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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
3
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In a dramatic Clarksburg versus Graf ton druggists matchup, Grafton won 6 to 3 after a rough late stretch. Shelton and Rifee sparked late scoring while Harrison starred for Clark sburg with stellar defense and baserunning antics amid a wild scene at Union Park.
In a tense doubleheader at Connellsville, Fairmont and Connellsville split. Harrison, Leachman and Waterton starred as pitching wobbles and miscues defined the opener, while Cromley fanned nine in a decisive Fairmont win of the second game.
Clarksburg outslugged the Cherubs in a hot game as two runs crossed. McGinty and McAvoy featured the charging lineup with key hits and a crucial double, while pitchers Cotter and Carlisle held the opposition in check at crucial moments. Detroit meets Philadelphia, Chicago faces Boston tomorrow as standings shift.
Baseball gossip and player notes from the Uniontown and surrounding area. Mentions McGinty Clare and Conaway with singles, Connellsville and Clarksburg scouting for new players, and a Sharon Baseball Association charter forming with 1000 capitalization. Includes remarks on Oaklands season and various local figures in O and P league circles.
Yesterday results show Connellaville up 2 to 1 over Fairmont, Fairmont 6 over Connellaville, Scottdale 2 over Uniontown 4, and Clarksburg 2 over Charlerol 0. Today schedule lists Charlerol at Uniontown, Fairmont at Connellaville, Clarksburg at Scottdale.
Yesterday's results show Chicago over Philadelphia 3 to 1, then Chicago 2 Philadelphia 7. Cleveland defeated New York 16 to 1, then Cleveland 3 New York 2. Detroit beat Boston 5 to 1, and St. Louis edged Washington 2 to 3.
Baseball results from the National League show Boston 2, Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 7, New York 11, Chicago 0, Philadelphia 8 with St Louis and James Today. New York at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
SCOTTDALe Pa July 1 The leaders defeated Scottdale in well played game here yesterday afternoon. Canavery pitched for the locals and lost the first of the tour games. Scottdale 100001000 2 4 Uniontown 007000013 4 81 Kruger and Redmas. Canavery and Ir Wilkes-Barre Pa July 16 Arrangements have been completed by President Dibbina of the Atlantic edge for admission of Wilkes-Barre and Pittston clubs of the Prague pennant for the sea finals. Pottsville and a new season will be started. the winner to play for the championship. Dellagil of Hazelton visiting Sutton of Brealey. Ewret Melody Flour.
Memphis Tennessee July 16 President Ravanaugh of the Southern League has signed umpire Moran formerly of the National and Eastern leagues to succeed umpire O Brien who was injured when a fowl broke his collar bone.
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