The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-17
EAIBINaII TEAM
TAKES FINAL Cane
From PlT7ERs
LOCAL MEN WERE IN GOOD FORM
AND cLouTEo THE BALL IN
GOOD STYLE.

With an attendance OF 4G2 by acta-
al, count present at the South Side
Park yesterday afternoon, Fairmont's
team took the last game Of their ser.
les from the East Liverpool tea by
the score OF to 6.
The first four innings OF the game
proved 10 be very poor ones for Fair
mont, the rival organization having
piled UP four runs in the first four
innings, while the FAIRIES did not have
even one single straight mark on the
score card. However, the locals took
a new lease on life In the fifth, and
when Schmidt. who started pitching
for Fairmont in the third, banged.
away for home run, Fairmont fans
showed that they really could root
when the players, gave them an op-
portunity..
And then they cheered again when
the next man up jlmmed the ball
for hit, geetlng' around 10 the third
sack on errors.
Things were SLOW again until the
seventh, Wien Fermont, led by
Schmidt and 'the same man who 80;
the hit In the fifth, each got started
around the bags again. And that
start finished the work for the East
Liverpool team. Fairmont lads tfav-
cling home with total OF runs for
tho Uona uhIIa Aim Enct I fynrrnnt
aggregation had only a measly six.
AS the Falrmont team won their
game yesterday there will likely be
a thousand fans present at South Side
Park today to wI:ness the first game
Of a series with the Sharon team.
Sharon's team is fast, but 1t is
claimed by the Fairmont lads that
they can get away with the Sharon
team easify, and that they intend to
bring their percentage up consider
ably this series.
The little Fairmont catcher with his
"Thata-boy" evidently picked up
from Huey Jennings line of talk, is 4
good worker and one of the best play
ers OF the bunch. He makes quite
hit with the fans, and they are all
ready TO cheer and applaud him tho
minute that he walks 10 bat, they
not forgetting the way he slammed
the ball in the opening game here
| Sunday.
The team needs at few more hit
tiers and, the out field might tighten
up little bit before many more
games. The center field yesterday
seemed weak with the stick but 1t IS
hoped that he will straighten up to,
day,
no score by innings:
First inning - ~
! 3 i.dst LiverpoolWAIackert the first
man to face Danley, was hit by the
first ball pitched. Beeson was out at.
! tempting a sacrifice. Mackert stole
second. F'isne. "as out to Edwards to
Richardson, Mackert taking third on
the play DanIey uncorked a wild
pitch, Mackert scoring. Rising sin
gled past third. FlqheIty singled, Ris.
ipg going, to. thlrdn Flaherty stole
second Hart flied out to Richardson.
Hits Runs l. Wagner
was out. third to first. Richards was
safe on Beeson's error. Allen ground
ed out, second to first, Richards tax.
ing second. Barry was out on a high
foul TO Deedon. FF!ts-O, Runs 0.
! Second Inning.
East INTERPRETATION began by
stirkoing out. Afackey few out 10
Richardson. IIits-0; Runs O.. Fair
mont-Edwards singled to center,
Bradley sacrificed, Leasure to Flahcr.
ty mho covered first. Richardson
grounded out, Beeson to Deedon, Ed
wards taking third. Carroll was out,
Beeson to Deedon. Hits, /; runs 0.
Third Inning.
! East Liverpool-Mackert drew four
wide ones. Beeson was safe on Rich.
ards poor throw 10 first, Mackert go,
ing TO third. Fisher tore off a three
bagGer, scoring Mackert and Beeson.
Rising flew out 10 Allen, Fisher scor.
ing. Flaherty singled past the pitch.
er and Hart drove one through the
same place. At this point Danley was
derriGked and Schmidt substituted.
Flaherty and Hart advanced a base
on n passed ball Deedon walked
Mackey was out Edwards to Richard.
son, 'Flaherty scoring. Lcasure flew
out TO Wagner. Hits 3: Runs 4. Fair
mont-SchmIdr was out, Flaherty to
Deedca. Wagner singled past short.
Richards flew out TO Fisher and Allen
flied Leasure to Deedon. Hits, /; runs
10. ..,.
Fourth Inning.
East LivcIOU,-:, Iackert was on.
Richardson TO Schmidt, who covered
first. Beeson was out, Wagner TO
Richardson Fisher flied out to Al.
len. Hits, .; Runs O.
IFairmont-Barry few cut TO Rising.
Edwards was out. Hart TO Deedon.
Bradley drove hot one past third
Richardson forced Bradley at second
Beeson to Flaherty. Hits /; Runs o.
Fifht Inning.
East Liverpool-Rlsing proved an
easy out Richards to Richardson. Fla.
herty Travelled the same route. Hart