The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-01
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Good Game Expected at South
Side Park -F:airviIe,W Has "a
Fast Ball Club.
7Ry LARRY

FdlrmOQIHf1l6u oChoOA n 1885, -
u team, winners OF the city high
& school baseball championship, face
n q heavy week on the diamond.
There will be a light practice ses--
n sion today at South Side Park
fs,Iomorrow afternoon, weather per.
fitting, the Fairview High School
team will be here for a game. Fair
view has a good team and fast
l3game Is expected. Last week in a
game played at aF'irview, the home
sSfsam took the measure Of the Ice
8F.airmontsH High School Will be
Sont for revenge tomorrow afte~-
Moon Criss will likely be on the
Mnnound. sor&the locals. Wilson I'm
sssdsrWood or Ammons will pitch 10 1
ssFairrieW
Ssss$ss Thurs day afternoon Washing ton
Irving High School of Clarksburg
Evil sbe mere for a con test with the
sAIcemen. and another good game IS
;Ne1pected ~ Saturday the Fairmont
%HighSS school team will make a trip
8Clarksburg for a return game:
sCriss Awill not be able to pitch all
NJ three or the games 1t is likely thai
iii viii start a gainst Fairview and
sSthen&sbe saved for The Saturday.
game. III is m ore important locally
81 town the Fairview game than the
ssone@with Clarksburg. ,sE
he way, it. seems to US that
sSFrank Ice should find soEls otEeT
splace than shortstop 20 play Cr'ss
when he IS n OF on The rctund a
lspnthpaw or short.t..D IS very
RawKward com binai:oa for ,l:c en-
&tire inf!eld. Il
H1ac III n, n
games will snct be easy picking isl
shown BY the fact that the Clarks-
8burg#sluggers Debated Weston on
ssSaturday by the score of IS to 2.
ma king nineteen runs in the lasti
\ three innings a total of twenty
#sixHaIlits shows the power Of the
$Elarksburg alters or a woefuNy
weak spit hing staff at Weston
asnoossihly a. com ination OF both.
S$ESSsS Saturday afternoon the East
Side High School will play Farm
sington High School at South Side
Park the game being booked for
IA O'Clock. East Side has been TAX
ing defeat after defeat regularly
this season, some games by&a close
margin and others by a vide one;
Shut the Palatfners hope to break pr.
ssthes ink at the expense Of Farming:
sto1n.l&on Saturday, and we trust that
,StheySwil1 be able to do So
Il the Majors
PITTS burgh dropped Sunday,
matinee game to the Cincinnati,
reds on the home field OF thel
sMoranites. the final count beign 81
\ The pirates put over their
j only rua in the final inning, Glaz:
Sner and sDonohue were the oppos-
#ing pit cheers Glazner was taken
OUT III the eighth inning to make,
room for pinch hitter elbow:
SHorse finished the game,
Louis had no trouble III
taking the &measure of the Cubs mi
atheS final game of the series att
gChicago, the final count was 10 &c,
q Oss.sIn the Am erican League, thcl
Red #sox broke the winning streak.
Sof$Shawkey OF the Yankees by win /!
Ming To II "A home run by Pratt
siinlthes eighth inning with man
I On base brought the victory !
%Shawkey had pitched IS cons ecu
tive scoreless innings this season
until the circuit smash yesterday;
t.GLouis defeated Cleveland in a
siugging match IL to 8. Williams!
OF st. Louis failed to increase hisi
6rna run string. going hitless for
the lag. Washington trimmed |,
6 to and Chicago,
Eahutout Detroit 2 to 0, RobertsoEi
Stitching a perfect game for tae !
s:Whftesox.