The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
PRESENTED
WITH GAME
Newark Wins Out in Easy
Style.
SEVERAL CRAZY PLAYERS
H smt
Are Pulled off by the Lime
Burners.
BlOugh Pitched Good Enough Bal
to Win Had He Been Given Any
Kind of Support.

In q wlerd game characterized
bv more than one bonehead play
ON the part Of the locels, Newark
made the Lime Burners look like
a lot of rank amateurs at Web
park Yesterday afternoon. When it
was all over the Molders had six
and the locals FIVE.
IT was one of those games that
cause even dyed-in-the-wool fans to
leave the grounds disguised with
baseball and especially with the
local club. Newark should have
been easily defeated and to the
few that gathered in the cold and
wind to witness the game every
thing in connection with it it did
not look as it should. Nuf sed.
Doe Blough that left handler who
has lost so many games that he
deserved to win, was the selection
of Manager Quinn. One year ago
Marion was fighting like mad TO
stay in the first division when
Newark came along and pushed
them into fifth place. Revenge was
what Quinn was after and had
some others worked with the will
that the manager did, it might have
been different. In fact ii would
have been.
With cue down in the first
Snyder and WrUtten singled but
Davis and Gygli were easy for
Blough and the danger was passed
for the time being.
In the second half Mylett famed
and Quinn placed nrettv single
in right. Bob stole second on the
Bunny Pearce and Dau-
bert walked. LuSkev laced beaut
TO center field and Quinn scam
0ered across the rubber while Dau-
bert landed on third. Flood fann-
ad, and McClintocli prevented fur
ther trouble for Joe Stoup-the
Newark singer, by capturing
Bmk 5 liner.
II WIS in the fourth that New
ark bl@ced and tied the score.
but the tally was pure gift. NY
'ett fumbIed Gvgli's erounder and
Murray sacrificed. McClmtrck
grounded to Mylett who threw
high to the plate and Gygli scored.
Pearcc aud Stoup were easy. Tn
the locals half two more runs were
added and the game looked safe.
toN walked and Lucas sacrificed
BIough'S single sent Fox to third
and he scored on Mylett's timely
burg to right. Blough came in
from third and safe and Quinn
was s1fe when Murray dropped
the latter's pop fly. Daubert hit
20 WIattcn, who forced Mylett at
third and with n quick throw beat
Jake tc FIRST completing the dou-
Bile. II was a pretty play and came
At the right time.
Newark forged into the lead bv
making two in the sixth. Gygli
planted single sacker in center
and the big fellow went to third
when Blough heaved one into the
stands. Gvgli came over on Muir
rays slaShing drive over third
base. Flood fumbled the throw-in
from Fox and allowed Murray to
stretch his drive into IA triple
whereas he should have been out.
McClintOck hit 10 Flood who threw
about twenty feet from home in
irving to get Murray and McClin-
tock went to third. Pearce hit one
llong the third base line that Lus-
kew felded to first and Daubert's
quick return nailed McClintock,
who tried to score on the out
In the eighth Newark added
hree to its score. Gygli singled
,nd Daubert's error let Murray get
m. McClintOck was safe at first
and Gy9li scored on Lucas' error
while Murray went TO third. Pearce
)utup n fly TO Fox and Murray
scored. Locke soaked one along the
'hird base liue that went over the
sacll and MeClintock scored. Alb
bott and Snyder were easy.
Marion had an excellent oppor-
unity TO do something in the last
half, Flood walked and Burk flied
out TO SNYDER. Fox and Lucas
walked and it appeared that Locke
who replaced Stoup in the fifth
was due for real ascension.
9ough flied to Davis and Flood
anne in, Mylett was safe at first
IN Gygli's error but AL Wilmot
Who nan fol Lucas was half way to
bird at the time and was caught
'poiling another opportunity to do
something.
II was in the last inning that
qnother good chance was overlook
ID. With one down Danbert singled
md wPnt to second on q passed
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