The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-26
Wilmot, Back in, Holds
Tigers at His Mercy.
RED MAKES GREAT CATCH
Many Features In Mansfield
Farewell.
Wilson Gets His Second Homer and
F,reil Does ssome Clouting
king and Wolfe Shine.

Replete with brilliant playing and
sharp hitting On the part OF the Dig
gers was the third ana last OF the
present series at Webb park yester-
day afternoon, IN which O'Day and
his braves copped 5 to /.
Ii was pretty battle throughout
and though Mansfield In reality new
er had chance throughout the
whole game with but one exception,
there, was enough OF the circus per-
tormance in the contest to make II
most Interesting.
There stands out In the spot light
the wonderful catch of Red Farrell
or Robber Red as Mansielders called
him. u robbed Breymaler OF a triple
and brought spectators and players
alike to their feet in admiration and
awe. Breymaier met one of Will
mots fast ones on the nose. 1t was
q line drive far out toward the CEN
ter field corner. on on the jump
Farrell Travelled backward at a
lightning pace and taking last look
saw that he would be unable to get
back far enough to turn and make
the catch, he reached up with his
gloved hand, turned the palm TO the
ball and pulled down the drive. He
went into the fence before he could
stop
Wilmot, who made an unlncky
start Sunday and who was jerked
out after the first inning. had his
revenge yesterday. From start to
finish he had the Tigers at his mercy
and was invincible. Mansfield
eould not have counted
On the other hand the Dlggers, hu-
inflated by their failure 10 cop be-
fore the big crowd on Sunday, went
after ComstOck, the eX-i4ima fling
er so hard that McVey pulled him
in the third and sent in Lloyd who
was also pounded hard.
Farrell, with the new bat for which
he has spent several days hunting.
opened up with sizzler TO center
and Wolfe sacrificed Flood took
care of Kings lift and Hugh Tate
Farrell ODay was. out Flood to
Biery.
In the third Farrell got another
start when Comst0cl hit him. Wolfe
was there again with a neat sacri-
flee and Billy King this time worked
In. the role Of pinch hitter, his baser
10 middle sending Farrell over. Tate
walked and when Comstock handed
a couple OF high ones 10 O'Day Nc
Vey chased him and sent In Lloyd
Jewell took ODay's grounder in and
the manager was out at first. Ketter
was out Lloyd to Biery and the
danger of big batting base had
passed for the time being.
Alansfeld's lone run came In the
fourth. Jewell drove a liner into
left which Tate got his hands on but
did not hold. The Shrimp stole sec
ond. Biery popped out TO Ketter
and Mathay singled to right O'Day's
boot let Kettler get on and he and
Mathay nagptiated, a double steal {.
A hit then meant two runs and
-"HhShciu "ouid nave tdhcH inc ledu
but Wllmot was there with the stuff
and there was nothing doing. Flood
grounded to Wilmot and Mathay
was caught at home. Farrell took in
Channell's long fly.
In the last half with two gone vii.
mot poked out a double along the
right field line and Farrell followed
with another two cushion swat to the
score board In left. sending Wllmol
over OlDay got a hit. stole second
and went to third on Breymaier's
Wild heaye TO center field but could
not complete the circuit in the fifth