davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Gunntbers TolfemGnabe. &c,

yShiNbtAu yOks XII Cl
oeo gegpnbelien al Sui Waancb ira
@aibinston inbIsbet Speaper an.
a%aaenbe Heiultatet al JoIfet9ainaen
i flerc al South 9ofotas Gountper,
ale pmiottenoe in2onbb,iolfninacn,
ioet gperne regnes i9ritilt. Linton
Goulltp bar MI 1909 Snobpggere,
en- 6orsgelic al 1913 eller A Vrocent
lioen 1910; Charles mir Go,,ntp
1926, 6ors9elie al 1857 eler 81
Trocent; MeGoof Gonntp 1890,
Sorpgelie 40t eIler 4.02 Yrocent /;
Snrner Gointp 14,S71, 5oregelic
1881 cller "A Trocent; 2afe Goun.
tn 1921 Sorsselie 1,546 eler t4.4
Yrocent; Wpobp Gountp 9,742, Ior.
egelie LOAF ener - Yrocent; Ser
aulo Gonnip 6,33S, Toreaelic 1,21S
ellcr 1873 Yrocent; Slitcbinion So.
1910, Sorpgelie 1,156 eller 81
Yrocent; Sanion Gountp 1854, Sor-
paelie 943 eaer % Yrocent; Glap
Goitntp 9,654, Soregelie 943 eQer
1O.S Erocent. (Spgaoernc for DC to
iioItnRpnte Gountper er neppe De
rctte, ba BET lleppe fan irilfes at &c
bar nsiaatig ianlnle Solfenrnabc %
ian,nle Sorseelie); aurora Gountp
7,172, Sprpaelie 1929 eller 1853
Trpcent; Caution Gountp 14,139,
Sorpgelie 2,514 cller 21.6 Erpcent ;
2incoln Goitntp 1898, Sorpgelie
list der 90 Yr6fent; Buffalo
County Its, Toregelie 1875 eler
80 Grocent.
Eegislatnrcns Mrbcioe. 9lallot set
Irbcioe. ionl Den nplig aibplote ipe-
ciellc 2~egialotltr ubiprte. par Ter for
ificllige Sope nlgaaenoe Isiuraltce,
berIblanot N, Der giper Selifaber
Nettl9beo til at giere Sorretnino /
Statcn naur DC bar b~epolleret oen
leopenoige Slfferbeo hos peofom=
menoc ~gnlbeosmano / Den Stat, bpor
De berer biennme. Scr par oct MO-
oenoigt Tor %luaoanne Selifaber at De-
ponerc i'm iitrenoe &apital / South
Oafota ior at gipre Sorretnina Der.
vi andre ltpc Soue fan nppneS en-,
Der 9ier Statcns Sllouitrifommis.
lPr til WeQemmano / Nrbeiocrtpi
lllgbcoer, ioet ban pligter at iaa
iiinnb Sorbanblinger mellem De itri=
oenoe Barter for ON mtlig at ppnna
Torlig. SpffeS life bette, ga err oct
hans Yligt at u1oeripge oe to Sioers
Eaaltonoe o. Iaa ofi%entligaiere De
fo~rellgoenoe Stribspllnftcr, iao Yu-
blifum ielp fan iao Nnleoning iii at
beosmme De mere eller mirbre ret.
IGrbige Srnf / Striben. Ser gior.
oeS en- minore gcpilgning til at imp-
oefomme Jororinger unoer 2open
for @ootgierelie for Irbeibere al
Iolf %aniatte al Statcn, ligeipn Or
beibet / Separtementet for Statens
@ranonlaribal rcglllcreoes % Son.
ninger faitiattes. Statens Msiuran-
%cetommisier gapes Mpnoigbeo til at
beitemme Erpmietorter for Arbeioe.
res @ootgisrelie, paa iamme Wnaoc
iom ban fsr bar iat Garter Tor
granoasiurance, DOG iaalebes, at
@etterre gipes I~nleonine til at re.
pioere benz. Separtementet for Saal.
assurance blep ~repioeret % be for.
ifiellige gsIiitenters % 5orerines.
mpros Ssnninger f%aitiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

oen. Tcriro blep 0ct nleo Nllton1o-
bill broot til Suluth. 6lere Sllnore-
De SLATER mclles al hnpc lltnoct Rel
Ell til Gullltb. SoQcn ligncr Here
Nenieenoer ocn, Der mplig er uolitl-
tet / minneapolis.
Otter ~ Mars Erluastjeneits. -
Carl Nnoerion bier her ont Naget
pco Tluooens Hefrutcringaltatlon
minneapolis aimonitret elter II
Nar@ ntbrlibt SieneIlc / Soreneoc
Stutcrs Tlnnoc, buffet ~llftert er Ell
Hetorb naact al mclct raa. Nnocr.
ion bncrpeoe Jig til Grlogatlele'tc
tun IS Nor gummeI, og ban bar
tient ulloer Den ipanIf nmerifanlfe
arin 9orcroprsrei / Gbllla, Sprpret
/ Nuiti / 1905, ltr%oIighcocrne ! Cuba
ira 1906 til 1909, Spreret / Wterico
/ 1916 % unber &cr0cnatriaen. San
tom / bireftc VerercliC mc0 DC flenot
li9c Hanoe unoer ollie oisie aonIllt.
ter, OF ban bar oc2lloen | Ssbet al
&c mnllae Nur beiogt alle Terocna
iterre Naonc. Gen III g~roanenoc
Sieilf cr Gilt % bor i'm Ianlille
Sillllth. ser han / Here Ior bar lta
iloneret ionl Hefrltcrlngaofiicer Tor
T%lnnoen. Nnoerlon cr gloo / at
"ipinbe ell Gllbe", "a cfter line mat
&c SplcpelIer hor hun rlocliQ Stof
Tor line Niitoricr.
Gn eienoummelis Seene. Gn Or
ganilation ficl0t lonl "Iatlonal
Tllblic Saietn Council" 'eAer peo
NfoclinQer / ouc &uubct9 ItSrrc @p-
er al before ,SoIf / Den airlt OF itlrb-
9oo ltlnffcr, irrlig iaooanne, Der
iorctonn,cr / iterft bcfTrocoe 8ooer,
o. / WinncoVli3 gapes Der forlcbcll
ct @epl2 lor, at man Ger bar bra9et
iiN oenle ltn6eruisnln1 Ill Nntte.
Set por puu CT al De melt bciTrbc0e
8oocbiprncr, "a paa oen Sib al "a
Gen, Ga Srurjfcu oar aller tpffe't, OF
ell blind Wtou0 traa0te oper Nano.
itenen % 10 I @aoen Tor at frpolc
oper til Nipruct paa ben anben Sioc.
,>oet ban fom no / 8oben hppeoe han
Sen Naan6, huorl han holot IN Stot,
holoenbc ocnne libt poa'trou mcn
Spibien neooo. "a ltror ltollIcoc ocll
Nutomobil, Der uprnlcoc liz. tn
SporooNll Der mc0 orcooucnot
alcmten % %arm fom ncoob 8ooen,
itanicoe oaioo % mart uor Oct ion
10 Wtiirc Al allie Sln9a @e'ororinAa
miolcr, at ocu blinoc Mono po9ierc
sc. llnoer Set helc Sptrin bar Ct
TotoNrniinpporat Tor Grembrin0cIl(
Al bcpTacliQ2 @ttleoer / &irfiomhco
OF man tiru6c en- Gag cller 10 lencr(
/ Here al I~teNcbucna "MonicS" iuNt
taae, huprlcota iClp eli blind Mann
nleo Srpnbcn fon frpo'c Ell Itcrft be
iTroet @ooe. hui2 Sclt finn CT unocr
nit / sc iorltlc1igc SorllgtiahcoS
realcr. Cen Winabc. huorpaa Olot
ocn hTpcoc i'm Stof. bar ct Tar'c'
ON. at han par blind, o. ~iltcoctior al
tiere tillloc clcr glioc nor lnb II
ham. itonicoc crhper rcb SrnhHnin
acn i'm Woltiu iIie iom Sc al Natio
nol TlIblic Saietu Council ~roriottch(
HcgIer poubuoer | iaaoant SiIfUioc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
@iscomTtt.

Ditcri neobr9not. Nemman 0ite.
ri, bclia9enoe fire Yiil pcitenior Cor.
lineton, er fuloitenoig neobrGnbt.
Ser bar / aieloeren ct Splag al Dit
uGro $4,000. 30 WGno, Ser lob
/ gp9ninaeits anoen gtaee, Dor nrr
inoebrpnbt.
fif Mrmen afrepet. Conn @orriS.
80, 80 gnr gulnrnel, anlat peo Gas.
perfet / Waiifciha, Dor forleoen ub.
lat Tor Ben ~forfGroclige lllpffc, at
bans enc Nrm reues al belt inoe pco
Sfulberen. ltIpffen bGnbtc oerpeo,
at Nauoen blep iuor,flet / Ell Grip
rem.
Gar Nuber til "a @prm. Mrg.
Sillia ScbultS err iorleoen / CT Iloer
al 20 slar aigaaet peb 0eben / Wa-
rinettes Soipital. Set mcrfeliee peb
benne Gpinhe pnr, at bun bar Wobcr
til - Born. bpornf BOG fun Dc nj
operleper henbe. Ger hapbc / Bar.
neiloffen ppret ire Eor Spininaer.
Saberen bcbe for onltrent IRE Iar
iloen.
@iet peb Yrcitens Spaeleie. Mu-
riel 2ucretia Spaiioro % OLAF %.
Sames, besae al 9a Grosie, blep her
ON Sagcn pieoe / ct al gpens Soipi.
talers Spacprrelier, trobs at DC beg
&c bar raitc % rcriae. Sc piloe life
bape noeen arlben eno &ep. 8. ).
@itberbee til at forrette Tielien, %
ga oenne laa ing / &oipitalet, ino'
ianot De ia ~reiolilt ueo hans Spee'
leie, Greiteu bapoe for bci,imoo ct
iierheoels Iarbnnorebe 'ioen ! Mel
role piet @rubens SorGlore. % man
ialNt set al Den itsrite @etnonins, at
han caiaa MI iorreftcoc.
5rr plantcs til Carers Ninbe. -
TN bcitibellg Geremoii ianot fcrle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
SQimois.
Ieirinaens Cfre i Gbicaao.

Teirinaens Gre ! Chicago. Set.
rinaen al Ace Sllli bar oaiaa iaar
frppet line Dire / Chicago, men
langtfra life / oen @rab iom fer.
Ser blep or9bte % "a fom tilifaoc,
mcn Politict oplpier, at life ct eneiie
al bisie 9ilfploer ifploes gri,e elcr
Wisbrila al 6prperferi. &c inbtrili.
ne lllpffer bar mangeartebe, ira Mit.
tomobilinmmeniteo til m~islpffeoe
SnItifibsopitigninger. lllpffernes In.
tal bliper iaa meaet minore naor
man betnnfer, at &apporten cmiai.
ter Greater Chicago, iom omfotter
en- Haoius al 60 Wil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
WofHt Qroutr.

Sc. Tom maatte t1ute paa at anbrinee
fine Sparepenee / norite arpner M.
ulcpeuS 0urisu enouu er iaa %iorpeIaeris,
ber be~nuenoe iis iii os iorat. ina Sors
fIarina raa nertc iuieresiante SiIiGIne.
auricn / scr iioite amer eaact ncS iii
Ser Iapeite Yunii. Splnsninaer ienhes
Dearborn 81, Chicago, 81. Nep-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Wtnmclota.
Sfnbrnn I~urpulbcr Sfubt / No.,

et lluelr nleo NagI "a Stnbruo ait
Nat I'll MtanoaN ouer Hotf Golutn.
lorpoloenoe oo'tilliQ Sfaoe paa NJ
lmQcu Get nlelt herieoc Strsl par
Ell lire Niil3 breo StrIbc ira @rru
len Al Nlpritone Gpuutp in6uuer Tn
StrptnluQ Al Nnlaho Noue1@ Spor
pc'tcnror Sllptr1c blcp a0cloQt
Wdno pluoielio Spe Wlcmmupo.
On Niauo, Der nutaQca at uUrc Son
ore @erqoahl a. NortMpooo. Y "a
foto, Cr en- a. Sc rGritc EnoC Al oeu
ne Hoe pllt0icliN ialot oeo ON mlocr
Ct S9holh / @lcnrpcoo. Set par peo
en- NantboQ bans 2onune. at man
er'orcoc hans Nnun. Nau onta1e9
al rTrc omfriu1 so Mar Gonurcl.
llnaNpm pan lloilnat. llnQopm@
iorenlnler tilhsycu0e Nrltirttu@ Me
mQbeber / Spi0inlbnerue hauoc
N%tauno9 Ell Sompitib2uoiliQt nco
oper Sloocn. l%loiluNteu rorttoQc2
meo Nonpercn Ncn Nlnl" ionl al
sif ira Il. Vuul al $50 ON ISor
m~i0oaQen. Mib0oN icrrercneH ON
boro. % ct goot Trogram meo Ntii-
II % Salcr qope&.
IN Sullettc iprlnocr Npipitalct. -
Senator Robert ~. "a Tpllctic al
@i3con'ln, ION | Here llacr bar pr
RET uuoer NehouolinN pco |r1crnc
Ntouoa a!uIt ! Nochciter. iorloo ito
lie WnuooQ NoipiiaIci OIL rciilc I'll
II Mler i Nnoliou San par fuIo,
ltGnots helbrcbct 'or i'm 5u0Nom,
men Der tll'elcbca. al haH '~rcnoclcS
por hcp poo III po!lirifc Ere.
apiuoc brrbt / Antumobilnlntfe.
Ora International Nol@ mclnice Ste
Sllll. at Mrs Motthcibcra al Iort
GronccS uar blepen orpbt peb Of oell
|Hulton1obtl. hporl hun ~ficrie, pUlte
DC neoopcr ira Ell S~orhelninu al Rel
Ell. Nltonlobllcn ~fiertc@ az oSiilie
renbc G~orntroi.hj,or IS. !. @icr,
bobl. iom tpm o!oorlis tilltonc. gn
treble Ncrion hpis Naon life opoa
uee. erholbt Here fnptfcoc Rihben.
BAR ira Snlutb Srnfnet. Ml,bu
Ytoo Anoerion % Sobn Scrauion.
bcaGc omtrln1 81 Mar o. boenoc /
lullltb orutncbe Ssnha0 UNDER
@aoutng / >ntc Backgammon. @is.
Hlgen par pnoct lor lanQt uS. % Ga
Scranton fom hellhc iiIbicIp. blcr
oa,oa ban trlffcn unocr. @caac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

oer. Tcriro bleo 0ct nleo Nlttonlo
bill brugt til Slill,th. 6lere Nnllore
De SLATER mcles al hapc rlllloct Rel
ell til Gullltb. SoQcn ligncr | Here
Senieeltoer ocnL Der nplig er uolill-
tet / W'iuneapoiia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

@co Boring paa Ell SorHl, bcllgaen-
be lem Dill ipopeitenior Belle Sour
che, er Der itsot paa Ole, Der Dog er
al meget MORT Tarpe. Stebet, hpor
bette Sumo er aiort, lia9er 50 Dbl
ipoo'tenior Mocfforo Giitrift, bpor
tInrn Mnrifhnnr ~. tnrnfnnnf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
WEIRD GAME IS
FUN FOR Bugs
All Sorts Of Baseball Played
in Game at South Side
Park.

In a game that was devoid OF very
much good baseball but close enough
to keep the big holiday crowd in q
GOOD tlumor the Overland Club made
its debut to the local fans at South
Side park yesterday afternoon and
won the game from Ida May 1917.
Each side made 10 errors, the home
crowd made sixteen hits and the
visitors lS; there was seemingly con-
tipuous wrangling with the umpire;
one man was injured and had to DO
helped from the field and yet the
game was played in just a few MIN
utes over two hours
In the first three innings the VS.
tors made five runs and the locals
four. Fairhont made It i've all in the
fjftb. but in the sixth the visitors
forged ahead three runs. Two runs
in both the seventh and eighth IN
nipgs for the locals made the score
at the opening Of the ninth 9-S IN
favor Of the overland bunch. Ida
Nav staged a rally and scored toar
runs. Not 10 be outdone the locals
mt on a rally in their hall OF the
ninth and knocked in four runs. For
these runs they can thank the poor
Judgment Of the Iday May manager &c
rbo yanked Clark Lemley out Of the
box with a man on third, one out anu
no mo- runs in and sent in Takington'
who had been catching, Lenley 50.
ing to first base. The locals simply
murdered Mr.. darlington and be gets
credit for the defeat The score:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
hesIats ofthe
Big Auto Races

WSDfANAPoLIS, Ind, June lin
Csc most spectacular finish ever wit
66ssed n the indianapolis speedway:
& Ton Chevrolet, driving q car Of
lnefjeau design, rode y victory IN
lII 9iefIth renewal Of. the 800 mile
I t6m6b i'e Tics yesterday before a
= I'D breaking crowd Of l25, 600 per
sliS Chevrolet's time was 5:40:l6.-
+ n average OF 1916 miles an hour.
Z { second best time in the history
Q lie event. ..xooo
II Sddition TO winning the $2OOOo
I|E5 priSe, Chevrolet also won ap-
s. idafely $500 more In lap prize
y petition and cash prizes offered
81 accessory firms. Rene Thomas
tdersd across the finish In second
6l5te having covered the distance ~
: 02.29. His average was S,4S
n IFS an hour. Tommy Milton pulled
n l|n third place and Jimmy MURPHY
7 I. Ter Of the Los Angeles speedwa!
4 finished fourth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
Has
Hard Battle

MoRGANToWN, June 1.--Dick
Guys Pittsburgh Coliegians when
thew come here Thursday and Friday
10 battle Kemp Shelton's West Viz
ginia team will have behind them one
Of the best records Of any indepefid.,
ent baseball team in this section, and
Is one Of the few organizations, col
legiate or Independent, IN this sec,
ton that hiss a good all-time record
wllh West Virginia. The baseDali
teams OF The University Of West VIZ
ginia have from the time they were
nrst organized more than quarter
OF century ago, held the upper hand
with all the College teams IN this
section. A review Of the whole rec
ord Of games IVES! Virginia has play
ed with Pittsburgh. W. & j, Ale
sheny, Bethany. Wesleyan. Vest
ministed and other teams in this Sec
lion proves this conclusiyely.
But Dick Guys team has always
been a ;arter for tie Mountaineers.
Even back in 1908 and 1903 when the
IVES. Virginia teams we're at their
best and had such stars as Kemp
Shelton and Dick Nebbinger in the
lineup, the Collegians secured al
even break in both wears. The same
was true back in 1906 and 1907: AND
with the strong teams which kester
.Tune and Ira Rodgers captained In
1918 and 1913 respectively, the, Col
legiars provided the best home games
Of the year. June's team which al
that particular time was going at top
speed captured the series with the
Collegians both by the score Of %
but when It is considered that in that
season West Virginia beat Colgate
1873 and Virginia by scores almost
as large, the work Of the Col!eSians
stands ont. Last year when Rodgers
was playing his last season, it tooE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Sacrifice hits, Ash, H. Layne, Lenle sy
Sacrifice ny, Hood. Stolen bases
Widemeyer, Beverage. Hit BY pitcher e.
by Lemley. one anderson; by ANGER e,
son. two lBereridge, Talkingtonl. Ley
on bases, Fairmont, Z; Ida May p
First base on errors, Fairmont, Y;
Ida May, 8. First base on oalis, On o.
Lemley, 2 (Alarshall, Simon q. on on
TaIkington. one Hood; Of Trader,
one IWidemeyer); of Anderson, one iv
GTalkington). Struck out, by Trader,
one u. Layne); by Anderson, TOUT Sr
IDunH, Lemley 2, Talkingtonl;, D.,
Lemley two (Marshall, Anderson; oy
Talkington, one Simon. HIS, on i
Trader. 2 in l inning: on Anderson ) !. !
IN 6 IS inings; on Harold, 4 IN 20 =
innings; of Lemley, - in IL IN
nipgs: of Talkington, 8 in IL inning;
BalS. Lemley. Umpires, Long anu
Crimes. Time Of game, two hours.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
PRINTS DEFEAT
WATSON OUTFIT
Big Baseball Surprise Of the
League Season Pulled
Last Night.

One Of the things May 81, 1890, will
be remembered for is the fact that on
that date The West virginian base
ball team under the leadership Of
Sandy and Harvey knocked Of the
Watson Building In the city league
race to the tune Of 12.9, which was a
great treat to the small crowd that
fingered after the 0yerland.lda May
game yesterday afternoon fully e1.
pecting 10 see the Prints gobbled up
by the Millionaire's. But 'roothman's
threat was made good when he stated
the other night that Ida May would
run the Watson Building team ragged
at three o'clock and then the Prints
would step in and wallop them at six
O'Clock.
The Prints hammered out SIX runs
In the final inning and brought home
the first victory secured over the
Watson Building tribe this season.
Sam Right was on the mound for the
xr,innare Srnrp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
....eeoeoooooo

Rut undoubtedly great good win
come Of the % per cent wave Of econ.
ony a soon IS Jack Dempsey hears
shout Il. He has been too busy get
tinr ready to be tried % . Stacker IN
San Francisco to read the papers.
4. soon Is Jack gets the y PCT
can't n ,eduction IN his bean be wiz re,
Sncs liz demand for big purses and
fans vii see him In some eomnatA.
iSus Il the movie companies
start cutting his % per cent oonuS'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
|Dl||9|B|l|!|I
I|EI||[. TOPIC
Of PLAYERS
iopst Settle Vexing Cues.
Iisn Which Threatens
League.

- n x ~ 4 - Is.
y. u: Z, ,,a-t.,t meeting 10 dis
gssy: lmp0l .els .1s - az r,,v
tp5 TIE future program lol .le o'.s
siIS YIN be held at the Y. N. G. A.
Is +. sss1jIIe Al 8 o'clock. It viii be
plat conference u sle sAesus
committee Of the City league and rep
Snis Ms al the various industries
Z, Il. ,oaene Gardner
y se'slg y y w .saee 1870. u,r-
n represent: the owens people, ia.
ola he Stevenson comapny: W. j..
,| III nm west virginian: W. D.
~ Il I ~, \. q. q. M.ehinorv. y T..
tns 81 1la y 1870 49,.
.a,I.E b Moore the Watson Building.
IN gIsst two weeks there has
ssS ~ 5 ;.ssS ~ discussion concern
y, ! . siIssNiIitv r,iles and many pro
w ~ ~ IAN, ~ sces r games played
y =, s,,ss - much M ,wraneiine has tax
S ~ e - The ouestion Of eligible
q, sfSS Sls 49, that The future Of the
=. 0lyAt HAaI w eeesss - ,--.7-- -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

President Holland, Of the New
York State Federation Of Labor, says
a boxers union will be organized fol-
lowing the signing by Governor Smith
Of the Walker bill legalizing boxing IN
New York. This announcement IN
trigues one to ask what in thunder
the boxers want with a union?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Ash made a remarkable catch Of q
line drive from Hariek's Bat; he
went almost to the center field fence,
reached high with his gloyed hand,
speared the ball, and then did . high
backward dive, falling on his head,
but holding fast TO the pill; BE was
severely shaken up and had to De re.
moved from the game. He was given
a great hand by the crowd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Phil Grimes threatened to put
yoight out Of the game for kicking.
He told Trader and Bob Morgan tnat
Voight would have to keep quiet Or
get out. They requested the short
Stop to be les violent In his denun-
citation OF the umpire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

II was no great ban game as far as
good baseball Is concerned that ia
NAV and the Overland club staged at
South Side park yesterday before q
great holiday crowd, but It was q
zane that seemed to satisfy . happy
throng Of baseball bugs-and that Is
what counts In the long run.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

The Overland club used up all the
pitchers they had around, and Il me
game had gone another inning voight
would have been in the box. he was
warming up during the hectic ninth
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

This 20 per cent. thing seems to be
applying chiefly to clothing and allied
merchandise. Booze prescriptions are
still 50 and there's no apparent inclina.
ton TO write EN- for $l.So.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Pittsburgh colelgians will be seen
here against Idamay next Saturday at
fonr O'clock. This should be a good
game. The Mining Machinery and
Monongah Glass will play at z
O'Clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

The fans Of the city are more inter.
ested in the City league games man
any others, and it is up to the base
bail leaders to keep the league IN a
healthy condition.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

4 single and steal by Rodgers him
sell and q double by Harrick In the
thirteenth inning TO down the Col
legians. Local fans look forward to
great games here Thursday and Fri
day Of this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Even after Idamay had scored four
runs in the ninth, the fans stuck
around. and It was a good thing they
did. for the big fireworks came IN the
very last minutes Of the game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Summary-Two base hits, Brady,
Magee, Hawkins, Stuttler. Three base
hits, Gribben. Home run, Moore
Sacrifice hits, Cofman. Double plays
Perkins to Magee. Hit by pitcher,
by Lewis, Feeney. Left on bases, Con
sumers, 8; Norwood, 2. First base on
errors, Consumers, q; Norwood, !.
First on balls, OF Lewis, 2; OF Smith
/. Struck out. by Lewis, 7, " Smith
6. wild pitches, Lewis, !. Passed
balls. Hawkins. Umpire, johnson.
Time, 1888.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
Consumers Win
Holiday Battle

The Consumers baseball team won q
fast gane from Norwood at Blackshere
park yesterday 81. Lewis and Smith
both pitched good ball and were well
supported In the field. The score:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Small. High school star. was given
a chance with the Prints last night
and palyed a good game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Sandy Toothman is a happy man
today. He said the Prints could take
a rail- out Of the Watson BUILDING
and they did.
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twas a great day for baseball. Old
Sol was making 'em boil out there on
the diamond, while the pop and Ice
cream boys did a big business in the
stands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Hope that all the troubles Of the
City league will be patched up al tne
meeting tonight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

voieht made three errors In the az
ternon game and four in the twilight
contest. Not healthy for bis fielding
average.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Jimmie Knight, batting for Harold
in the ninth, made good with a clean
swat to left field.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
Some Local Sport Chatter

pitcher Of enough merit to defeat the
Watson Building. Can't tell what
VIM happen on q holiday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

PIT Simon took care Of II out Of 4
chances at first base, but could not
get a hit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New Yofk, Z; Washington, s.
Nav York, 10; Washington, ..
CIeyeland, 8; Detroit, 5.
Cleveland, Z; Detroit, ;:
s. Louis, 9 Chicago, 0.
Chez 70: 5: st Louis, Q: ten innings
B5Sfon. iladelphia, l.
phIladelphia, .: Boston. 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Decker played great game. He
had four hits in FIVE trips to the plate
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Classic and wholesalers play to
night.
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cry LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
west virginian, u; Watson Build
GAME TODAY.
leyenscn Va. Monongah Glass.
sTANblNG or THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
81 Louis, S: Pittsburgh, 4.
pittshurgt. Z; st Louis, :.
Brooklyn, 5; New York, 2.
Bio6klyn, 5; New, York, !.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, !.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 2:
Chicago 3; Cincinnati, 2; ten In