The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-16
.)ICCERS NOSE
OUT ORPHANS
With Game Lost Marion
Works and Wins.
TIMELY BATTING COUNTS
Every Digger Got a Blow Ex-
cept Fox.
Springfield Is 0utplayed by Marion
Farrell and Wilson Make Great
Catches


sewed up and slowed away for keeps
and then the Diggers came to the res.
cue In the fifth inning with a couple
of bingles aided by two free passes
to the first station placing four run.
ners across the plate which gave them
q lead of one run.
From the start until the fatal fifth
the game loked easy for the Orphans
but in the final count II stood to &
in favor of the other fellows. Mercer
started well and seemed to have ev-
erytihng necessary TO take the second
game of the series from the leaders
Captain Burts poor pegging was large
ly responsible for the local boy get
ting in the hole
The outneld was busy accepting
everything that came its way in sem
sational style Both sunfielders COW
cred themselves with glory, while
Burt and Farrell were applauded for
their long running catches in deep
center Darue and O'Day cut for their
share Of the glad hand on their
snappy inneld work Doyle was sub
stituted for Mercer in the fifth after
three runners had crossed the pan
and only one out. ODay's triple to
center in that inning sent another
man across the rubber with the lead
ing run. Moller'st hit in the sixth
scored Totman, tying the score.
Honors were even until the ninth
when the Diggers cut in with three
timely bingles forcing Anderson
across with the winning tally
FIRST INNING.
Marion-Farrel popped to Doom.
Wolfe died, Doom TO Spencer. King
pounded.
ingfield-NIoeller famed. Burt
hit TO center and was thrown out try
ing to reach second. Bohannon flied
TO Tate.
SECOND INNING.
Marion-Tate went down, Doom to
Spencer. O'Day skied to Totman.
Ketter famed.
Springfield Spencer died on a liner
% first. Doom doubled TO center.
I-arue struck out. Anderson dropping
he third strike. but threw "Pie" out
lt first. Totman flied to Farrell.
THIRD INNING.
AIarion-Wilson waited ON four wide
Dnes and then stole second. Anderson
pounded. Fox flied TO Totman. Far
rell walked. Wolfe fouled to Zimpfer.
ringheld-Zlmpfer walked. Mer-
Ger famed. Moeller hit to right. Burt
scoring Zimpfer and Moeller
and going to third on Wilson's error.
Bohannon walked and stole second.
Spencer's grounder was too hot for
Kettsr, Burt and Bohannon scoring on
the mixup. O'Day made a grand
stand stop OF Dooin's grounder retir-
ing the short stop at first. LArue flied
to Tate. Four runs.
FOURTH INNING.
AIarion-King popped to Doom.
Tate died Larue 10 Spencer. O'Day
singled to left and stole second. Ket-
ter hit to center scoring ODay. Ket-
Ter stole second. Wilson pounded.
One run. sTvylWIvUWs
ingfleld-Totman walked but was
forced at second on Zimpfer's attempt
10 sacrifice. Mercer struck out.
Moeller hit TO left. Burt hit fore
ing Zimpfer at third.
FIFTH INNING.
Marion-Anderson walked. Fox
caught one of Jacks slants on his
pitching arm. Farrell doubled to
center, scoring both men. Wolfe
pounded. King singled to center and
stole second. Tate was safe on Doc
in's error and King went to third.
Doyle took Mercer's place on the
mound, King was caught mapping at
third and run down. Tate took
third on Zimpfer's wild heave To
Doyle and scored on O'Day's triple to
center, Ketter pounded. -Four runs.
Springheld-Bohannon died, King TO
Ketter; Spencer laid one down in
front OF the plate. Anderson's throw
TO first hit Spencer in the back and
bounded into ringht field, Spencer
going to second. Doom popped TO
Wolfe. Larue flied 10 Tate.
SIXTH INNING.
Marion-iWilson singled along third.
Anderson fouled third strike In at
to bunt. Fox died, Doom to
Spencer. Farrell skied to Burt
Springfeld-Totman walked and
went to second on Zimpfe-'s sacri-
fee. Doyle died, Fox TO Ketter.
Moeller singled scoring Totman.
Burt singled 10 center. Bohannon
to ODay. A IN
SEVENTH INNING.
Marion-iWolfe out, Bohannon TO
Spencer. King pounded. Tate died.
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