The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
IDA MAY TO PLAY
FA|RWE:W SUNDAY u. ID
Entries ii Sectional Track
Meet in Fairmont Satur-
day Announced.

F'AIREIEN, May IL. Manager
pete" iost OF the Fairyiew hide
pendent baseball team announced
last evening that the Ida May base
ball team would be the attraction
on local grounds next Sunday after
noon when the Two teams Will&clasn
for baseball supremacy. The game
is scheduled to start at ) CLOCK.
Not much is known here OF the
strength OF the Ida May team, but
from reports circulating today they
have many OF last years players
who rank high in this branch OF
athletics. Fairview has played but
one game this season, but showed
good form in it's contest Win the
Fairmont Colored Giants last sun,
day when that team was oeIeateu
by l to score. With one eAcep
ttion the same team that was IN ina
! game will line ZIP Tor the Ida May
contest. Mitchell who pitched Won
!. dertrl ball last Sunday will play
centerfie.d while. Tustin will fill
ithe mound position for the locals
/ The probable lineup for. the game
IS as follows: Stewart c, Heines ~
,rutsin p. Ridgely 2b. Snodgrass 81
/ Taught SIS, Freeland II, Mltchcil
,cf and Summers RI.
| Lection Team in Act;on. .
! THE American Legion team VIII
| open its; season here Friday eve
/ ming when the Grant Town lnde
/ pendents are met Little is known
OF the strength of the Legion team;
but it is known that many former
| stars are members OF this orga NJ
! cation. The game will be a tw:
! light affair. being staged at
! o'clock. Grant Town will use, the
same players that were in the COZ.
/ test against South Side last weeh
while the Legion will line up a.
(! follows: Moore c. Straight
! West lib. Ice 2b. Toothman 81, Cop1
IS, Polling If, Shively Ct ana en-
! nant IF.
High school Track
4 With all this weeks scheduled
/, games played. the local hlgl
| school will rest from baseball
/ practice the rest of the week any
I devote itself entirely to track
| Foiryiew will have twelve contes
i tants in Saturdays meet at Fair
/ mont but what part they will play
/ in the contest can not accurately
I be ascertained. Wilson, Under
4 wood and b. Ammons have shown
/ good form in practice so Tar, Du
| Saturday only will tell the rea
4 strength of the team. The follow
/ ing entries have been made in tn
fourteen events:
100 ward dash-B. Ammons
1 Underwood. B. Toothman anc
| Gump.
Pole vault-Murl Pitzer, Knise
1 ", B. and c. Toothman-
100 high hurdles--Underwood
Wilson, Mason and G. Toothman
One mile run-Swiger and d
Shotput-wilson, Gump, On,
/ derwood and Michael.
! go yard dash-B. Toothman
Ammons Mitchell and Knisely-
High jump-Underwood WI
( son.
$40 yard dash Mason, Pitze'
/ and Michael.
I Discus Wilson, Mason, Mich
/ ael. Knisely and Gump.
22O low hurdles-Mason ane
Pitzer
Hammer throw--Wilson, Gump
! Pitzer and Swiger.
I Half mile-Mitchell and Swtge1
4 Broad jump--C. Toothaan
Mason. Underwood, and 3. Am
mons.
Javelin-B. Ammons, c. Tooth
man, Pitzer and Gump.
/ Officers Elected
4 The DIR. Miller's Bible Glass Of
the Southern Methodist Sunda.
4 School met last Sunday in the
church auditorium and held ar
! election of class officers. Tht
final result was as follows: Presi
dent, John Wright; vice presiden
J. P. Wilson; secretary, A. ]
Taught; treasurer, Frank McCray
Applaud Picture
| "A large crowd filled the higf