The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-02
CEINE.N TACKLE
SPEEDY OUTFIT
SOUTH SIDE.
Warrington Pitcher Makes a
God Start Yesterday in
Big League.
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4. arriors face hard battle this aft
gssiernoon when they will play Fair
View High School at South Side
Park,@the game being called for
VI O'clock Fairyiew has a good team
and has been playing remarkable
JSsBal1s thus far. Last week they De
feated sFafrmont in a game playec
h IA II Fairvi eB. Criss will be on the
mound for Fairmont5 in the game
81 81 al ternoon, while Underwood,
lannon's or Wilson will draw the
u assignment for F airview.
Ss CIarksburg will be here for a
sganieSo n4 II thursday with the aIcemen
and on Saturd ayl Fairmont will go
mo- Clark bilrg for return game.
5Fasts Sid HI gh9 School will play
u stsFarmfngto here on Saturday after
10 oon. ~
In Big Leagues.
triple by Rowher with two
sStne en- on bases in the eighth inntne
5ssenabled Pittsburgh to defeat Gin
u sinmatfs Il tos{6 yesterday Morrison
Sd OF aaWays to "a bad start and the
S5Reds mad six runs in the first two
I innings Adams then went on the
\ mound and pitched good ball He
] retired Inc the eighth inning to al
Tow HI c,swvf to bat for him. Hamil-
zion finished the game. Luque was
hard s.s II
Nj nnineton Shines
AIRY Shriver, a Warrington
boy,s secured by Brooklyn from the
aginaw Club of the Michigan-Cr
ssfario b league, made his first major
sa eague start yesterday. 1t was an
Gsnnsp icions one. He held Philadel-
$$s$iI5fl ia 8to three hits and shut them
sFi1u 81 IA e famed nine men. Lee
81 IIing was left field for the Pills
Nj iii failed to sconnects for hit. He
5siad Sfour hputou IS. Shriver is well
round here. When he had
yRfinis he'd the season at Saginaw last
AR. he played sin several games a.
SBIacksfers Park with the Mar
niIgton8 team
eV ork continued to hit the
hard and i'd efeated Boston 10
ITO ss 8. The Giants made fourteen
5Thfts S4a circus atch3; by Powell 4:
Gems Sid and the general play Of
s#RaWlings were the features.
ew Leader.
IEhe us t.sssL ouis Browns jumped
Unto 3firs place in the American
Lea gue&ye yesterday by taking then
SfouTt h straig ht@ game from the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S AIIAe1APso SoA Z ~
fssn q si3Ss to Williams failed to IL
Ssera cas- his totaI Of home runs, get
u ling AIS gle in four trips to tho
4 fsll tie Iii Browns must thank the
Boston for helping them
gfTitoF the If frSt position in the race
34ssf he Bosto tribe took the meas
3Ss1IreSo f# til 81 Yankees for the third
sfrai gh time Ferguson, released
sst,Js he ankees to- the Redsox dur
.s;ng TIL winter, held New York t.
5sfoH:s iii is; while Mays was hit hard
sSiTl tie early innin gs. twas his sec
sssantIsric tory of$the series The score
3 10
ONE runs by Dykes and Walker
!ssena led 5t Athletics to take the
measure of the y Washington Sena-
nj hrs for he second straight time in
lie series, tbs final count being
lie Detroi Tigers took another
eating8atgt the hands of the Chicago
6ssto g. In the ninth in
s6fls1 e the first two Detroit batsmer
ssS ere walked. At this junct,lre,
nEfedge yanked and Russell was
Sents to the mound. He retired the
Sxt3stI1ree men without a run go
~ $ssEoyersthe plate.
lS8EtSs5&fteT1sthe game at Cincinnati to-
the Pirates will return tc5
RForbe Field to open a series with
5St Chicago Cubs who have been
putting supEa fast game in the ia &c
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