The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-24
AL WILMOT
4 THE VICTOR
Little Eva was In Gres.t
Form.
MARION GETS REVENGE
Youngstown Defeated by a
Score of S to z.
Lime Burners Find Billy Thomas
When Hits Mean Runs -Daubert
Plays a Great Game.

The Lime Burners got revenge yes
terday for two defeats at the hands
of Youngstown and made the Champs
look like selling platers, the final
count being and 2.
AL Wilmot, sometimes known al
Little Eva" was the singer sent In
by Drumm and the big fellow was
There with the goods all of the way
through the contest. The Champs
were able to find Eva for but five
hits, no two of which came in any
one inning. Wobbles by the local
defense allowed the visitors to get
two runs.
Billy Thomas did the flinging for
the visitors and the Lime Burners
found the box artist for eight safe
ones which came in punches. The
poor defense of the Champs also aided
materially in the run getting.
For several years Billy Thomas and
Al Wilmot have battled and as rule
the games In which they opposed each
Others have been close. The last two
times the pair met Thomas came off
victorious Yesterday the honors were
with Al.
Wilmot started well by making
Starr whip the breeze, but Curley
Blount singled to center and immedi-
ately stole second. McAleese famed
and Breen put up high one TO Far.
rell. Ostdiek led off with a single
In the second and McCllntock sacri-
need. Neither Bannon nor Redman
could connect and the danger was oy-
er.
Inc third was a disastrous inning
Tor the locals. Thomas found one
of his friends benders for single
into the middle pasture and Starr sac
rificed. Mylett booted Blount's duster.
Thomas scoring and Blount going to
second. McAleese was out from Will
mot to Daubert and Blount moved ov-
er to third. Breen waited and walked,
AS Breen started to steal Smith threw
low to Dithridge and the ball went out
INTO center, Blount counting. Ostdiek
was easy picking.
Then Mr.. Wilmot put on the lid
and sat on IL so firmly that during
The remainder of the game only two
men reached first base.
When Youngstown piled nm two
runs. the Lime Burners case looked
hopeless, but the fans took heart I'm
the last of the third when Flood
walked and went to second on Smiths
sacrifice. W,lmot famed and Mylett
sent one along the left field line for
Two bases, scoring Flood. Quinn was
out from Breen to Bannon.
In the next the Lime Burners tied
the score. With two down. Tate
faced out pretty single into right
and Wilhelm. who ran for him. start
ed for second as Daubert drove
hard one into right center. BlouDt
delded the ball. throwing about twen-
ty feet over McClintocks head TO
get Wilhelm at third and the side
counted. Daubert had land
ed on third before the ball was re-
Flood walked and stole sec
ond but Smith ended 1t by going out
from Thomas to first
In the fifth the locals took the lead.
Wilmot landed on a nice one and sent
It into right field. Mylett sacrificed
and with two down Farrell doubled
along the right field line. scoring the
big pitcher. Flood singled and stole
second in the sixth, but could get
no farther.
In the eighth frame. Farrell was
safe at first on Breen's boot and
Dithridge sacrificed Tate sent long
fly to McAleese in left and Daubert
soaked out a great three Dagger, scor-
Ing Farrell Flood singled. bringing
In Daubert and the run getting ended
The score