The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-01

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park tomorrow afternoon. The,
clash with Fairmort is always OF
interest to local fans because o:
the athletic rivalry exictins be
tween the schools. This season
the two teams are about equally
matched andSt the game should prove
ali interesting contest. Fairmontl
was played on local grounds lass
Week and the final score was 9 g n.
A change OF scene with the adYaE-
tage of home grounds and and. home IN
5fluence will strengthen; the + air.
mont aggregation and the locals
will he taxed to the utmost#to win.
Monongah# will be met on F,rid day
in what is expected to be the best
game of the season.. Both teams
have met and defeated Manning
ton. but have not met each otheri
this season. Monongah Won from
Warrington to while .FairyieW
sent them down to y a G-3 defeat
here last Friday. a. Ammons, who
will also pitch against MononEah.
struck out fifteen of ManninStonIs
batters and allowed but two hits
I'M the entire game. Six errors b.
the locals letsin three scores Two
more home games are scheduled for
this season With u Farningtons IAN: anG
with Monongah.& The grounds have
been put. in good shape and the To-.
cal players report that it is the best
idiamond they have played on this
year. The high plain and the san
DIV soil make the grounds ideal for
all sorts of weather, it is said.
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Services concentrating the
1854 anniversary Of - he&foun tii,!
Of the independent Order of the
odd Fellows We're held by the To-
cal lodge in the NJ. E.5 Church.:
South, yesterday morning " q, pro-
gram I! consisting Of music and
Speaking was rend The Rev G..
In CoffmanF of ST. Albans delivered
the principal address, and music
was rendered by a select choir
mad e up from all ayaila bic music.
talent. The choir gave four special
selections under the direction OF.
Ross Pitzer.I Other music rendered
consisted OF a quartet by local
high school boys, a duet by MRS.
s. Tyler and Ross Pitzer and y 2
solo by Miss Aldene Miller: ME-:
! Coffman spoke at length Of ethe
| first organization of the Odd VI Eel e:
lows and related history connect
ed by this order unit til the present
!, time. Mary out-of-town members
were present. and all reporte d Il the
services as interesting and lnspir-
ling. s5$
independents Organized.
1.-THE organization. is completed!
a nd Fairview will have an indie
spendent baseball team Of which any
| town in the state could be Justly
proud, according to advices hand
ed out yesterday. Is. G. ost was
elected manager: Among NJ; other
;we1l-kn own players II the veteran:
tDoggie'' Taught, who played for
several seasons with Parkersburg
in the HI tri-state league. Coat
HRidg ely3 Of Fairmont VIII look after
!! the second bag. and .tBudge Tus7
| tin Of SsWaynesburg will be one of
the member Of the pitching stall
More can he told Of this organlza-
Etion after its first enc unter Sun
day, NJ ayE Il 4, whe en- 1t meets up with
the speedy Fairmontss Giants OHIO
zeal ground s.: s;sg II 5.s
/ 35.5 ~ !. sg Personals.
Frank j. Yost, who has beenSi. i
with pm onia for several weeks
lis So far recovered as to be about
his usual work.
! Thy. f. Copp was transactiny bust
mess in Fairmont Saturday
Earl Mason was visiting rela.
Etives inf Wade stowns yesterday.
l4BurleysS Toothman g was visiting
relatives in Pumpkin Centerssyester:
j day
The American Legi on%wM meet
! .in1reguIar session toni ght at "a: 80
3Io'clock :in$ the rs of q. Hall Z
Park Weaver, who recent com
/! plated al course III the u Mountain
Estate Bushes College, is spending
This vacation wit his parents, Mr.
and MRS.. !. 5sS N w eaverS in ssEass
!, Washington sire act