and held the enemy we'll in hand un-
til the eighth inning when he was
touched for four bingIes coupled with
two errors and hit batsman which
nEAIlGu the enemy IlNE uuS anu -
most allowed them to tie the score.
A noticeable feature OF the game
was the fact that after Lenapaugll
went in to pitch from the third in
ming on the ciarksburs players failed
to get a hit. He retired the C1arls-
burg team In the second inning with
the bags full, and one out by letting
them have one run which was made
on sIlSidmore's hit to center. This
was the only hit.
Red Wing, however. not the com
poser OF the old weat I1er beaten song,
RED wing" played dne ball for his
team. getting two singles, al two base
hit and a home run out of four times
at the bat.
CIarlsburg began the scoring after
the Indians had made one in the first
inning when Red Wing doubled and
scored on cramer's double along the
right feId foul line. Quinn walked
and scored when Moran doubled to
right center, Moran going to third on
the throw in. from where he scored
on Fairs error which. let Smith on
and Bull went to second and third
on two passed balls. Pug. the Indian
catcher Appearing as though he was
too tired to be upon the baseball field
and seemingly having no inclination
to set in the game as he should have
done. Blackshire and Cardufr now
walked and smith scored on Skid
lnore's out, third to first and then
;A;cGraw hit to TaIhetha at second
and Blaclzey was out at the plate,
and seeing second was unguarded
McGraw. a la COBB, C?) broke for sec
oud but was a dead bird.
In the second inning ClaTlSsburS
ctnched the game when they made
six runs, the entire team taking al
turn at the bat Dawson doubled to
center and went to third on another
passed ball and Cuppett walked.
Quinn singled to center scoring Daw-
son and then still another passed ball
moved Cuppett and Quinn up. a base.
Drake INJURED Moranrs fly and Cup
nett scored, Moran going to second
from where he scored. and Quinn
scored when Smith doubled to left
.l.cnter. smith stole third Blackey
was an easy out and cardur walked;
then Gslxidmore singled, scoring smith
and Cardum, Joe having previously
stolen second. ON McGraW's tap TO
Red Wing, slSidmore was nailed be-
tween second and third and McGraw
being caught Oft first was also nailed.
This was all of ClarkSpuTSs SSoliH5
their efforts thereafter being not
worthy of mention. as LenapauEh's
under-hand ball had them all guess
ing.
After scoring in the first the In
dams got their second run in the
fourth when Red Wing pickled the
ball over the right field ferce with
Yards TO let The eighth inning saw
the indians get hve runs as follows;
brake hit to cardun who threw the
,,all away, the long member of the
indians getting to second. Lenapaugh
singled back cf third. scoring Drake
and then Fair running for LeEapaugh
went to second on Talhetha's single
which Cardunr broke down and near
Nv 4felded Fair out at setcond RED
,WfnE now got an inheld single and
,bhe bags were full. when Garner hit
tn NncGraw. who let the peslty thing
tI,rotagh his legs and two runs went
over. TangIefoot fouled out and
starr was hit in the shoulder. Win
the bags fun now Deer singled to deep
snort scoring two men and starr was
out at third on the balls return car
dun to Quinn, a very close play. Pug
had previously struclS out In TINS an
ming There was nothing doing IN
the ninth for the visiting redskins ana
~. s,a,,,a was over, The summary