The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-24
BURk VERY EFFECTIVE
Marion Wins in Easy Fash
ion 4 to 0.
Fafrell's Stick Work and the Field
of Daigarn and Woodruff were
Features.

locals great fielding applied coat
of whitewash to Tie visiting New
Castle aggregation Saturday after
noon, the Lime Burners winning by
score of ! 10 0.
Threatening clouds were expected
to let loose at any time and pre-
vent the game being played. A
wind and rain storm before time
for the game kept down the at
tendance. The first half of the
contest was played in drizzle and
during the first Inning the teams
were obliged to suspend operations
while Jupiter Pluvius performed a
few stunts.
The game was an exceptionally
fine one replete with pretty catches
great stops and timely batting.
Burk, the local HEAVIER, was the
real bit "it" for Marion. He
only allowed the visitors five scat
tered hits and with men on bases
they could do nothing with his de-
livery. The youngster fielded his
position in fine style working in
two of the three doubles pulled
of the Lime Burners of punching
Limric. "a sonthpaw, was the Sc
lection of Manager Smith. He
worked well at times but the habit
of the Lime Burners in punching
hits off his delivery proved his un-
doing.
With two out in the first inning
Farrell hit safely in right and
stole second but Dithidge went out
It first.
The lime Burners picked up
their first run in the second
frame. With one out Lucas singled
to center and was forced at Sec
ond by Dalgarn. Dalgarn stole
second and scored on Lusky's
pretty drive into right field. Burk
went out to Schlatter
In the neNi Marion added anoth-
cr. Mylett led off with single TO
left and after Flood had flied out
TO Woodruff. Farrell sent Mylctt to
third wit y safe one to left.
Dithridge' put up long fly TO
Burke and Myleit scored Riley was
out from Limric to Schlattar.
The Lime Burners got two more
in the fifth and AFTER that there
was no more scoring. In that pc
rod Mylett started off with a base
on balls and went to second when
Flood beat out perfect bunt
along the third base line. Farrell
sacrificed the pair along but Flood
was thrown out at second, Mylett
going to third and Farrell landing
safe at first. Farrell stole second
and both he and Mylett scored on
Dithrldge's timely single to
left field. Riley and Lucas we're
easy outs.
Thelocals again threatened TO
score IN the seventh when Mylett
irew pass, was sacrificed 10 sec
md by Flood and Farrell followed
With swat to right his third safe
mt of the game. Mylett tried TO
core from second on the play, but
was caught on Burke's throw to the
plate
In the first inning Pinkney start
ed things fmr the Nocis by drop
ping a Texas Lacquer along the left
field line Hagen sacrificed but
Pink was nailed minute later
irving to pilfer tlihd.
Burke got three base hit in tho
opening of the second and il COM
menced to look dangerous. Smith
fouled out to Lisley and Schlatter
nut up a long fly TO Riley. Tn tak-
ING home on the put out Burke left
thiad before the ball was caught
and was doubled.
PRETTY fielding by the locals and
Burk's nice flinQing kept the NoclSs
From becoming dangerous until the
ninth inning when LinNic singled
TO left. Pinkney. who followed him
was safe when Dithridge failed to
stop Mylett's throw, Lmhfc going
TO third and Pinkney 10 second on
the play Hagen went out from
Liicas TO Dithndge. Woodruff
grounded TO Flood, who caught