The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-22
SOUTH S|DE TO
PLAYGIANTSIAl
TRACTION PARK
81 ono igahs Will Clash With Ida
Maysat Blac ksnere Park
in the Afternoon.

MaysatE Blac kshere Park
in the Afternoon.
There Will be plenty Of excite
forEIoca1 baseball fans to-
Smorrow The South Side indie
will meet the Fairmont
Giants forsthe first time this sea-
Z XEon at Traction Park, and the fast
Ida outfit will play the Mon
ngahg Class az Blackstone PARK.
these games are scheduled
sSfoF $50 o, and it's pretty ard to
skh be attended by the
iafgest51oca1 gathering.
TIE Traction Park game
pTomises to be good one be-
cause these teams have never met
before on the diamond and both Doth
for victory.
The sIndependents are one Of
the fastest crowd of amature
: PLAYERS in the county. They are
mostlyEyoung athletes and are cap
sabIezofS putting up "a good game Of
ban. Three members Of the old
sMonongah Glass team has Joined
the cIu bRrecently. They are Aid
sEridge. McKown and c. Long. It
n, Jassannounced today that Pickus.
e, dseEWest Monongah High School
&apitcher, will be on the mound Tor
SIndependents while aArmste 90
}Sft do the twirling for the
KIN RI
SaGThe Ida May-Monongah contest
promises to be a drawing card for
SfheSlocal FANS also. Monongah
has defeated the Ida May team
three straight games this season,
and they are out to win another
"A omorrow.s It looks like Port
Knfght manager of the Ida May
team wil lstake no chances on get
ting another whipping tomorrow
because he has secured the ser
xieessof several college players,
Chuck Trader will do the hurl-
Ash or Keefe will pitch for the
ida May club:
sEocaIapeople who attend the
game viii leave here on the
s@o,clock Warrington car. This
Twill allow them plenty of time to
gesgonS the field before the game
starts.
Elks Play Today.
Tie Fairmont E1ks will battle
SS;the Monongah Glass baseball team
g q this afternoon at South Side Park
foT the city championship. These
SfWog ball clubs are rated as the
sbesI Sindependent teams in this sec.
Sion and the game this afternoon
sswilI. be witnessed by a large follow :
i1SSfrom each team
Each Of the teams has gained a
yictorys over the other, and this aft
sSernoon,s combat will settle things
sforgfhe rest OF the season.
The game will be called prompt
lygat go.
R.SLong or Chuck Trader will do
1.-THE pitching for the Glass team,
while letters, former Fa1rmont
player,or Schimmel will start the
game for; the Elks.
Games Wanted.
WATSON are anxious
To- schedule games with Fairyiew.
Monongah Glass and the F'airmone
FIks. according to letter received,
sshere fromsthe manager of that club.
Theyshaye made a creditable show
! ineswiths some of the big teams and
want tofprove their merits by tack
ling one OF the big -Four"
Tomorrow afternoon the Watson
team viii play the Strong Middle
ton nine on the Watson diamond.
The game will be called at 8 p. m.
do the twirling for the
6NNats0n team and Satterfield Will
9tart in the box for Middleton.
Church League Game.
The largest crowd to see a
church B league game this season
was present at the Baptist slug
ssfest, yesterday. The Baptist team
mad 6 Twelve bits and fourteen runs
while their opponents, the Dia<
mond streeters, made only three
hits and two runs.
Sam White pitched remarkable
Sball for the Baptists, striking out
ten batters and going four innings.
befores allowing the Diamond stree.
sgboys a single hit. fs
AT a meeting of the league Off
Gals held Thursday, it was decid-
MedE to play off the five postponed
samesFon the schedule on Wednes-
Sfay evenings for the next five
Weeks.T This Wednesday's gamewill
be between the Bunner StafsSand
Etha Bapttsts.
IThe summary and score:
@BsGSts 80 o 5.s---14
3sf nd Street 80 o o 0 2 o.
1Elts ores Scott and Palmer.
;ZfSSsof game--1:25.
WORTHIN BEACH
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