The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-22
WESIONGANGELS
FAIRvEN GAME
Paw Paw District Players
Show Good Form In East
Side Contest Friday


FAIRyTEw, April 22.-Dlsplay
ing the best baseball that has been
seen on the local grounds this year,
Fairview High School team had no
trouble in emerging on tho big end
Of an 1872 score when East Side
High was met yesterday afternoon.
It was a different team TO the one
that met Warrington on the pro.
ceding day. ABE" Wilson, who
was unable to do much in Thurs.
days game, showed up in good
form on the first sack position here
yesterday.
Gump was back at his old posi-.
ton behind the bat, and with
lToothmnn on the mound, East Side
had little opportunity Of scoring,
although the visitors did connect
a few times for two base hits, but
they were SO scattered that little
scoring could be done. Stealey for
East Side pitched a wonderful
game and IL he had had the sup
port that a pitcher has the right
to expect, the scoring by the locals
would have been lessened. Lay.
man as shortstop for the visitors
also played a fine game.
The game which was scheduled
for Weston this afternoon was
cancele by Coach Chenoweth last
night because of wet grounds. The
game will be played later in the
season.
The local high school track team
will meet for. practice this, after
noon at 2 o'clock. Candidates are
entered in all fourteen events and
some have already made the state
record OF last year look like a two
cent piece.
Entries have been made as fol-
lows:
1870 high hurdles. Underwood and
Mason; 100 yard dash, A. Ammons,
B. Ammons, Gump. Underwood and
Toothman; 1 mile run, Swiger,
Wells and P. Michael; 220 yard
dash. Gump, N. Michael, Mitchell
and Pitzer; 440 yard dash. Tooth
man and P. Michael; 220 low hur
dies. Mason, Underwood, Pitzer:
one half mile run, Swiger, P. Mich.
ael and Wells; high jump. Under
wood, A. Ammons, P. Michael and
Toothman: pole vault, Newton
Michael, Knisely, Jarvis, Pitzer and
Miller: shotput, Gump, ABE" VIII
son, A. Ammons and Underwood;
discus, "Abe Wilson. Underwood,
Mason, Knisely and Miller; ham
mer throw. A. Ammons. Swiger, and
ABE" Wilson; broad jump, C.
Toothman, Underwood and B. Am.
mons; %javelin throw. "Abe" viii
son. C. Toothman, Mason, Pitzer
and Miller,
With the Churches.
Sunday school will be held Mt
all local churches tomorrow at 10
a. M, Enworth League will be held
at the Methodist and B. Y. P. o.
at the Baptist churches at $3.50 D.
m. The monthly union meeting
will be held in the Baptist Church
tomorrow night. the sermon to be
delivered beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Commencement Program.
The dates for the FaIrview and
Rivesville High School commence
ment programs have been arranged
SO as to have no conflicts for the
officials who take part in both pro-
grams. The events and dates are
AS follows:
May 21-Fatrview High class
sermon.
Nav 22-Fairview High alumni
meeting.
May 2s-Fairview grade com
mencement.
May 24-Rivesville senior class
plav and Fairview literary contest.
May 25-Rivesville grade com.
mencement and Fairview senior
class night.
May 26-Fnirview High COM
mencement.
May 2S-Rivesvllle class sermon.
May 29-Rivesvllle commence
ment.
Three Events Divide Crowd.
Two moving picture shows and
one orchestra concert in and near
Fairview last night drew small
houses for each attraction. The
Globe Theater.. ran as per usual
showing a picture which has been
attracting much attention among
the theater-golng people OF Fair
view. The American Legion put on
the screen production. "Lahoma"
at Grant Town last night. and a
pleased group OF representative
citizens saw and heard the panto.
mimic play and the concert at the
local high school auditorium last
night. The pantomime has already
been given twice, but other nearby
towns here requested its appear
ance before thor audiences. The
inlay is entitled "And the Lamp
Went Out"
Personals.
A. Ammons Is unable for base
bah practice because OF an injured
knee.
Frank Dodd and family have re
Gently moved to Pumpkin Center.
l.. J. Michaels OF Fairr.ont was
transacting business In Fairmont
yesterday.
Fafrmont High School will play
the local baseball team here next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Arcie Copeland, who recent.
Iy underwent a serious operation
IN the Cook Hospital, is improving
rapidly and will be able to return
home In about a week.
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