The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-10
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Play att BIac kshere
Park Sunday.


TInless rain spoi1s the program
8 the local basel ball fans will have a
chance to see two good baseball
games over the weekend. }f This III
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock at South
Side Park the Monongah Glass
am vii battle with Star City
team. The two teams are said to
evenly matched. and the con-
test shonld be one of the most
Interesting played thus far this
season t5i s Xix ely that Burns
vii III be- on the mound for the
loo al s. wit III Hefneri in back of the
The bait cry for the visiting
team was not announced in adj
vance w th Satlfrd ava half holt
day at m any Of the busin ess insti-
onsa Of the city 1T is expected
that a%1arge crowd Will witness the
game. The Monongah Glass lads.
ave been playing some dandy
Baseball "a his season. and should
theEsupport{ the local Fans.
unday Game
sToInorrow8 afternoon there will
be a speedy game att BlackShere
Parle ;near Warrington, when the
team from damay unde Ter the dir
sctIong OF Port KnightEwll take on
speedy Fairmont & Cleveland
Coal co. team. These ag5rega-
reSeven " matched and have
been playing good ball to date.
The fans are Iookins forward to
sSnnd d with much pleasure, as
ffieyf feel that&a game we'll worth
seeing will IL be- staged at Black
shere3 Park. % t. will Is likely be a
bait of#southpaws, as it is said
Bugs EBraithwood Will be
1 on he mound for the Fairmont &
gGIeTela 60: ,s. while Chuck
rid erswflI al Sthe pitching for the
Idaniay bunc The game will be
called about 81 Q. This will give
iii local fans a chance to leave
here on theS2 o'clock Warrington
car and arriyega he ball park in
spIents inc for the game
aging neayy field and be-
fore small crowd, Sthe attendance
being keptSd ownEon account Of the
threat r,@the Farm ont
Elks, PLAYING cir second game OF
the seaso1 2 okSsoyer 4 the Fa arr.
norf State4NormaI$S School team at
Sontlis Side Park last night the
final count being TO 2. Teter,
10 asson the mound for Normal
out lit mas no pitching as good
bafi sbH farSas he has pitched at
other times during school sea-
son nd the EIks seemed to have
tittl troubIe$ getting to- him for
bing1e IN Eeight innings.
The gam asswas Interesting all
way. EIks$ made four runs
nth e51 asst 1.-THE seventh inninS,i
asndn pS unit that%time there was
little margin in runs between
III fSro#te Despite. the fact
lat he playing field was far from
perfect the game was rather free
OF errors.
,airaao ont a. G.
TheTeS was a@good game staged
at RiyesYille yesterday afternoon
yshsn theSRigesville team took the
IneasureS of#theSFairmont a. G. by
ascore1of2 sto 4. 1T was battle
or pitchers sal the way between
Thompson#andsM Morris The win
IN run was scored in the ninth
inning aft ertwo men had been
retired The same teams will play
sfomorroWaafterno at the old fair
round S: The TF'airmont a. c. is
fast developing into one of the
best teams in the county and
shout have recognition from the
oder organizations.
sslGSpIlGGt8Lu6e tiEL-5gt IVA " <hJ
scored six runs in, the first inning,
MIDI Teton took the measure of
Sorwaysyeste afternoon by a.
score off o to a batting rally
eSeighth inning with the score
deadI ocked att to gave the
Adiddleton@tribe the contest.
The Majors
Pfttsburgh lost another chance
10 creep Enp8sonSthe Giants in the
pennan traces they lost to,
Boston yesterday:a as the Cubs Were
sknackin s. off esNew Y ork outht.
BrookI IN beats Cincinnati and ST.
Louis took thef measure of Phila-
delphi InSthe American League,
ST. Louis hi tshard and won from
Boston toll Chicago downed
New York. o to Is \ despite a home
run BY It'll. and Philadelphia
took oYer#Detro