The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-28
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champion Clash Also on
card; This Evening in
h Church League.

81 CllAl Ollss!SoS6S
Phi Grimes South Side 1nde-
Spendents viii clash with the Man
ningfon independents at soutn
side Park tonight. The game Will
4cal1e Tpr omptly at $50. The
games that have been SO
freduentEt his season prove to be
ssSsssopds drawing card The fans VINO
FsssaresWorkng through the day get to
attend the games. and large
crowd Sd s. expected to witness the
contestst onig
Eygir ler,will L start the game for the
SoIith Sfders. 1t is thought that
BillySK eefe will do the tossing for
the4 Mannington team. Both OF
these sboyssarefc clever. pitchers, and
tie game tonight is likely to re-
solve itsel into pitchers battle.
ne South Side team is made
II upNo Of former high school and col
1egs player The boys are quite
& young but s they have been holding
theirS own in amateur circles
There are several old Monongah
Glass; players on the lineup.
Bunner's Stars Play eaptists.
Tonight son the East Side High
battle the$Bunner's Stars in an eff
Fort zsforegain#th their old standing at
skead Of the Church League
SsThe winner Of tonights struggle
;sssWilla top, and both teams
are going out on the diamond with
the.determination of winning
rs The game is attracting a great
ofsinterest among the local
fans, and is thought that rec
NforEtheS battle. The game will start
::sssatS6 Jpn 3si5S
Diamond S reeters Win From M. p.
Tie Church League game last
proved pitchers duel,
th both pitchers doing their
ssgshares of the playing. The four
EeTrorss made blythe NJ. 2. boys were
ssenou gh%tosgiye the Diamond street.
eTssSfhe dge,&however, and they
ION the long end of 6 to
tealey,Swho did the pitching for,
fhes team, allowed his oppo-
Enentss four scattered hits, and
ghissteam8mates furnished him with
almost perfect support in the field.
Osborne, the M.SP twirler, had just
asS good are cord In the box. but
sliisSsmenS made four costly errors
and the four hits made by his OPP
ponents were &changed into runs.
Score and summary:
sDiamond Street 900 33-6
First 81. OO2 O0-2
Three base. hit-zR. Long. Two
chase; Crisis Sacrifice hit.
Stolen Bases. Morri- |
Morgan, Layman and Hill. !
double plays borne to Long. !
"a Con bases-Dianond Street 3, !
&; ,irst NJ ". P Wild pitch-Os-|
borne Passed bal1s--Layman and
Reed Umpires- and fiite. |
imegof game-1:15.
Classics Play Giants
TomorroW's game at South Side
s,arIE5is al tracting attention
from 1oca1Efans The swift Monon-
Glass team will meet the Fair
Sinpnt Giants for the second time I
hiss season, and the outcome OF
sat ne struggle is anything but GER
iii:
though the Giants were badly ,
by the Classics in the
earIy&partsofSth e season, they have
both in fielding and at
bat,so it is certain that hard
8 foug game will result
BothSt teams have two good pitch
ESeFssands any one of them will be in
good ditionS for the contest.
Either Chuck8Trader or Long will
sstart for the Classics. while Giants
choose between Armstead and
Hams. The game will be called
sats3: 30.
South Side VS.. Gypsy.
sf For the first time this season,
1.-The fast South Side Independents
ssWillzluck horns with the Lumber |
port team at Gypsy Sunday. The
game is called for $3.50, and many
zsofsth he local followers of the team
ssS u the real strength Of the
s.ssss ~ ~ = So.
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