The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-15
MARION WINS
FROM NEWARK
Moulders Downed in Uphill
Game.
DAUBERT BATS TIMELY
Gus Fox Keeps the Hits well
Scattered.
Fast Fielding and Swell Stick
Work Allows Lime Burners to
Win 8 to S.
lBY II. d. Hale.D

Newark, o., August 15.-The
Molders were defeated yesterday af-
ternoon by Ferd Drumm's Lime
Burners by the score of 6 to s.
The game was a slugging match
with dash OF errors running
through the entire length. Marion's
errors did not assist much in the
run getting but Il was different with
the locals. After the first inning II
looked as il we had them cinched
and when we made it four I'm the
third everyone thought there wac
nothing to 1t as not Lime Burner
had reached the second bag.
But the unexpected some time
happens and the goodness OF luck
takes hand You can never tell
what the result will be until the
chips are cashed and you have the
cash safe in your little vest pocket.
Luck with the locals errors. blended
with a bulch of bingles that dropped
in the right place did the business
and the boys from Steam shovel
town are entitled 10 credit for WELD
ing the bat IN thorough manner
in yesterdays game. True we piled
up FIVE more hits than the visitors
but they were scattered except IN
first when we copped the three runs
and in the ninth when we gathered
In one
Three three-baggers and double.
Well, that's going some. outside OF
the awful swat fest there were no
plays of sensational nature except
ing the three double plays.
Tommy Mylett was the first Lime
Burner to face Smiling Joe Stoup
and his life was of short duration
for he sent one over to Lefty who
lovingly gathered It home. Bobby
Quinn, the genial little gentleman
whom all the girls say is just too
cute for anything was an easy mark
for Joe. One, two. three and Bobby
sought the bench wondering how the
ball went through his bat. Blake fol-
lowed and went the mdertaker's
route by being laid away Sammy to
Gyg
Newark by punching hits scored
three runs in her half and local fans
were happy.
Farrell reached first on an error
of Sammy's but he was murdered
the next instant when Gyg gathered
in Dithridge's attempted sacrifice and
threw Red out at second Just to
show that they could Havel got the
ball back to first in time TO catch
Dit making a very fast double act.
Daubert chased the wind
Marion made short work Of New
ark, Newark returned the compli-
ment,
Wratten reached first on an error
OF Myletts and got to third on a
muff by Dithrirdge. Schweitzer was
walked and stole second when Ha-
vel stepped up to the rubber. The
young man was equal to the occa-
sion and sent out a nice safety, Wrat-
ten scoring.
In the fourth Quinn reached first
on Havels error. Blake went out
on high foul to flood and Red
Farrell flied out to Murray. Every
thlhs was lovely and the bugs were
full Of confidence but they hadn't rec.
oned on the two DIS. Dithridge hit
for a double and was followed by
Daubert and just TO show that he
wasn't going to be outclassed he
lammed out threefer that was "a
beaut. Quinn and Dit scored and
the fans began TO get uneasy. The
agony of the fourth was settled when
Mr. Timothy Flood sent a liner over
to Gyg. In the Molders half of the
fourth Pearce, Stoup and Abbott went
out in one, two, three order.
In the fifth Luskey singled was
sacrificed by Fox and Mylett fol-
lowing flied to Schweitzer The side
was retired by Bobby Quinn going
out Havel TO Gygli For the Molders
Snyder went down Mylett 10 Dau-