The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-01
FAIL
TO CONNECT
RECEIVED SECOND pRUssINe At
THE HANDS OF THE SHARON
TEAM.


Park was better than Tuesdays. IL
vas still considered a little slow.
The good sized crowd present at
South Side Park was disappointed
when the locals allowed the Sharon
aggregation to take the second game
of the series by score OF TO 9.
The battle between the two pitch
ers. Danley of the home. team, and
Watkins for the visitors. was pretty
one, and proved to be the most inter-
esting part OF the game. In pincl,
Watkins could buckle down and hold
his own, while Danley did not prove
to have much OF twist on the tight
ening down business. The result was
that the Sharon aggregation could
tap the pill when It was most needed,
while the Fairies. owing to the ex.
cellent work OF the lad tossing for
the sharonites, could not get con.
nected with the leather at time
when a bingle would have meant a
safe home with some three or four
scores on their side Of the score
board.
During the seventh Inning, Goodal.
who had been playing first base dur
Ing the game, owing to the fact thai
Manager Barrett, OF the Sharon team
was out with a bum leg, resulting
from an injury received in the game
on Tuesday. was ordered from the
field by Brownie" Bricelin, the um.
pire who is in charge for the series.
Bricelin yesterday called a man safe
at first. who. although he was a Fair.
mont player. was in reality out. He
was off his base fully foot when the
ball struck in the first baseman's init,
but the impire did not see the play
In time. and called the man safe.
However, Bricelin owed the Fairmont
team decision, after the one that
I've called at the home plate IN Tues
days game, when the catcher for the
Sharon aggregation dropped the ball.
Just after Brownie had called the
runner out and turned to see a play
at second base.
Bricelin, however, seems to be n
lair minded umpire. and is much
! liked by the real fans. although two
decisions given by him on two con.
secutive days have been rather poor.
stu. there should be second umpire.
on the lot II correct decisions are to
1e expected.
The crowds who are preparing TO
attend the game today are all going
10 see the Fairies wipe. out those two
defeats OF Tuesday and Wednesday
| and show their home town and the
loyal fans that they are still In the
winning class. and that they can real
ly win from the Sharon aggregation.
Yesterdays score by innings:
First Inning.
Sharon-Allen drew four bad ones,
Cranley sacrificed Allen to second
| l)anley to Wagner, who covered first,
Woods grounded out to Richardson,
Allen going to third. Mullin out, Wag.
ner to Richardson. No hits; no runs.
Fairmont-Wagner out. Watkins to
Goodal, Richards singled to center.
Richards out. Buckalew to Ford. try.
ing to steal. Allen singled through Sd,
Schmidt ran for Allen, Barry flew to
Allen. Hits, g; runs, U. ....
Second Inning.
Sharon = Goodal out, Danley to
Richardson. Ford struck out, Bucku-
lew flew to Barry. No hits; no runs.
| Fairmont = Edwards walked, O.
Schmidt sacrificed. Watkins Good.
al. Richardson out, MulIin to Goodal
Edwards taking third. Carroll flew to
Mccarthy. No hits; no runs.
Third Inning.
Sharon-McCarthy grounded out. O.
Schmidt to Richardson, Watkins out,
Schmidt to Richardson. Allen singled
to short, Cranley flew out to Allen. /
hit: no, runs.
Fairmont = Danley out, Millin to
Goodal, Wagner flew out to Ford.
| Richards struck out.
Fourth Inning.
Woods singled to middle. Mulln
Tut one to the glass house for a home
run scoring Woods. Goodal ground.
ed out, Danley to Richardson. Ford
grounded out, Richards to Richard
son. Buckalew singled past second
Mccarthy drove single to right,
Buckalew taking third. Watkins out.
IA hits; runs.