The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
DIGCERS WIN
in ELEVENTH
thi -A.- Il
Staley, Williams and Wat
kins Bat Out Victory.
zMICH IS VERY WILD
Passes Eight During Second
Newark Game.
Batting Of Diggers Fails to Come at
Right Time Until Close Marion
Defense Is Surperb.

crowd was presented Sundays game
Dy the Molders and Newarks win
lining streak was broken simply
Through boneneaded base running
with their work in the sixth INNING
For time It seemed that Newark
mad the game sarery pocketed for the
men were cr1wding the bricks to
their capacity, but after they did get
on the bags they didn't seem to know
what to do. The bags were crowded
and not q man was out and Newark
seemed due to take the Sunday scrap
into camp by smother safe margin.
but the brainless work on tile pathn
Iresulted in three outs at the plate
The game was fun of ginger up to
that time and some nice playing was
done nfterwa Tls, but the luckless
sixth served to put damper on the
crowd that tried hard to forgive and
forget and wor:t up enough enthu-
siam to help th1 lads out, but nothing
resulted although the game ran eleven
innings before the Diggers sent the
winning runs across the plate The
To-Day gang found the slants and
straight ones OF Chase 20 their liking
and this, too, served to pile their runs
up. At one time Chase threatened to
go up and Moore and Benz were
sent out to warm up, nut as the big
HEAVIER settled again they were not
called into service
The first counting was started early
the third inning being selected by
both teams as, the time for the work.
After Watkins hit a roller to Pink
ney and was snapped out at first, |
Imich, doubled to left center for two
bags and rested on the sack until |
Farrell had bsen disposed of by Pink |
ney. then when Wolfe polled out |
single he scored Wolfe tried the
pllfering stunt but Davidson's wnip
put him out of the running.
Wratten led of for Newark with q |
bingle. but Davidson fell victim to !
Lmich's shots. Chase nicked one
that Johnson landed. but Plnkney |
singled and was safe at first Snyder |
was passed by Ymich who figured on |
getting Abbott Lut his arm failed him |
and Abbott was passed and Wratten
was forced in, Powers whipped out |
and closed the frame.
In the fifth Wilson rolled out to J
Fisher but Watkins smashed single |
and stole second. Zmich again hit
and Watkins scored. Farrell was
passed. On the play at the plate for
Watkins, Zmich reached third and |
Red was dowIed at second after
Wolfe famed and Johnson hit to
McClmtock.
The less said about Newarks work |
in the sixth the better, but short re
sumo OF the inning will have to be
given. Abbott walked, aad Fisher
and Powers hit infield rollers that
eluded capture. With the bags full
McClintock also hit safely to the in
neld and Abbott scored The crowd
ing Of Powers by Fisher put that
youngster out ut the plate, Wolfe |
sending the bal to Reilly when Wrat
ten hit one to him. Reilly then pull |
ed off the fist dirty bit of work on the
grounds He knocked Powers off his
feet when he was coming home with
out the least Drovocation in the world.
The crowd bawled him out and even
his own team mates called him for
using tactics of that sort Fisher
and McClintoek were also down at
the home mat.
In the eighth. after Abbott was
down, the storm, which had been
gathering all afternoon broke, and for
twenty minutes the field was deserted
at the end OF that time a little saw
dust around home plate and on the
mound made play possible and the
game went into the extra inning
class. 'Bul Williams nosed out
two sacker ami when Staley also
doubled the Indian scored. Reilly
fled out 10 Abbott and Wilson
breezed, hut Watkins long drive that
Powers dropped while on the run, let
staley count. zmich hit one sky
wards that WThtten handled. Three
files to the outfield put the finishing
touches on NewarlS's part of the game
The score:
NEWARK ABRHOA AL
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