The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-10
LOCALS BATTED HARD
Gloomy Gus Fox Given Sc.
we're Drubbing.
Catcher viii Hogan Did not Show
up Well Youngstown Won with
EAse--8 10 8.
CBy Fred sypher }

Youngstown, o., Sept. 10.-Attired
In their swatsenfest raiment Monday
afternoon, the Champs hammered out
n big victory over Marion at willis
park. The score was 8 to g. A
triple by Dick Nalln in the third,
snoleAI9s a4uq puv uo5Ia NoId WlA
on. clenched the argument In the
Champs favor. Dicks swipe put
Youngstown two TO the good.
Willie Hogan. a Marion boy-a real
boy, IN his teens was mainly respon-
slble for the easy undoing of the
subcellar candidates. Young Hog
AN couldn't hold Foxs speed and
as a thrower he was worse. Willie
worked because Charlie Luskey was
injured Sunday. q, His presence threw
the whole busines out OF keller Had
Wright's warriors played up to the
handle as when a hard struggle is
on, the score would have been great
err
Louie Schettler started on the slab.
but his arm was all to the bad and
in the first he was stabbed Louie
passed two and famed one. Bobby
Quinn breezed trying to sacrifice and
If Bobby hadn't gone after one he
had no busines to monkey with the
bases would likely have been full
when Louie quit The German lad
couldn't locate the late or come even
near IL. The balls close to the pan
were high or low and his speed was
off. Sammy Smith finished I'm n
go-as-yOu- please gait
Jake Daubert cracked out a single
in the first, scoring Jimmy Blake
from third. From then until the
sixth, when the Champs had five
runs to one for the callers. Sammy
was master OF the situation. Three
singles and a long fly to Curley
brought Marion two runs in the sixth.
Little Sam made 'em eat salt the re-
mainder of the way.
Harry Redman was the only Champ
not to swell his hitting figures and
even Sammy Smith helped himself
hDerally. Sammy cracked out two
as pretty hits as were ever made He
scored Ed Hilley with Youngstown's
hrst tally In the second by a crack
ing single on line to Bobby Ouinn's
sward but short of the Marion man
ager. Sam also helped to score win
Thomas in the fifth. singing after
Will was on by a single.
viii Thomas put on the climax
in the eighth when with Cap Starr
and Seryy on by bingles he lined
out a double. Blount, Starr, Breen.
Nallin, Thomas and Smith did the
heavy hitting
Some fine fielding helped the
Champs. Marion also fielded in win
ming form. The hits off Fox were
good and clean and away from the
flelders. With things coming their
way easily, the Champs did not dis
play their usual vim and yigor on the
bases. They pilfered eight times
but It was so easy to steal they had
10 yield to the temptation. Cap
Starr led in the stealing. He stole
second twice and third once.
real ball game was on tap. the
first inning presaged Two Champs
Blount and Seryy, got on by passes
at the start, but Cap Starr, Breen and
Nallin couldn't bring them In. Ma
rion's good start by Schettler's passes
and Jake Daubert's bingle off Smith
gave the visitors an advantage worth
while.
Marions ginger ebbed from the
third on The hitting rally in the
sixth was about the only redeem
ing feature Of the visitors work after
the two bagger by Nallin.
Fine ball was played by the locals
afield The fielding was fast and
clean. The fans sympathy went out
TO the callers on account Of Catch.
er Hogan's weird work get a new
catcher" Bobby Quinn was advised
Score