The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-02
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.EN1RE SERIES
LOCAL TEAM LOST AFTER GAME
HAD BEEN NICELY ,WoN--eAME
WAS EXCITING.

Sharon took the entire series, Yes
terday,s game was won and then lost
fby the locals. Sharon made great
struggle, in the ninth and sent in five
liruns tielng the score. IN the two sdc.
ceeding innings the locals failed to
cross the pan and Sharon got one,
lscore by innings:
First inning.
sharon-Alen hit safely the first
one over and was sacrificed to second
by Cranley. He scored from second OIL
a hit by Woods. Mullin reached first
on fielder's choice. Woods going out
on the play. Goodal out at first. One
run; two fits.
| Fairmont-schmidt hit a high foul
10 Cranley, Wagner and Alien, struck
out. No hits; no runs.
| Second Inning.
Sharon-Ford flew out to Schmidt
and Buckalew repeated the perform.
ance. Watkins was out at first,
Schmidt to Richardson. No runs; no.
hits.
Fairmont-Edwards reached first
on an error by Muffin and went TO sec
ond on Barry's sacrifice. He was ad.
lTanced TO third by Richards sacrifice
fly but died there, Richardson flying
out to Cranley. No runs, no hits,
'itIThlrd Inning.
sharon-r7Thomas was out on foul
10 Richardson. Allen walked, but was
out stealing second, Carroll to Wag.
ner. Cranley flied out to Barry. M
hits: no runs.
| Fairmont-Carroll was hit by Tmos.
as and reached second on Patterson's
sacrifice. o. Schmidt walked but was
out on fielder's choice at second,
Wagner going TO first and Carroll tc
Third on the play. Carroll went home
scoring the first run for Fairmont.
Allen out, Patterson to Richardson.
One run; no hits.
| Fourth Inning.
Sharon-Woods flew out TO Allen,
Mullin hit cut was out trying TO steal
second, Carroll TO Wagner. Goodal
struck out. No runs; one hit.
Fairmont-Edwards bounced lin.
:. Ter to Mullin and was thrown out at
first. Barry made a short drive to
!; Thomas who. caught him several feet
from first Richards flew TO the mid,
4 die garden and Woods caught the pill.
No runs, no hits.
4 Fifth inning.
[Sharon-Ford hit for three bases TO
left field. BuckaIew struck out. Wat.
kins hit a foul off third and found
Schmidt under It. Ford tried to stea!
home and was out at the plate on a
close decision. No runs, one hit.
Fairmont--Rlchardson sent liner
to second and was thrown out at first
Carroll hit into left field. Patterson
sent him TO third. Carroll was retired
at second. Schmidt flew to left field
and was out No runs; one hit.
Sixth Inning.
Sharon-Watkins struck out. Allen
sent a short one to short and was
thrown out at first. CraHlcy walked.
Woods sent one to first and was out.
No runs; no hits.
acknowledgment hit into middle
field. Allen out to left field. Edwards
flew out to right and Wagner was
thrown out trying to get back to
first. No runs no hits.
Seventh Inning. RAJ
Sharon-Mullin hit over second.
Goodal sacrificed him to second. Ford
sent Il grounder to second and was
out at first, Mullin going to third.
Buckalew quit ut first. No runs; no
hits.
Fairmont-Barry hit past third and
went to second on Richards bunt.
Richardson filed one to left and
Allen made a great attempt to cap.
I tire # but failed and Barry halted
on third. Carroll walked and Patter.
son smashed single through sec.
ond scoring Barry and Richardson, +,
Schmidt walked but died at first. Two
II nuns; one hit.
Eighth Inning.
Sharon-Watkins famed. Thomas
| flied out to Barry. Allen went to his
namcsake retiring the side.
| Fairmont = Allen famed. Edwards
popped one TO Woods. Barry and
Richards singled. Richardson hit safe
ly scoring both runners. Carroll hit
Tor two bases, scoring Richardson.
Patterson retired the side by flying to
Muiiin. Tire runs; four hits.
! Ninth Inning.