The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-28
Locals Could Not Hit Viz
Toothman and Lost the !
Game to Rivals.

I J.. .
benefited, in appearances By the
presence OF a large number OF la
dies, braved coming storm and at.
tended the baseball game played az
South Side Park yesterday evening
as beneat for the family of the
late LoHis j. Hunt Records kept:
by thessecretary of the FUND, w. D.. 4
Evans. showed last night that an
other thousand folk had purchased
tickets but did not attend the game
on account of the; weather. While.
1t was impossible last night for those.
in charge to announce just what
sum had been made by the game
for the deserving family, it was
stated that Mrs. Hunt will receive
from the local enterprise and kind
mess of the friends OF her, departed
husband, far over thousand dol,
\ lars, which will be Fodsend to
her in her efforts to provide for and,
educate her FIVE little children.
Credit for the successful conclu-
sion Of this charitable movement is
due in many directions locally but no
more so than to Louis Smith and.
his tClarksburg team, who. without
cent Of reward not only came to
Fairmont, played the game and.
sold large number of tickets, but
who have also arranged another ben;
eft game to be played at Clarks-
burg, which, it is said, will attract
another large crowd and add materi-
ally to the fund for the family.
Y Mr.. Smith IS one of those big
II Ihearted gentlemen of his city VINO
was not slow to realize the merit Of
/ the object Of. the game and who en-
II tered into the arrangements with
Il that characteristic vim which he has
/ always featured.
\ First Inning.
II Ciarksburg-S kidmore strikes out;
i Carduff strikes out. Smith gets
\ first on a walk. Blackshire out,
to E. Toothman.
II Fairmont-Reeder out, high fly to
\ Dawson; Daily gets three base hit,
\ Darlington singles, scoring Daily;
H tFortner out, carduF to Dawson;
/ i;Haught gets first on play, FEEDERS
Il choice. Cochran strikes out. Two
/ runs, two hits.
II second Inning.
MI -McGraw flies out to
i harrington. sackett strikes out;
/ Juinn strikes out, NO runs, no
Il hits.
II acknowledgements out to DIAL
i LEY; v. Toothman strikes 0S
i Reeder singles; Daily out sackett
nI4o Smith. No runs, one hit.
II Third INNING.
IN arksburg-Dawson strikes OUT
/ Danley out to E. Toothman; Skid
\ more out, vanaman to E. Hooth-
II man. No runs, no hits.
III Fairmont-Ba harrington gets two
\ base hit: FORMER out, sackett to
Il Smith; Taught strikes out; E.
H Toothman strikes out. No runs,
\ one hit.
II Fourth Inning.
II CIarksburgA carduff out, Wanna
u man to E. Toothman; Smith strikes
I out; .Blackshire strikes out. NO
hits; no runs.
Fairmont-cochran out, sackett
to smith. vannaman strikes OUT;
i v. Toothman out at trst. No runs,
no hits.
II Fifth Inning.
H Clarksburg-M cGraw out, FORMER
II to E. Toothman; sackett strikes out
/ Quinn out to vannaman. No runs;
H no hits.
/ Fatrmont-iReeder strikes out;
Il Daley out, Dawson to Smith; Bar
/ rington struck out. No runs. no
H hits.
II Sixth Inning.
Il Clarksburg-Dawson gets single
/ and goes to second on Danley's out,
/ FORMER to Re. Toothman; skidmoreI
strikes out; CarduH out to Wanna
\ man. One hit, no runs.
" Fairmont-Fortner gets a hit
Haught gets first on fielder's choice,
tFortner going to second on the play;
j V. Toothman gets first on error Of
4 Carduff: Fortner out, DanIey to
\ Dawson; Haught out at third, Rtdg-
ley getting first on the play; Wanna:
\ man llies out to McGraw.
Il Seventh Inning.
\ Clarksburg = Smith strikes out;
/ Blackshire gets two base hit; Nc
lHGraw strikes out; Sackett flies out
i to Taught; NO runs, one hit.
Fairmont-Reder out to McGraw;
Daily gets two base hit, Injuries leg
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