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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
3
National League results show Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 and St Louis 3 Pittsburg 9 Brooklyn 4 New York 1 Boston 6 Philadelphia 2. standings list Chicago 2 2 2 7 8 included. later college game Waynesburg upset by West Virginia 9-4 as Blake fanned 18 and McCarthy starred for WVU with Dally pitching for Waynesburg.
Clarksburg Panva defeated the Collegians 7 to 0 in an exhibition game at Huckhanton yesterday afternoon before about 350 spectators. Pitcher Sharp started for Collegians with varied pitches but Clarksburg’s hitters broke through in the sun, Bechtel relieving and fanning three as the Panva team widened their lead. Lansbury and other Panva players were noted for steady pitching and timely hitting.
In Uniontown the Pawva team held a first practice game before hundreds of spectators. Roberts Frankenberry Rob bins and Ritchie stood out as regulars dominated 7 to 0.
In a busy set of Amar county league results yesterday Philadelphia trimmed New York 8 to 2 in 12 innings while Cleveland edged Detroit 2 to 1 and Boston beat Washington 7 to 0. St Louis won 2 to 1 over Chicago, with Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Philadelphia on today’s schedule alongside Boston at Washington. A Uniontown note reports a young player likely Hobby Hollister preparing to join Pawpaw baseball in Clarksburg by May 1 after reserve time with the Clarksburg team. Normal School defeated West Virginia University Preps 10 to 6. Pitcher Patrick Conner of Blandsville returned home after trying out with Clarksburg and will not wear a uniform this season.
Workmen race to complete the rapid span linking Mantittin and Blackwell's Island as a $5,000 prize pressure mounts. A smaller view shows crews on the Manhattan portion toiling at the river steel, with intense hammering and public risk concerns amid heavy labor sounds.
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