Alumni Baseball Game Set By Purinton On Commencement Day
Manager Purinton has arranged an annual Sunny Hesshal game on Commencement day with many alumni returning. Lineups include Gronninger as short, McWhorter at third, Middieberg in left field, Huston or Shriver behind the plate, Cole in left, Wayman in right, Miller at first, Llewellyn or Purini on second, and Dent or Kesna on the mound. One or two players may be missing, with Charleston alumni and others expected to attend.
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Monager
John Purinton
Hesshal
Iy Town
Sien
McWhorter
Middieberg
Outfeld
Harry Huston
Pop Shriyer
Gron‘ninger
Odvs Cole
Wid Charlie Wayman
Dwight Miller
Lee Llewellyn
Webb Purini
Skeeter Dent
Jack Kesna
Woth
Purinton
Shriver
Huston
Worl
Charleston
Yani
Low Smith
Glarksburg
Europe
Newsies Face Bridgeport in Rainy Saturday Bat Game
The Teterrum Newsies travel to the Industrial addition to play the first team as rain threatens play. Newsies have nine Saturday games booked, with Bridgeport as the challenge and dates outlining a potential reschedule.
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Teterrum
Newsies
Indus
Alan
Challense
Bridgeport
Aho Newslen Toda
Paik Results Rain Delays Schedule Changes
No games yesterday due to rain. Today features Clarksburg at Uptontown, Fairmont at Scanidale, Connellaville at Charlerot in district play.
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Clarksburg
Uptontown
Fairmont
Scanidale
Connellaville
Charlerot
Defy Of Sweeping Nature Defies Fifteen Year Old Club
Fifteen year old Athletics Club issues a bold challenge to any local or outside fifteen year old baseball players for a four game series to be arranged. Earl Smith manages Joe McDonnell captains. lineup includes Weldenhamer Ernst McDonnell Gould Wright Small Jones Harper Bassel Pleiaing and others. Mt Clare, Flemington residents noted in brief city business visit.
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Lincy
Buch
Earl Smith
Joe McDonnell
Jnan
Ralph Weldenhamer
Philip Ernst
Bart Smith
Sanford Gould
Guy Wright
George Small
Metz Earl Jones
Feld
Ray Harper
Ralph Ould
Jefferson D. Bassel
Mt Clare
Claude PB. Pleiaing
Flemington
National League standings and opening game results
The St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati as Raymond pitched well and supported by strong defense. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn in a ninth inning rally after Brooklyn led from the fourth. Upcoming games include Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Cincinnati
Raymond
St Louis
Raymond and
Marshall
Coakley
Toser and McLean
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Sea
Wrooklyn
Brooklyn
McQuillin
Phllies
James Today
Philadelynia
St. Lowe
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York and Boston Split Behind Muddy Field
In a muddy contest New York bunched hits in the first and eighth innings to edge Boston after a slugfest. Washington defeated Philadelphia in a tight game with a triple steal by Gantey Heer and Breeman the highlight. Chicago-St Louis rain delays. Detroit-Cleveland postponed.
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Winters
Yeterday
Boston
Munning
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Minsea
Beare
Rit
Bailiien
Manning
Steins
Winter
Burcher
Carrigan
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Phnodeiph
Gantey
al- Heer
Breeman
Sear Frig
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
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Indemnity Promotion for Sickness and Accident Coverage
An insurance pitch offers indemnity for 52 weeks with a small monthly premium. It details accidental death benefits, monthly sickness indemnity for 16 weeks, partial indemnity for 26 weeks, and a total cost of one dollar per month. Contact Charles W Worcester in Richmond Virginia for details.
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Charles W. Worcester
Main St
Otsrustarg
Bell Thane
Disputing Umpire Leads to Fine in New League
President Gronninger fines Capt. Meavoy of the Clarksburg team five dollars for disputing an umpire’s decision at Charleroi on Monday. The article notes strict orders for umpires and players to run the game with no back talk, with managers seeking clarity on governance.
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James Gronninger
Meavoy
Clarksburg
Giboo
Charleroi
Bronninger
Iga
Obi
Chirkaburg
Charlera
Gronuluxer
Young swindler 15 under arrest in Fairmont case
Fairmont May 9 Ronard D. Hinkle of Hinklesville Upshur county was brought to the county jail on charges involving the B & O Railroad Company. Arrested at Muckhannon by Captain R C Kramer B & O chief of police he faces several counts including obtaining money under false pretenses and theft of Panos and other goods from his railroad service. Bond set at 1000 by Justice Amos. released by his mother on bond. Hinkle formerly assistant chief clerk for the B & O here.
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Fairmont
Ronard D. Hinkle
Hinklesville
Upshur
BL & O
Muckhannon
RC. Kramer
Polie
Panos
Hinkie
Hee
Hinkle
Scale Signed Springpirld ML May 9 Agreement
The executive boards of the operators and United Mill Workers of Tulons signed the agreement here today after miners voted in favor of continuing the pact. The deal includes a 190 percent wage adjustment and a short-term payment plan.
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Springpirld
Baseball Gossip Sparks Squelchers and Local Buzz
A stray clippings piece notes grand jury talk and local writers gossiping about Clarkburg and Uniontown teams. Roy Ketner from Prunttown shines at bat as observers predict a lively season and strong performances ahead.
Wickenhofer Shines As Galveston Battles Worths In Texas League
In a Texas baseball league tilt between Wickenhofer’s Bert Worth team and Galveston, Wickenhofer’s catcher Wick is praised for steady defense and vigilance on bases. Gil Russell robbed Wick of a hit, and a Curti ce baserunning miscue omitted scoring chances. The Galveston offense threatened in the seventh but failed to convert.
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Domnny Wickenhofer
Bert Worth
Texas Baseball League
Galveston
Gallveston
Wick
Panther
Alviston
Gil Russell
Unclear sports recap from Vandball feature notes
Fragmentary clipping covers a Clarkanese Daily sports page highlighting a Vandball matchup and daily reads. The garbled text mentions White and daily watch notes, with references to unions and standard coverage, but specifics and outcomes are not readable.
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Clarkanues
Tel Srami
P. W
Vandball
Rube Zellers Aims To Return To Diamond Play
10 SIG Rube Zellers, the Weaver Falls slugger, not out of baseball. He says he has been sick but will be back in about a week or two and stronger than ever. Friends believe he could have kept pace with the New York Americans, despite a recent setback.
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Rube" Zellers
Falla
Jena
Zellers
New York Americans
Anxiety in Pawyn League Guards Future of Gate Receipts
Sporting editors note to readers on league constitution terms with a 60 dollar playing guarantee, 40 percent gate profit share, 30 dollar rain guarantee on holidays, pooled receipts, and optional grand stand free admission for ladies except holidays. Min Parlay V. Thorn and Maud L. Stainaker depart for Parkersburg to visit sister Mrs Walter Scott Gal ner.
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Parlay V. Thorn
Slater
Maud L. Stalnaker
Parkersburg
Walter Scott Galner
Weather Again Delays All Pawpaw Circuit Games
Bad weather halts upcoming schedule as Uniontown and Clark sburg teams await a possible match. Planes of games from Monday through Saturday are disrupted with only tentative dates for local teams in the Pennsylvania and West Virginia circuit.
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Goa
Union Parks
Mogute
Uniontown
Gornelerinie
Pris
Fairmont
Reddy Macks
Walrmont
Parade planned for New Castle game in Sharon May 14
Sharon boosters announce openings for May Day weather disrupted plans for the New Castle game here on May 14. A parade will lead the event with a band at the front and Jon Danny will add a short feature for fans. At least 2,000 people expected.
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Sharon
New Castle
Jon Danny
Patrons Day Invitation To Clarkabirg School
City teachers invite friends patrons to Patrons Inspection Day at Clarkabirg School on Monday afternoon May 25 19th century style from two to four o clock. Hosts Mere M J Francis Marcanne Garrett extend cordial welcome and note arrivals from Port Rogers and Indian Run.
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M. J. Francis
Marcanne Garrett
Port Rogers
Kosit
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