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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
Monday and Tuesday feature Cosumes of Different Nations Poor Coat and Byker Does the Twesday and Thursday evenings songs by Gus Smith Tonight The Story the Violets Told Wednesday and Thursday present Pillar Box Amateur Photographer Tuesday continues the schedule.
Fairmont won the second game of the series against Clarksburg by 4 to 2 as Huling's umpiring drew mixed reactions. Galbraith allowed eight hits for Clarksburg while Fairmont’s Garlisle gave up seven singles with one home run. The controversial third-base call by Huling helped Fairmont score their two valuable runs, and the crowd counted about three hundred spectators. Attendance listed as 60. Other league results and standings follow with Chicago and national league scores noted.
Fragmented OCR lists rooms and offices from an Empire Building Directory across Clarkston, Fairmont, and surrounding towns. Names include builders, printers, dentists, real estate firms, insurers, and coal interests with room numbers and floor designations, many partially legible and interspersed with garbled phrases.
Heyniger, a Princeton team pitcher, delivers in his second year, showing control and stamina. The tall right-hander, about six feet tall and 185 pounds, rarely rattles under pressure and maintains steady form on the mound.
Fairmont batter totals show a two base hit by Easter and a home run by Clark. Earned runs credited to Clarksville and Fairmont, with multiple stolen bases by Mack Gates McGinty and Galvraith. Bases on balls issued to O Galvraith and Carlee. errors attributed to Currents and Galvraith.
A reader complains the Times published a biased report on Tuesday's defeat, alleging Clarksburg benefited from Fairmont’s errors. The letter condemns poor sports coverage, asserts fair treatment of players, and accuses the paper of sensationalism and favoritism toward Clarksburg.
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