Scotties and Clarksburgers Break Even in Double Header
In a ragged Sunday doubleheader at Union Park the Scotties and Clarksburgers split. J Clark pitched well for Clarksburg in both games, while Crabbe faltered early in the opener. Welty stole home in the second game while Gribben, Hollister, and Gafoor contributed key plays. attendance about 800.
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Smithies
Union Park
J. Clark
Mey
Crapbb
Clarksburg
Crabbe
Jimmy Gaofear
Bevans
J. Clarks
Welty
Wrasher
Ralston
Beut
Gribbens
Scottdale
Jclark
Simpson
Hollister
Ganlear
Gribben
Nugent
Sturmer
Sunday Baseball Drills and West Penn League Notes
Fans watched Clark hit well twice and make a great catch in Sunday's games. The Butler West Penn league adds new pitchers from Akron and Indiana Territory. fans note many errors. Jimmie Clark’s first-ball swing draws cheers. Umpire Nugent earns respect. Beavers Falls shortstop Nebinger recalled. Scottdale and Connellsville figures spread through reports. Uniontown scouts West Penn players. managers warn of disbanding without funds. Connellsville has spent 1800 this season beyond gate receipts.
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Clark
Butler
Kastor
Peer
Nugent
Jimmie Clark
Welty
Billy” Sims
Connellsville
Sims
Hans Wagner
Claude Richey
Washington and Jefferson prepare for a strong football season
Washington and Jefferson College announces a six week lead in for football practice with Manager R. M. Murphy expecting a top tier squad. Returning veterans include Morrow, James, Sea man, Shaffer, Newmann, Warren, Duffy, McClelland, McDowell, Freitag, Price, Wimberly, Klefer and Ward as potential varsity players. Games today include West Penn, Butler at Clarksburg, Scottdale at Fairmont, Connellsville at Beaver Falls, Kittanning at Greensburg, and national and American league matchups.
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Washington & Jefferson College
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Seaman
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Newmann
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Cleveland
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Dozen Fairmont Wins Ten Straight in 12 Inning Tilt
Fairmont stretched its pennant streak to ten with a 6 to 4 twelve inning win over Butler at Interaction Park. A large crowd watched as the game swung back and forth, the decisive run scoring late to seal the victory and extend the lead over Clarksburg in the second half pennant race. Players Sweeney Jackson Connor Camnitz and Frankenberry contributed key hits for Fairmont.
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Butler
Clarksburg
Sweeney
Jackson
Connor
Camnitz
Frankenberry
Sutton forges British tennis title at Wimbledon
Miss May Sutton of California defeated Mrs Chambers to reclaim the British championship. She won in straight sets 6 1 6 4 amid an ovation, bouquet, and song. Sutton previously dominated in England and Indies events, while Chambers had defeated her the prior year.
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California
Sirs. Chambers
Wimbledon
May Sutton
Chambers
Miss. Sutton
Miss Douglass
Miss Sutton
Misa Sutton
England
Mike Trouglass
North of England
Mately Wre
Wain
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Reddys Invincibles Beat Clarksburg in Rough Inning Battle
Reddy Mack's Invincibles overwhelmed Clark sburg West Penn at Fairmoor Park. Andrews pitched well for Fairmont and McTighe held Clarksburg to two hits. Haught and Connors created base chaos with wild plays as Clarksburg mostly scored in the third to fifth.
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Clarksburg
West Penn
South the Park
Fairmoor
Joy Platter
Selding
Andrewn
Johnnie Lower
Mel Tighe
Tnteb
Fairmonters
McTighe
Andrews
Clarkaburg
Haught
Connors
Lower
ArcGinty
Fates
Murphy
Cowan
Clark
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Kellar
Atole
Evans
Middle Garden
Gonnora
Hide Sphere
Hvans
Makig
Conaway
McGinty
Secand
Conoway
Bobby
Hearthstone
Smith
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Uniontown Herald
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