The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-03
VICTORY WON
IN THE TWELFTH
"Red Farrell's Drive Scores
Winning Run.
WILLIAMS PLAYS GREAT GAME
Indians Homer Ties Game
(, in the sixth.
Chief Leads Rally In the Twelfth
ana Stars AHeId Zmich Clever In
the Tight PIaccs--Schanzc Hit at
Right Timc--Thc Story.

Fighting those frislly Tigers all the
way. finally tieing and then whipping
them in the twelfth inning of the
secord struggle in the series. was
what Digger effort and lighting spirit
accomplished yesterday,
With the callers playing i'm the ag-
grcssive from the second inning until
the eleventh and with the rain man
apparently ready to let loose the food
gates at any moment, the work of tho
Diggers was nothing short of marvel
Gus. True, fortune i'm a measure was
with the Lewis club but there was
something there besides 1t to bring
another local victory.
A Southpaw Duel.
II was a duel of the southpaw with
Zmich up for the Digger and the mid
get Schanze in for Mansfield. Zmich
was hit lots oftener than was his op-
ponent but the hits were not of the
counting kind. In spit of the nu-
mcrous blows corralled by the Tigers
during the early innings only one
of them, "A Texas Lacquer that went
for a double BY Kettler in the second,
scored run, Mansheld's other
counter was produced as a result of
Schanze's long liner to middle which
was gathered in in the gloved hand
of,"Red" Ferrell whose sale to the
big show was yesterday announced
Zmich, with runners on, received
good support and pitched magnif-
Gently II seemed that II was ncces-
sary for him to get into tight place
before he cut loose all that he had
in store.
Williams a Hero.
one of the brilliant performers OF
the day was Chief Williams The
redskins tied up the contest with a
homer after two were down i'm the
sixth and led the rally in the eleventh.
scoring the winning run on Ferrelrs
nightly crack to left field Fielding
feats by the Indian were many
II was a wierd day for a game and
In many ways the game was wicrd
Threatening clouds kept down the at
tendance and then IL seemed as
though two innings could not be com
pletcd. After the first half of the
ninth the rain came down for fair
but only for few minutes and after
fifteen minute interruption the
game was resumed.
Bchringer famed as starter for
the Diggers, and supersti,iuus ones at
once claimed Marion victory
Shields then walked and went to
second when Wolfe pounded one close
Go second that Davy Knocked down
but could not reach afterward Will
liams forced Shields at third but Dick
Staley was equal to the task and his
smash to right center scored Wolfe.
sending Williams to third and the
lank lad himself making second on
the play
Farrell had a chance to make the
game safe but Schanze's tanning ma
chine whitfield the Digger.
Tigers Even Up. ""U
Mansfield tied in the next round.
Biery walloped to left for two bases
and Flood sacrificed. Keller poled
another to the same place, scoring
Biery Williams was under the Rod
man lift to right and Zmich and Sta
ley handled Schanze's roller.
Visitors Take Lead.
Tigers were not dangerous In the
third but i'm the fourth they threaten
ed 10 make the game one-sided
affair. Biery raped to middle for a