The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-11
For Four Innings Marion
Looks Like Winner.
THEN THE EXPLOSION
Youngstown Pounds W ilmot
Hard in Fifth.
Lime Burners Get One Notch Nearer
Cellar Cham pionshIp Some viii
Work Is Done Afield.

10 the batting prowess of his
mates was due the success OF the
debut of Bill Glassburner as a
Youngstown Champ Tuesday Classic
got mauling at Willis park but
came out on top by a slugging spree
| i'm the fifth. The score was 8 to 5 :.
lThe score was to against them
when the Champs entered upon their
half of the fifth.
Classic was not in form. He was
wild and his old effectiveness was not
with him, but he would have gone
better had the lot been dry. Two
drives for extra bases were because
Curley Blount slipped as he tore
through patch of mud after cou-
pie of long drives. From the fifth
on Bill pitched some Of his old time
ball
AL Wilmot, since he cut his base
ball eye teeth, a hOUdoo for the
Champs, was the slabber for Marion
and for -four innings it looked as
though the Champs were in for a
drubbing. Four hits, pass and a
clinker in the fifth turned the tide.
Redman opened the victory getting
round by waiting out pass Classic
famed. Curley hit, but was forced
by Cap Starr. Brcen and Servy
singled. Dick Nallin walked and
VIII Thomas cleared the sacks by a
double between middle and left. It
was peacherino hit Ed Hilley got
on by wide throw by Jimmy Blake.
but an attempt to pilrer by ED ended
It, The Champs batted Just around
Blake opened hostilities by double
over Curley's head. Quinn moved him
to third. Farrell walked. Jake
Daubert cracked out another two bag
ger Blake scoring. A poor throw by
l1illey and another double by Blake
gave Marion another run in the sec
ond and in the fourth pass to
Young Hogan and an error by Cap
Starr allowed another score. Two
more were made by the visitors in
the fifth Four singles did the busi-
ness. Daubert, Flood, Hogan and
Wilmot did the safe smashing.
Classic was his old self after that
Along with the batting rally and
Classics debut as a Youngstowner
there was some comedy furnished
by Hogan, the Kid catcher. The
pulled off a play that re-
minded Of the Dutchman who after
both barrels discarded his
gun and threw stones at the rabbit.
The extra" was in the third
Classic and Curley were on when
Dick Breen hit to Wilmot who threw
home to head of Classic. Hogan
gave chase as the rosy checked heav-
er started for third and he kept on
chasing until he treed Bill on the
bag. Then he turned and saw
Curley safely at second and Breen on
first. Glassburner scored on am
other demonstration of how baseball
should be played. On a near passed
ball, Classic started for home. Will
mot covered the plate. Hogan tossed
the ball far from AIS reach and in
to deep short, allowing Classic the
plate with time 70 spare. That was
the Champs first run.
Good support helped Classic. Red
man made great catch OF foul in
the fifth, gathering in the ball
against the stand after a run through
a heavy mud scryatius also made
fine catch of foul In the same
round. Cap Starr made nice play
in the eighth when with Flood COM
ing to second and the ball lying near
the base, after he had knocked II
down, Cap picked up the ball with
his foot on the bag when he laid hold
of the pellet, The Champs ran bases
almost as thev pleased in a sea OF
mud Marion's nelding was steady
but not brilliant. Score.