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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
LIST OF ENTRIES FOR
CINCINNATI MEET

The official list Of entries for the
big base ball field meet at Cincin-
natl September 10, has not been
given out as yet, but the following
list is said to be correct one.
The prizes to be awarded in each
event is 800. Many of the play
ers entered are well known to
Marion fans.
Long Distance Throwing Contest
Hall Columbus; Dejeme, Spring
field; Mitchell Cincinnati; Stanley
Louisville; Wagner Pittsburg
Long Distance Fungo Hitting
Mcintyre, Brooklyn; Mitchell,
Cincinnati; Walsh Chicago.
Accurate Throwing Home to See
oud Base-Blue, Columbus; Gibson,
Pittsbmg; Mclean Cincinnati /;
Sullivan Chicago.
Running Out Fair Bunt-Collins
San Antonio; Dougherty Chicago !;
Hoffman, New York: Higgins, Gin
Noblett, Grand Rapids.
Circhng Bases Collins, San An
tonic; Dougherty, Chicago; Hoff-
man, New York; Lobert Cincin-
rati: Leach Rittsburg; NTaloney,
Brooklyn; Noblett Grand Rapids.
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HAVEL CALLED .

Youngstown, ., Sept. 0.-Sam
lIavcl, former captain of the New
ark team of the o. and p. league
who has been playing with Youngs-
town for couple of weeks, will be
compelled TO report to the Newark
team of the Eastern league. After
he was released from Newark, o..
he applied to the Newark, N. j.,
team and not hearing from them
signed with Youngstown. He reeeiv-
cd word TO report TO the New
Jersey town at once,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
"PEACHES" O'NEILL GOT
EVEN WITH CAP EAST
Woman Fan Sharon Cured of Desire to Talk to Ball
Players-Fox Plays Trick of Umps Stenberg.

Fred Laing, young southpaw
twirler, whom Chas. Grow picked up
somewhere the last year when Niles
had a salaried team. cured a woman
fan at Sharon Of desire to talk
to ball players.
Laing was leaning against the
grand stand at Sharon his hand
against post when the lady bug
noticed that ona of his fingers had
been cut off.
"Why, how did you lose your
fnger2" she asked in tones full
of sympathy. Laing turned and met
her inquisitive gaze.
"Why, ] was in swimming and a
steamboat run over IT," he told
her.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
ALLIANCE WINS
FROM LIME BURNERS
Burk Hit with Men on the
Bases.
"BilIy" hogan Makes His First
Appearance as an OPP
Backstop.

Alliance, o., Sept. q. In slow
game which was called at the end
Of the eighth inning on account of
darkness, the local Trolley league
team defeated the Marion team Of
the O. and p. league here today
by punching their hits with two
bases on balls in the fifth inning.
Daubert, first basemun Of the Mar
ions, whom Cleveland has drafted,
failed TO make a hit.
r II +
Alliance. O0'5 90 0-5 4 A
Marion 49,. O1O2 1000 O-3 9 2
Batteries -Janicki and Hawkins,
Burl and Hogan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

"Peaches" ONeilL catcher for
Youngstown three years ago is OF
ten mentioned in tanning bees these
days, his keen wit having made
him memorable figure. Walter
East recalled one on Peaches
the last time Akron was here, rath-
err it was on East.
"Nou know "Peaches" wing was
a pretty dead one when he was
through here" said Walter. "Well,
we used to do lot of kidding
back and forth. He would start
when you came to BAT and the line
of talk he handed out would fade
'em all. The only way ! could get
back at him was by kidding him
about his dead whip and that al
ways hurt One dav at Akron I
hit and as hand following the
bingle died down Peaches called
down to me Hey, you big bus
horse, try to steal second and
watch me make you look cheap.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
East's Team Now in First
Place.
RACE FOR The PENNANT
Between Newark, Akron
and Champs Exciting.
BY Sharon's Defeat Marion Tightens
the Hold on Seventh. Place
Akron Tomorrow.

Although the Lime Burners are
Ihopelessly out of the race in the O-P.
league, the great contest that is on
between Newark. Akron and Youngs-
town for the pennant is absorbing
the attention of local fandom in no
small degree.
Yesterday Akron went, into the
lead with one point over the Mould
ers, thanks to the work of Youngs-
town taking two games from New
lark. This places the Sam Wright
aggregation only fourteen points be-
hind Newark and q gain Of sixteen
points will place last years cham
pions in the lead. The result of the
two or three days may change the
positions of all three teams. In the
double header yesterday. Sam Havel,
the discraded Newark shortstop got
the hit that put his old team in sec
ond position in the pennant race.
Lancaster seems to have little
trouble keeping ahead of New Castle
and it is probable that the positions
of those clubs will remain practically
the same throughout the remainder
of the season. Mansfield has lead
of twenty-nine points over Marion
and unless the unforeseen happens will
finish in sixth place. Marion prof
tied by the Sharon defeat yesterday
and now has better chance of keep
ing Sharon in the last whole.
The fans are also intently watching
the race in the American league
Philadelphia won a double header
from New York yesterday while Cleve-
land was defeated by Detroit Chi
cago did not play and the Cleveland
defeat sent that club back into fourth
place, advancing the club with white
hose into the stall The race prom
ises to become even more exciting as
the season advances.
In the American association a rath-
er unprecedented standing is found.
Columbus lost two yesterday to In
Kansas City and Mil
wautee are all tied for fourth place
with 1856.
The Lime Burners and Akron will
play single game here tomorrow
The game will be called
at three o'clock.
Marion plays Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday at Youngstown
The Lime Burners and the Tip
Tops are trying conclusions at Ak
ron this afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
GIANTS, ATHLETICS AND Pill
GRlMS WON DoUBLE.HEADERS
Detroit Defeated Cleveland, Chicago
Nationals Lost to Pittsbure and
Cincinnati was Whtewashed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

Following are Fridays scores:
At Philadelphia-New York 4, Ath.
letics G. Orth, Thomas; Plank, Pow.
ers.
Second game: New York 2, Athlet.
les 8. Hogg, Kleinow; Dygert
Schreck.
At Boston-Washingto 2, Boston o
Patten, Warner; Young. Crlger.
Second game; Washington 2. Bos
ton 9. Faikenberg Block; Glaze
Shaw.
At leVeland-Detroit Z. Cleveland
4, Donovan, Schmidt; Rhoades, Clark
son, Clarke
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New CASTLE. 3: Mansfield, /,

New Castle, pa, Sept. 6.-Pitcher
Jack Kennedy held Mansfield down to
three safe ones today and easily de-
feated the visitors. a triple and an
error in the third gave Mansfield its
one tally. Second Baseman Mug
ent, late of the West Pennsylvania
league, played and did we'll Score;
RHE
New Castle % 2 200 OOO1 "--3 6 2
Mansfield 30 / 90 o Oh 3 4
Batteries ,Kennedy and Lauzon;
Lloyd and Riley
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Batteries Smith and Ostdiek;
Locke and Pearce.
Lancnster. S: Sharon. 2.

Lancaster, s; Sharon, Q.
Sharon. pa. Set. g. Sharon could
not solve Justus' delivery today ex-
cept in one inning and he famed IL
men, a record here this season Linn
ric pitched good ball but fluke home
run by Humphreys, when the ball hit
q stone and bounded over Center
Fielder Carter's head, gave the vis-
itors enough scores in the first 10
win. Kerr's fielding and Collins
throw to the plate from right catch
ing Eichberger at the plate were the
features. Score:
RH E
sharon ...rOO 90 2 o 90 % 8 1
Lancaster ...2O 20 2 1000 % 6 2
Batteries Limflc and Mattison;
Justus and Fox.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

Rain interrupted Champs-Lank
game at Lancaster early in the sea-
son and Manager Fox of the Lanks
peermg over Umpire Steinberg' S
shoulder when the latter looked at
his watehb asked Steiny the name
of its works.
"Ingersoll," said the jumps.
"lngersoll's been dead 10 years.
You can't palm that off on me.
Wen have to go by the scorers
watch. " And together they march
ed to the press box. Fox asked the
scorer the time and then asked
the name of his watch. The scor-
er's time piece was a dierent make
than Steiny's. Fox then asked
where the scorers watch was made
and upon being told SAID time
should be taken out. Glancing ut
Steinbergs watch again Fox noted
that there was five minutes differ
ence between it and the scorers.
Here set your watch BY this
one" said Fox. Steiny complied
like well trained lad. A quarter
of AN hour later the Yiddish ar
bitratur came from under the
stand in search Of Fox, his face
decorated with a big smile. "Say,
you've been trying to make a mon
key of me haven't you?" he
shouted at Fox, upon catching
sight Of the latter coming from
under another part of the stand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
The Hot Water Cure.

The virtues of the hot water appli-
cation are recognized &c such an ex-'
tent that hot-water bags are made In
a great variety of shapes and sizes.
The latest designs are made to mt
around the joints such as the knee.
ankle and elbow They are very ef-
fectlve in the treatment of myalgia,
arthritis, rheumatism and similaE af-
fections.
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G. A. r. National Encampment,
SARATOGA Springs, N. Y.

On September 9Th 7th and 9Th,
the Erie Railroad will sell Excur-
sion tickets from Marion to Sara
toga Springs and retrn at fare of
$12 55 return limit September
18th. Upon payment of $1.00 at
Saratoga, return limit will be ex-
tended until October 9Th.
For furthe information apply TO
Erie Agents or
OIL. EN0S. Trav. Pass. Agt.,
Marion, o.
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rorKz =: MUren, Doom; Mdtnewson
Bresnahan
At Pittsburg-Chicago 4, Plttsburg
6. Pfeister, Fraser, Moran; Leifield,
Leever, Gibson.
At Brooklyn-Boston 3, Brooklyn 3
ten innings - called - darkness
Boultes, Needham; Stricklett, Rucker,
Ritter.
At ST. Louis--Cinclnnat 0, st. Louis
6. Smith, Mclean; Fromme. Marshall
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inoue IUur mts apiece, YET New
ain 1854 UVtn gdmes.
CViuihDus svcuIeu DuC UWO hlts
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Although the Reds made six hits
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youngster gave seven passes, Gin
cinnati failed to score.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
MAYOR TOMS SON is
ARRESTED ON THE BOWERY

New York, Sept. THE Bow
cry was the scene last night Of sew
eral exciting chases, which result
ed in 10 arrests.
The second capture was big
Panhard car containing, besides the
driver, Mayor Tom Johnson's son,
who said he was from Cleveland 10
look at automobiles and was out
for demonstration This car
was picked up near the Williams
burg bridge and was going at the
rate of 40 miles an hour, which
gave the police some hard work,
the chase lasting for eight blocks.
Young Johnson gave 800 cash
bail for the chauffeur.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
YESTERDAYS FEATURES

Altizer got five hits in the two
games with Boston.
s Bob Unglaub secured four singles
or Case paltcn.
Justus Of Lancaster famed twelve
Sharon batters.
Bowling and Smith Of Newark
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
YOUNGSTOWN. 4; Newark, 2.

IOuHBobOWli Il NSNoAAi
Youngstown, Sept. 6. outhit and
ouhelded in the first game and out
played all arounG in the second,
Newark was defeated twice today
schettler, who has been out of the
game two weeks, pitched fine ball.
Nallins triple started things in the
first and a triple by Havel sealed the
second game. Stars fielding fea-
tured. Score:
FIRST GAME.
RH Il
Youngstown o % 3 30 0 VI . /
Newark .....0 / 000 0 0 o. Z 4
Batteries-S -Schettler andl ostdiek;
Stoup and Pearce
SECOND GAME.
RHE
Youngst'n ..OOO42 O'-7 10 /
Newark 100 0 o 90 0 / OIL II 4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Following are Frlday's scores.
Al New, Y0Ii philgdelphiD b. Ney
York G. Corridor. Richie, Jacklitsrh
Taylor, McGinnity, Bresnahan.
Second d-gameil .Philadelphla O.. New
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
YESTERDAY S RESULTS

Lancaster ., Sharon 2.
Youngstown 4, Newark 2.
Youngstown Z, Newark |.
Newcastle 6, Mansfield /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

Oakland, CAL, ept. T.. -Four men
were killed yesterday in an explo-
sion that wrecked the gelatin store
house of the California Powder
company, "A few miles from the
town of Pinole.
Redwood Tri-County Fair Sept.
II, Is, 10 and 20, 1907.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

| didn't fear his arm SO went
down on the first ball. Peaches
looped the ball down some way, |
don't know how, and Charlie Me
Closkey was waiting for me. The
crowd that had cheered my hit hiss
ed as / walked TO the bench.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
Knowledge and Religion.

A little philosophy incllneth mans
mind TO atheism. but depth In philo-
sophy 3ringeth mons minds about to
aligion --Yacc-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07
ToDAY's GAMES .

Newark vat Newcastle.
Marion at Akron.
Mansfield at Youngstown.
Lancaster at Sharon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

CHAMPS HIT
NEWARK HARD
Take Both Games From
Moulders.
LANKS DEFEAT SHARON
Lizzie Justus Famed an
Even Dozen.

Jack Kennedy Holds the Mansfield
1igers Down TO Three Scattered
Hits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-07

Follow the Marion bands to Rich
Tood Tri-County Fair, Sept. II TO 20
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
WINCHESTER MINISTRIES.
Excellent Entertainment With End
 Men and All.

Harmony hall was crowded last evening when the Winchester em- ployes gave. their minstrel show, which was received with much appre- citation and applause. The gentlemen on the program all appeared in the regulation cork with the exception of E. A. Chipp, who was the middle man and was made up white" The end men were A. F Snyder and W. J, Cronan. They all appeared in spot less white duck suits with large TVS" emblazened over their hearts The uinstrels were: A. F, Snyder, H. w. Lincoln, E. c. Samuelson, A. Hall, A. 0. Curtis, F, J. Roderiek, H. ". Tor gerson, J. L. Mcclure, E. A, Chipp, W. J. Cook, E. c. Farnam, A. w. Eiehman, F. W. schadee, V. R. Kill boy, G. E. MaeWay, T. o'Donnell, and W. J. Cronan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
SPORTING NEWS


fourth, Littlejohn, Xavier, 10 inches. Time, 5 2-5 seconds.
 50 yard hurdles-First, Forrest Smith son, unmatched, scratch; second, George Cahill, sarsfield, twelve feet; third, J. H. English, Xavier, Time, s 1-5 seconds.
 "A pound shot put-F'irst, Matt Me Grath, 2S feet inches; J. P. Kilpat- rick, Yale, ASA feet.
 One mile-First, Win. E. Gould, Xa- vier, handicap 70 yards; second, R, A lspitzer, Yale, handicap 55 yards; third, A. F. Macon, Navals, handicap 65 yards, Time-4 minutes "A seconds.
 220 yard hurdles-First, H. J. Little john, handicap 10 yards; second, c. J. Murray, handicap 1S yards; third, c. W. B. Cutern, New York, handicap Il yardse. Time-22 1-5 seconds.
 -mile-First, F. J. Wright, Pas time, handicap 42 yards; second, Nor ton Weeks, Yale, handicap 30 yards; third, J. McMahon, sarsheld, handicap 45 yards.
 Three-mile- First, T. Collins, I. IA. A. C., scratch second, Eddie Carr, Xa- vier handicap 25 yards; third, Ingals, Yale, handicap 130 yards.
 440 yard run-First. P. J. Murray, Xavier. handicap of 23 yards: second, Nichols, Xavier, handicap of 21 yards; third, L. B. Dorland. Pastime, handi- cap of yards. Time, 52 1-5 seconds.
 Military one mile relay-First, Nav als, composed of D. F. Spillane, H. H. Mason, Doyle and Hunter; second Go. c, Sarstields, composed of Cahill, Con- nelly, Connors and Hanihan; third, Go, H, Third infantry, composed of Reilly, English, Neuenfeld and Nich- ols.
 High jump-First, Con Leahy, Ire land, scrath, 5-S 1-2; Forrest Smithson, ,lnattached, 1t inches; third, M. E, Coughlin, Harford. 1t.
 The mile relay was an exhibition race as the Yale team and the N. Y. A. O. dropped out. The Xavier won the event,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
NEW HAVEN WINS
 FROM SENATORS Local State League Bowlers Secure a Firm Grip on
 First Place. WATERBURY TAXES TWO Meriden Spurts in Final Game and Wins One of the
 Series.
WATERBURY TAKES TWO

The New Haven State league bowl ing team, by defeating Hartford in two of the three games of the series at Johnsons alleys last evening, has succeeded in getting a good hold on the top of the ladder The local bowlers rolled three even and good games, and easily outrolled the visit ors
 Honors for high single were divided between Kimberly, of Hartford, and Charlie Johnson, of the local team. Beecher, of the Elm City quintet, roll ed a pretty game, clearly surpassing all the others, His total was 571.
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL A. A. MEET.
Election of Baseball Manager to be
 Held This Afternoon,

There will be an important meetins of the New Haven High School Ath- letic association this afternoon after 1. o'clock in the Boardman session room. The mltters of importance are, to elect baseball manager, and the reading of the football report of ManA agcr Fred Graves The matter of awarding the IN. HIS" will be again discussed, but no action will be ta- ten upon this matter until later meeting as the athletic council has not had time as yet ito make a decisive re- port There will probably be a special meeting for the express purpose of awarding the IN. Ills" or for the de- ciding of who shall wear them on Fri day afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11
TWO JOCKEYS INJURED
IN NEW ORLEANS RACES
Fogarty Badly Injured and Lee, on Prince Fortunatus,
 Hurt.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 10.-Excite- ment was added to the races at the fair grounds to-day through accidents, Four jockeys went down in the sec- ond, when Blackburn stumbled on the back stretch. Forgarty was badly in- jured, and J. Lee, on Prince Fortu- natus, had his leg badly injured. Her bert and Mountain escaped injury. In the fifth, Ann Hill. with J Howard up, and Refined, with Hefuagel, fell, Hef- nagel was badly bruised, but Howard escaped injury.
 Weather clear; track heavy. Sum maries:
 First, 51a furlongs-Angelus, s1O7, Mo- Daniel, to 5, won; Gee Whiz, 100, Pickens, 30 to 1, second; Stoneman, no, Hefdel, 4 to l. third Time |1;12h.
 Second, six furlongs- -Coltness, 1O5 Delaby, ? to 1, won; Wigginbotham, 101, Sumter, z to i, second; Anna Scott 104 Warren, 12 to 1, third. Time, |1:19 9-5
 Third, seven furlongs Hickey, 106, Mountain, to l, won; Tudor, 105, Dy- CT, 3 to 1, second; Light Note, 1O6, J. Hennessy, 100, to 1, third. Time 1i3S 2-5.
 Fourth, mile and seventy yards-Car- thage, 107, c. Koerner, Il to 10, won; La Juenesse, 89, Sumter x 3 to 2, sec, ond; Ed Kane, S9, Delaby, to 1, third. Time, 1:53 3-5
 Fifth, six furlongs- Bertha D., Ward en 15 to 1, won; Lucy Young, 1O6, w. Kinder, IS to l, second Ralbert, 105, Mountain, to'1, third. Time, 1:21 8-5.
 Sixth, mile and a sixteenth-Nancy, '9o, Delaby, 30 to 1, won; Agile, 1o5. J. Hennessy, II to 1, second Appreciation 1o3, Warren, II to 10, third. Time, 157