The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-03
LEWIS MASTER
ALL OF THE WAY
Newark Club lis Shut Out In
Well Played Game. :.
sfNz IS DRIVEN OUT
Batting Rally in Third Re,
suIts In Six Runs.
williams Double Scores Three
wilioughey Makes Good Showing
ut Third The Battle.

The master of all he surveyed was
Diggers in the second contest OF the
series, at the yard yesterday after
nooh and Newark never had a really
good chance to score. Lewis showed
has Marion admirers HIS best. He
Uduved that ALL that has been writ
ten about him Is so--that when he
got into form he would be one OF
fhe best Pitchers in the league.
MOI. until yesterday did Lewis real-
ly attain THAI form. Now that he has
reached the acme toward which he
has been striving FOR weeks, II is
aikely THAI his work will be even
classier from now until the end OF
the. chase.
But wording with. Lewis, there was
mighty classy club. Manager O'Day
worked q changed lineup against the
Molder visitors. Jay Willoughby,
new third baseman. played in
locke's old place and Locke replaced
watkins IN right field Everything
went well and 1t Is hardly likely that
ahe manager will break the winning
combination while II lasts. This
Willosgtby made a mighty good inn
preston. He has fine arm and
Handles himself exceedingly well,
getting a6ter the foul hints In
way to make. a Digger roOter happy,
His coming will douIbtles add much
strength to the playing Of The locals
as the Diggers have been rather weak
AT third ever snce the first of the
season.
There worked for Newark, or more
appropriately. there started to work
for Newark, Howard Benz, ex-pitch
or OF. the Case and Western Re- |
serve teams The college boy has
done well In past games since he
broke into professional ranks, and
the thrashing administered TO him is
the first that he has received. Benz
got away in the FIRST two frames
without any trouble.
rhe third is where things happened .
Eewis pried off he I'D, beating out a
roller to NrClintock In deep short.
O'Day's roller close TO the line went /
for a hit ana the bases were fun |
when Wolfe drew pass. Benz had
some difGculty in locaing the plate .
with Farrell up ana the latter .
walked. forcing. IN o'Day. Then
along came John Bull Williams with |
a eorking drive ito the fence 4 in right |
center. clearing the bases. It was n
mighty poke. and no more opportune
smash has been seen az the yard !
for many a day. But the Diggers !
were not yet through. Staley's two I
baser to left sent Williams in. That
was too mtl,h for Manager Davidson |
who viewed the game from the grand
stand. where he hobbaed on his T
emithes. The manager sent in !
Ofnase whose flast deed was TO fan .
Locke. Johnstone, however, wars not 1
10 be denied and his Slash to left
scored Staley. Snyder,s throw 70 .
fhe plake was too late to get Staley
but Johns heawed In second and .
nabbed Johnstane, trying TO advance /
on the play. Wllloughby ended
with a roaaer 10 Fisher.
Though the Diggers had men on I
and In posltSon. to score in every
frame except the fourth they could
garner but one run off Mr.. Chase.
That came in the sixth. tombstone
opened it with this THIRD safety OF I
the game, stole second and went TO
third on WilNoughby's sacrifice. Az I
ter ofeClir4ok and Fisher had DIS |
passed OF Lewis, O'Day singled, send
ing Johnstone over with the last run
OF the engagement. /
The fielding Of the Diggers was the
bright particular feature OF the CON
test. PinkDey opened in the first
with Single but Lewis handled Nc
cliInock's bunt fast and mailed Pink |
ney al second. woife,s throw. 10
sfaley beat Mcclimtock. Johnshone's
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