The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-18
Lucas Holds Down Orphans
While Marion Wins
O'DAY CLOUTS The BALL
Anderson Gets the Hit That
Wins Game.
Diggers and Orphans Play Great
Ball -Bailey's affective Pitching
Keeps Game safe Until Twelfth

Springfield, o., May 17-After
twelve innings of interesting play
the Diggers oopped the second and
deciding game OF the series. Mar
ion started their rum getting in the
first inning and succeeded in send
Ing two runs across the rubber
The Orphans tied the score in the
second and IL was nip and tuck
for honoIs until the final inning
Errors played an important part
in sending runners across the plate
and added greatly to the suspense
of the game.
Both pitchers were inclined to
set themselves in tight places, slip
ping out without amy damage until
SHORTY Anderson smashed one to
left field in the twelfth inning and
pushed two tallies across.
Tate tied the score from second
on Wilson't hit to right field but
1ctman's grand throw to the plate
got him two yards from the rubber.
With a runner on third and one
on second 1t looked rosy for a
rally, but Spencer was purposely
walked in this inning, filling the
bases.
The game by innings:
FIRST INNING.
Marion-Farrell. the first man
flied to Totman; Wolfe met one
on the nose taking three bases;
King pushed a grounder to Spencer
who threw high to Zimpfer, al
lowing Wolfe to score, King going
TO second; Tate died, DOOM TO
Spencer; King scored cn O'Day's
single to left. o'Day stole second;
Ketter popped TO Doom. Two runs.
SprinIyfeld-Moeller singled to
center but ventured too far OF on
Burt's line drive to Wilson and
was doubled up, Wilson to Ketter;
Bohannon was safe on Wolfe's poor
throw to first. Spencer skied to
Farrell.
SECOND INNING.
Marion-Wilson walked but died
stealing second; Anderson drew
free pass and was then caught nap
ping at first; Lucas doubled to left,
Farrell expired by the Dooin-Spencer
route.
Springfield-Dooin connected for
three dagger and scored on La
Rue's single to left; Totman beat
one out and LaRue scored on Ket-
ters poor peg; Zimpfer and Bailey
walked, filing the bases; Moeller
fouled to Anderson: Zlmpfer was
thrown out at the home plate on
Burt's grounder to Wolfe; Bohannon
died, King TO Ketter. Two runs.
THIRD INNING.
Marion--Wolfe popped TO Doom;
Kings high ily got away from Doo-
I'm. Tate walked. O'Day skied to
Purt. King died at second on Ket-
ter's grounder to Doom.
Springfleld-Spencer died, King to
Ketter. Doom flied to o'Day. La
Rue went down, Lucas to Ketter.
FOURTH INNING.
Marion-Wilson died, Bohannon
10 Spencer. Anderson flied to Noel
Ter. Lucas gets second double. Far
rell skied to Burt.
Springfeld-Totman out O'Day to
Ketter. Zimpfer drew second pass
Bailey pounded. Moeller died Lucas
to Ketter.
FIFTH INNING.
Marion--Wolfe out at third try
ing to stretch his double into a
triple Doom relaying the throw
from Moeller TO LaRue. King
pounded. Tate popped to Doom.
sprlngfield-Burt out, Wolfe "a
Ketter; Bohannon singled. Spencer
expired. ODay TO .ketter, Doom
flied TO FaTell
SIXTH INNING.
Marion-O'Day singled and was
sacrificed 10 second by Ketter. WI
son skied 10 Totman. Anderson
died. LaRpe 10 Spencer.
Springfield eld-LaRue beat Wolfe.
throw to first and advanced OF
Totmap's sacrifice. Zimpfer died
Wolfe to Ketter LaRue taking third
King fumbled Bailey's grounded
allowing LaRue to score. Moellel
flied TO Farrell. One run.
SEVENTH INNING.
Marion-Lucas popped TO Doom
Farrell singled and was caught try
ing to take third on Wolfe's out a
first.
Sprlngfeld-Burt fouled TO An
derson Bohannon famed. Spencer
three-bagger was wasted. DooiI
flied TO Farrell.
EIGHTH INNING.