The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-18
BONE RUNS IRYF CARROLL AND
BARRY WERE FEATUREs.. Wsi.
ToBs HELD TO TWO HITS.


With two home runs and shut out
game to their credit 10 the opening
game OF the series with the Sharon
team yesterday. the local boys feel
that they will take the remainder OF
The series with ease, and are stating |
that they intend 10 do so II possible.
The game yesterday was a, good one |
from tie E'airmont fans point Of view.
their team completely cleaning up the
field with the Sharon players, the final
score being TO in favor OF the
Fairies.
Sharons team played Iairly good
ball and the crowd present ut the
game were highly pleased with thel
work OF the home team, although the |
affair was entirely one sided. How
ever, after the two defeats at the
hands OF the East Liverpool team. the |
local enthusiasts feel that they havel
right to have their team take al
few straight games.
DaVie did the pitching for the local
organization, andhis work was veryl
good. he having the Sharon outfit fool.
cd at all times, tdey peIng unable to
connect with the horse hide, except
at two different parts OF the game.
they only getting two hits while the
locals piled up a total Of eight hits
on Thomas who was pitching for the
visitors.
The sc8re.- 80, ~,
First Inning. .si..t
Sharon-'Woods opened the game by
flying on, TO Barry. Allen waited
and drew four bad ones, Mullen struck
out. Allen was caught trying to steal,
Carol to Wagner. Hits, 0; runs O..
Fairmont-Wagner rolled an easy
one to Cromley who threw him out at
first. Richards few out to Ford. Al.
len walked, and then stole second
Barry famed. Hits, 0; runs D.
Second Inning.
Sharon-Barret singled to left, the
first hit OF the game. CranIey sacrI.
feed him to second. Davie to Richard
son. Ford's high fly was an easy one
for Barry. Doyle was out, Dayle to
Richardson. Hits l; runs 0.
Fairmont-Edwards singled to left,
Bradley forced Edwards at second.
Cranlcy to Ford. Richardson singled
,, 10 center. Carroll singled to LETT,
scoring Bradley, while Richardson
took third and Carroll second on the
throw to the plate. Davie struck out.
Wagner was out, Mullen to Barrett.
Hitcf: runs 1, p
Third Inning.
Sharon-Howard was out Richards
TO Richardson. Thomas famed.
Woods SEM one to Barry that was an
easy out. Hits O.; runs 0. ..N
Observation-Disclosures struck out. AL.
len sinbled over short. and stole sec
ond Barry walked. Edwards was out
on an infeld fly. Allen stole third, and
scored when Howard threw wild to
| second In an ttempt(to head on Bar.
ry. Barry continued to third and was
caught ut home when Mullen relayed
Woods throw to the plate. Hits !,
| runs l.
Fourth Inning. eI'
| Sharon-Allen struck out. Mullen
drove hot grounler past third that
was good for two bases. Barrett
struck ont. Cranley proved easy,
Richards to Richardson. Hits, 0;
| runs 0.
! Fairmont - Bradley singled over
second. Richardson popped to Barrett,
Carroll reached first when Doyledrop,
ped his high lily, Bradley going to
third. Daivle rolled one TO Cranley
who threw home and headed off.
| Bradley. Howard running him down
between third and home. Carroll went
TO third on this play and attempted
to score when Howard threw to Ford
in an attempt to catch Daivie. Ford
returning the ball TO Thomas, who
covered the plate in time to catch
Carroll Hits, j; runs. 0.
Fifth Inning. ~
Sharon Ford hyed out to Barry
Doyle fouled out TO Carroll Howard
was out Edwards to Richardson, Hts
| 0: runs 0. ..Y
Observation-Disclosures was out, Gran
ley to Barrett. Richards lined out to
Ford. Allen flew out to Ford. Hits,0:
runs 0.
Sixth Inning.
Sharon-Tiromas began by fauniug
| ut three good ones. Woods was out
when Wagner got his grounder back
OF second and threw to Richardson
while on dead run. Allen out TO
Allen. Hits. 0: runs 0.
Fairmont-'Darry flew ont to Moods,
Edwards whitfield. Bradley proved an
easy out. Mullen to Barrett. Hits
0, runs 0. s @, ~ - -
Seventh Inning. Np ~ 4, ~
Sharon-Mullen wasout Richards to
Richardson. Barrett famed. Gran
ley died Richards to Richardson, Hits
0; runs 0.
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