The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-29
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Some Interesting Contests
on Sunday in Marion
County Section

nHonongah Glass will meet the
iSstrong Fairmont Giants at South
Side4Parks.t today The game viii
$begcaned promptly at $3.50 and the
crowd of the year is e4-
sspected to witness the contest
SBothE 81 these clubs! are among the
in this section and a
is assured.
The Giants are rated as one OF
1.-The best colored teams in the state.
Eandf they have defeated some or
white teams in this sec
s9tion. The glass team has a num-
'%ber of we'll known ball players in
s#the lineup for this afternoon.
S8Chuck Trader, the star from Ever
ssSson. will probably be on the mound
'8for the Classics, while Williams
sAWi1l do the twirling for the Giants
Ida May Meets Giants,
Tomorrow afternoon at Traction
.Parks the Fairmont Giants are
sSscheduled to play the fast going
ssIda May. ball club, of which Port
ssstart at 1890 and local fans will
sfeaveE here on the O'Clock car.
laIda May has met and deseated the
Giants earlier in the season and a
last game is promised for tomor-
row. Both teams have a large To-
ssEal following and good crowd is
sexpected to see the game.
Sunday Morning Game
The Mountain City Speedsters,
newly organized baseball club is
Aschedu1ed to meet the strong Penn
Stars at Ices Knob on Sun
Sday morning. The game will be
ssthat@many ofSthe local fans will at
stend the contest.
The Speedsters have some Of the
Sbest ball players in this section.
SMOstEOf the young athletes are ems
gagged at the Mountain City. Ser
vice Station, dealers in Earl motor
Gears. -
Fe1tz will be in the box for the
7Speedsters while Ernest is booked
tod oathe pitching for the Stars
SAdonongah Plays Fairview
Monongah Glass will leave for
sSFairview tomorrow to get revenge
EforStheS defeat handed to them by
n the Fairview team earlier in the
sSseason. The Glassi>s were de-
feated by 4-3 score several
weeks ago, and they are determin-
8ed to win from the Fairview boys
Stomorrow.
IL The game will be played at $3.50
1and% a24arSe number of local fans
sSwilI leave here on the q O'Clock
scar, so they Viii be on the field in
time for the game.
81 South Side-Gypsy
The speedy South Side Indepeu-
&dents will travel to Gypsy tomor-
row to meet the strong Lumber
AFport team. The two clubs have
#nevermet on the diamond before
Sand sa1hard game is expected. Both
Steams have made a good showing
$this season and both are confident
Aof "a victory tomorrow. The game
Sis called for $3.50 and many Of
I the local fans will witness the con-
test.
Twilight Game
AT S 80 on Monday the South
ssSideS 1ndependen ts will lock horns
Sw1 tn the F'airmont Giants on the
South Side Park diamond. The
game will be a fast one and will
besattended by a large number of
Vocal fans.
Good Game
The Burners Stars are schedul-
ed to play the fast Diamond Street
I'M. T. team, at the East Side dia-&
mond, 81 Monday evening. The game
will be called at 6 O'Clock. Both
sof these teams have a number OF
Es.sEar players in their 1ineups and a
Wood game is expected.
Game Postponed
~ The game between the South
lESfdes independents and the Man.
snington a. c., that was to be play
Ned at South Side Park yesterday.
on account of wet
sroN5ds. The two teams agreed
Ito met again. later in theSseason-
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