The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-19
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Hard G0NTESI.S
Warrington, Weston and East
Side viii Be Played
This Week

FA1RvIEw, April 1e-The
Fairview High School baseball
team will be taxed to It's utmost
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF this week. when Warrington
Highs team, East Side High aud
Weston High will be mat in the
order named. So far thlc season,
the locals have played three games
losing one to the Grant Town In
dependents by score OF 6.5, win
ming the second from Pennington
High by score ot 10 10 : and
playing Grafton High to a s TO s
score last week.
Both the games with Manning
ton and Weston will be played
abroad, while East Side on Friday
Will furnish the tlrst home game
OF the season. But little is kaown
here OF the strength Of East SilG's
nine, but Coach Uopp Is taking no
chances and Is :,racticiug his mon
every day in preparation for the
cash. Every pitcher will have a
TROUT In the games to bs played
Underwood will fill the mound
position against Manainst0n,
1oothman will lurl tho bali for
East Side, while a. .Amnrns ras
been selected Zoe the Weston
game. Wyer anu t1h.. will al.
ttrnate at the ca, ..'ng position,
Underwood and AmIG.". at first,
!. Michael at Sc: al, u Hichael
at short, and b. Aallnpas 81 to
third sack. The HutQell will ~
looked after by l;n,;,.:S. Wilson.
Mason and Toothman as the occa-
sion may demand. A large crow,l
is expected Friday afternoon when
East Side meets the locals on the
Jarvis grounds.
Track Briefs
Underwood, Gump and B. AM
mons tied for first place in the
100 yard dash today when the
distance was made In II seconds. |
A. Ammons took first place in
the hammer throw at 10 feet.
Underwood has both the discus
throw and the broad jump. at 85I
feet and Is feet and inches res
pectlvely.
swtger Is showing best form In
the long distance running aud N. |
Michael with pole-vaulting.
Gump's record OF AZ feet with
the shot put still holds first place,
although both Underwood and A.
Ammons are close seconds.
After today, the track candi..
dates will not meet until Monday
Of next week. This is necessita ted !
by the appearance Of the same |
candidates in both baseball and
track.
Wilson-StraIght Wedding
Lawrence Wilson Of Keystone
and Vada Straight, senior In Fair
view; High School, were married
by the Rev. !. s. Tyler, pastor OF
the N. E. Chudch, South, last Sat-
urday'afternoon. They will reside
at Keystone near Fairview and the
bride will finish her course In the
local high school, receiving her
diploma May rs.
Personal
Miss Marian Stanley, formerly
enrolled in the Lumberport High
School, entered the Fairview High
school yesterday.
The Independent baseball team
held its first practice OF the season
yesterday afternoon. Budget"
Tustin Of Brave, Pa, will play the
mound position for the locals this
season.
Monroe Hamilton and family
have recently moved into the
house vacated by Lon Levelle and
family.
T. H. Lee of the Chicago Uni
versity was visitor at the high
school yesterday.
The Needlecraft Sewing Club
met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, I. C. Yost.
Miss Ida Cowan has recently
accepted position as teacher OF
the Stringtown School, Manning
ton District, for next year.
A large crowd is expected In
the high school auditorium to-
night to see the new screen pro-
duction, 1.-THE Call From the
Wild"
Tho American Legion will show
"Lahoma" in the Globe Theatre
tomorrow night.
Much interest is manifested in
the proposed highway from Fair