The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-23
BLOUUH and HIS WILLOW
Gives Marion Her One Run
of the Game.
Winners of the American Associa-
tion League penuant Played to a
Standstill Here.


thueb time pennant winners from
Columbus defeated Bobby Quinn s
patched up Lime Burners at Webb
park Saturday afternoon by the
close score of . to |. The one run
OF the locals was a mighty swat
for four bricks by Doc Blough in
the fifth inning.
Charley Hall, who has done some
remarkable stunts in the A. A. dur
ing the past few weeks of the
season was sent to the rubber by
Roaring Bill. In the FIVE innings
that he worked Hall allowed but
three hits, one home run. He
was replaced by Bob Wicker, who
held the ambitious Lime Burners
to lone safety during the remain
der Of the game.
For Marion, Fox was the king
pin. The eel ball pegger was in
great form and during almost the
entire game had the Champs on
the wagon. They fell all over them
selves trying to clout that mySteri-
Gus slow ball Of Gloomy = and his
expectoration ball had them all ON
the hummer.
Bill Friel started things in the
first inning by driving one past
Daubert along the right field fence.
Farrell felded the ball like. light
ming and made great throw TO
second 10 head off tine speedy
Champ. The ball had the runner
beaten by eight feet but Lifts
claimed Mylett failed to touch
Friel, and called the runner safe.
The next matter up was the swar-
thy skinned Jude. The Indian
tried 10 sacrifice but the ball
went four twice. Then he laid
the lumber aelainst the leather for
a long larrupp 10 Quinnville scor-
ing Fhiel while the fans had a
bunch that Columbus was due TO
get about thirty before they stop
pd. Yes, they did not. Hulswitt
Int 10 Daubert and Jude was fore
ed Int second Gessler forced Rud-
dy and then Kiln drove one over
third that locked awful safe until
Tam Flood gathered in the roller
and sent the sphere to first ahead
of the sile;tt one.
In TIE Marion half, Mylcft with
his accustomed patience waited and
walked. Quinn got one. of Hall :
last ones in the place where lle is
wGnl to sat down. Farrell struck
ont trying to sacrifice. With
Danbem up, the hit and run game
was tried and would have worked
TO perfection, but Jake did NOT bit
the bail and Mylett was nabbed al
thlrl while Quinn pilfered second
DauheIt went out from Hulswitt
to kim.
With one down in the second
Flood sent n long one ont against
The right field fence that would
Fave been good for two bases but
the wind varied the fall foul.
His next attempt was another long
drive to center which Gessler cap
tered only after the hardest kind
OF run, making sensational
d1tch. With two down in the third
Mylett singled DO left but was not
advanced. After Farrell and Dau-
bert had whitfield in the next frame
Lnskey planted a safe smash into
left, but Hogan, who ran for him
was caught asleep by Bert Blue,
the rifle armed backstop Of the
Cllam 5.
Wirh two Lime Burners retired
N the fifth Charlie Hall gave
Blough a high fast one on the in
side Of the rubber and the medic
met 1t with mighty swing send
ing the ball over the right field
fence and tying the score. While
Blou9h trotted around the circuit
the fans went wild.
Then Bob Wicker went to the rub
ber IN the next and it looked as
though Marion would forge into
the lead. Mylett walked and Quinn
neatly. Farrell seemed
to have some difficulty in Locating
tile sphere and again whitfield. Dau-
bert walked and Gesler pulled
Wicker, ont OF the mire by cap
turing Luskey's long sky scraper.
In the ninth, with two down, Lus-
key singled but Flood ended IL by
putting mp high foul to his old
teammate, Blue.
The game was won in the sixth
with Ia pretty piece Of hitting.
drove sharp grounder
past Myleit. Gesler followed with
a double TO center sending Ruddy
to third. Then Kiln singled TO
right, seoring IIulswitt and sending
Gessler TO THIRD. Fohl lifted ono
to Quinn and Bob's pretty throw To
the pan nailed Gessler. IA,skey's