CHARLESTON HIGH(Continued from page 1, 2u*l section)ing. Knight and Reed for Fairmont, played the.best game. Stark and D. Martin were responsible for most of Charleston’s points.Charleston—23 Fairmont—19H. Martin............. KnightPalmer...... ..HamiltonForwards.L*. Martin ......ReedCenter.Stark .. . ... . WilsonBell ....... . ‘stvigerGuards.‘ Substitutions: Jeffries for Hamilton.Field goals—.Knight 2, Hamilton 1. Reed 3. H. Martin 1, D. Martin 5. Slarlc .2,.Goals from fouls: Stark 7 out of12, Knight 6 out of 10, Hamilton’.! out of.3. .Charleston Trims Parkersburg. Parkersburg, the team that has been picked by most every one as thetrophy winner, was eliminated here 1 today by Charleston. The game was slow, but hard fought; j Parkersburg—11. Charleston—23.^V- ‘ •••••••-•■-. H. Martin[ McClelland Palmer; Forwards.;Crawford ........D. MardnCenter.Biddle .... StarkBell ... . ............... Thomas• Guards.i Substitutions—Smith for Rosser.'.'Field goals—Rosser. 1. , CrawfOrd1. Bell 1, H. Martin 6, D. Martin 3,j Stark 1.Goals from fouls—Rosser 5 out of. jl4. Stark 2 out bf 8, H. Martin 1 out,of 1.III*Fairview Pushes Fairmont. FairvieVv, the team that drew itself. ;back Into'the ‘tournament, made ;.Fairmont hustle to win, being nosed• out in- the-;last,' few minutes of play by; a score of 25 to 22. This is the-spcqnd game that Fairview has lost ; by-but. a few points. Thejlneutp:| Fairmont— lio. Fnirview—22.• Knight. . ...,*.-v!.j. ■ Lough; Hamilton . . . . ... ... . . Fox: • Forwards., Rood • • • ..... .... ■ McSceC«.nter.^Wilson ...........:.... . ToothmanSwiger Tenant- - Guards.Field goais-^Hantiltbtr/ 4r•- Knight• uoam «:om iouiTrwis.nign.t.j cm V .I^bygb'