The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-05
Visitors Play Their Best
while Pres. Quinn Watches
MILLER WILD BUT MASTER
Only Four Scattering Bingles
off His Delivery.
buJk Pulled After First and Fox
Sent In-Diggers Fail to Show
Their Usual Dash-The Story.

T'wuuld net be we'll for many
Ohio STATE league pitchers to walk
nine DIygers, hit one and try to get
away with the game again this
season as did Miller, the Ada college
cuspidor ball singer who despite his
wildnoss kept the Dlggers from clout
ing the ball and applied coat OF
whitewash while his team mates
made six runs. And to think that
President Quinn witnessed all of this
With SandfOrd Burk on the slab
the locals looked to have an even
chance for victory but Burk was
net right and neither was his sup
port. Nothing went right in that
first inning and when 1t was over
O'Day hauled out Burk and sent
in Gus Fox. Though the visitors
got but five safeties off his assort-
ment they managed to bring in
three counts and sew up the game.
Fox was given but poor support.
Miller, working before the big
boss in the grand stand, had all of
the luck In the world. He was wilder
than March hare but his support
was gilt edged and three pretty
double plays, one of which came
near being triplr play helped him
out of the bad places.
II was in the first that there
happened an ascension that Knab-
cnshue might have trouble to equal.
Burk was wild at the start and
hit Finke in the short ribs New
ham cuold nc, sacrifice and hit
bounder to King. The ball was
slow one though and King got it too
late to nail Finke at second. Newn-
ham was out at first. Wolfe's error
left A. Reilley get ON while Finke
went to third The little center
gardener swiped second. Foutz bing-
led TO right, scoring Finke while
Reilley went To third. The latter
counted on the squceze, Kahl dump
ing the ball. Foutz went to second
on the out at first and when Burk
wrapped up t. deliver the ball he
trotted to third. Sykes singled scor-
intg Foutz and took second on IA
passed ball. Burk walked Lindsay
and then Burk ended the shooting
match by tanning T.. Reilly.
Though Farrell walked i'm the
Marion opener and went TO second
ON Wolfe's error neither Tate nor
King could make the proper con-
nection. Fox put Lima down in
short order In the second frame
and when O'Day stopped one with
his Stats Marion looked to have q
chance for a count in the latter
half but there proved TO be moth
ing doing. Lotshaw Ii fted to Reilly
and o'Day was nipped trying to pill
fer. Wilson walked and stole second.
Luskey then drew the third pass
of the fraEm but Fox lifted to
kahf.
In the third TIN, lead of the Cigar
makers was Increased. With Reilly
out of the way Fox walked Foutz
and Nick Kahl came along with a
smash TO left that got by Tate and
Floutz scored while Kahl landed on
third. Sykes walked and Lindsay
laid down a bunt, evidently for a
squeeze but Kahl must have been
asleep for he did not stir from
King handled the Igrounder sent his
way by E. Reilly
Without anything that looked like
q hit Lima got another one In the
fourth. After Miller was out Finke
walked and pilfered, He went to
third on Newnham's out at first and
when O'Day threw wild TO Lotshaw
TO get A, Reilly. Fink counted. Rel.
ly stole second but Tate grabbed
Foutz's life
kabl opened up with a double to
left in the fifth round. Sykes at
tempted TO sacrifice but his bunt
was not fleldcd and went for a hit
while Kahl took third Lindsay lift
ed 10 Farrell and Kahl counted on
the ily sacrifice. Sykes. however.
went to sleep on first and did not
take second when Farrell threw in
TO catch Kahl. He then tried TO
steal and was caught, Lotshaw gath
eerd In Rellly's high fly.
For the 'ramaining four frames
the piggers held the stclyies safe.
Kings error let Finke get on with
two gone in the eighth and the run
nor stole second Newnham's long
single to Left started Elnke on the
way TO the plate but a magnificent
throw by Tate nailed the runner
at the pan.
IN fwerw frrnie except the third
tbe Nggers had runners ON bases
but could not connect with the