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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-22
Preliminary Schedule for the
Evening Star Head-Pin Tournament

Friday, January 22-Court South End team of the Independent Order
OF Foresers, Quincy Club of Arlington, Gottfried Kruger Associations
Suburban League team, II. A b. S. team of Elizabeth, Hawthorne A
team, Postofhce Bowling Club team.
Wednesday, January 27-Pastime Bowling Club, Commercial Bowling
Club, Branch Brook Club, West End Clubs team in the Suburban
League. Emanon A, Emanon B, Hollywood team in the Lackawanna
League, Tany-Fo Clubs team.
Friday. January 29-Ben 3 team, Public Service Corporation team from
the gas department, Rosevile Colts, Tiger Club of Vaisburg. Kinast
Bowling Club, Pulls Bowling Club B. Iroquois A. C, Hawthorne b
Wednesday, February 3-Bay View Colts, Iroqucts Colts, Newark News
Company team. w. II. Shurts Bowling Club. Monitor A, Monitor B, Nor
woods from the Elizabeth City Lea que, CeIuloid Clubs team in the Sub
mban League
Friday. February 5-Oxford a. c. team. Bay View wheelmen's Subur-
ban League team, Parkettes of the Park Athletic Association, Walls
burg Social Five, Team A Of the Elizabeth Stars, Elizabeth Y. N. c L.
team, Republican Indian League team of the Newark League, Connthan
Royal Arcanum team.
Wednesday. February 10-Iroauois I, Hneron Bowling Club, Bishop
A team, Bell A team. All Rights, LIE elise Five Siowa team, Chelsea
team.
Friday, February 12-Phi Delta team. Pendergast team, Elizabeth
Stars q Mueller Club, United Five of Arlington, Clarks o. N. T, Moni-
tor A. C. of Elizabeth, Maphwood Field Club.
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Benfer. Edward Won Kaenel. Frank Keller,
William Feeney, Tom Williams and Peter
Hegelman.
Longboat jumped out yesterday on the
smooth road near his training quarters
at Allenhurst and under the watchful eye
of Jimmy De Forrest reeled off a ten-mile
spin in close on TO 30 minutes. This is
within half a minute Of the time Shrubb
made in his recent relay race at the
Garden. The Indian wanted to go on
for another five miles, but De Forrest made
him pull up. He was as fresh as he
could be and full of running, and says
himself that he is in better condition than
race.
Yesterday Shrubb reeled off twenty miles
inside Of two hours. and at the end APP
peared to be able to go on for another
twenty il necessary.
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The Mohican +. c. defeated the Deaf
Mutes Monday by a score of SO to 80. The
feature of the game was the shooting of
goals by o. Kappell. The Mohicans would
like to arrange games with any no to 125
pound teams Offering suitable guarantee.
street.
The 81. Michael third team has Monday
ana all dates in February open for third
teams. Address Walter Dempsey. IA Belle
Vile avenue, or telephone 1lO4-M-s Branch
Brook.
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LONGBOAT in TRIM FOR HIS
RELAY RACE TOMORROW

Tom Longboat, the greatest Indian
runner the game ever produced. will
give Newark athletic lovers a chance
to see him at his own game when he
meets two men in a ten-mile relay at
the Essex Troop armory in Roseville
tomorrow night.
The Indian will have as his opponents
Mike Spring, the well-known distance
runner of New York, and Robert Hal
len, who holds several professional
running records.
Fred Simpson. the Oiihwav Indian runner.
will give an exhibition at the armory.
Besides this there will be a fve-mile pro-
fessional race for local runners. Among
those entered for this race are George
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EEL BREAKS ANOTHER
RECORD ON THE ICE

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. PA new mark
for a paced mile on ice was set by The Eel
in an exhibition at the Ottawa ice meet
yesterday afternoon. The horse was started
for the purpose of breaking the worlds ice
record of 2:14l9, made at Toronto two years
ago. The day was still and mild and the
track in perfect condition. Three seconds
We're clipped off the old record. as six Of
fetal watches caught the time as 2:l1la. The
quarter was made in So, half in 1.05ie and
the ~three-quarters in l.sa.
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bowling Alley Owners to Meet.

Bowling alley owners who are interested
in the plan to form a Newark Bowling
Alley Owners Association will meet this
afternoon at M~ontgomery's alleys to make
the preliminary arrangements. Messrs.
Wissehusen and Woelfle are the alley
owners who are most enthusiastic over
the scheme. 1t is proposed to have the or
work in harmony with the New
ark Bowling Association.
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DARTMOUTH VS.. TIGERS.

NEW YORK, Jan. Elf the Dartmouth
varsity hockey seven defeats the Prince
ton team at the st. Nicholas Rink tomor-
row night they will stand a fair chance
of winning the intercollegiate champion
ship from Harvard. Dartmouth has al
the game with the latter was less impress
sive than the one in which Yale's rough
tactics failed before the scientific playing
Of their opponents. In the game with
Princeton Captain Leighton says there will
be better team work and less individual
playing by his team and that they will
show the value of concerted action In de-
Veloping the scientific possibilities Of the
game.
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coyALEsN BROTHERS SIGN.

SHAMOKIN. Pa, Jan. 22.-Manager Mar
tin Hogan, of the Lancaster Trl-State Club,
signed ohm and Stanny Coyaleski here yes
terday; also Charles Lewis. The latter Is Il
catcher. John CoValeski is Il third base
man and his brother StannN is a pitcher.
The latter is considered by many local fans
almost as good Il twirler as his brother
Harry, of the Philadelphia National
League Club.
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WIENER WANTS TO GET BACK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Jake Weimer. the
left-hand pitcher purchased by New York
from Cincinnati last fall, who refused to
report to the Giants, is now anxious to get
back to organized baseball and to sign with
After leaving the Reds, Weimer
played several games with a selni-profes-
sional team in Chicago. and in consequence
the National Commission placed him ON the
Ineligible list.
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JOHNS TO ROLL ALEC
DUNBAR HERE TONIGHT.

Lee Johns and Alec Dunbar will meet
tonight in a Greater New York and Inter
city individual tournament bowling match
on the Oxford alleys. Dunbar is just now
rolling the best tenpins of his career,
while Johns, after a rather poor start in
the Greater New York tournament, APP
pears to have struck his stride.
The Newarker has gained victories over
a number of prominent pin knights lately
and believes that he can do the trick with
Dunbar. There should be a lot of high
scores.
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MCARTY GOES TO WILKEsBARRE.
wILKEsBARRE. Pa, Jan. es.-Presidt

WILKESBARRE. Pa, Jan. ss-President
James Monks, of the Wilkesbarre team
of the New York State League, was noti-
fled yesterday by President Farrell that
the claim of the Wilkesbarre team for
Tags mccarthy had been sustained. Nc
Carly, who. with the tail-end team last
season proved a star pitcher, was bought
from Manager Lew Bacon, of the A. j. &
q. team, for $3.50 and six weeks salary,
but he did not. report. Later Manager
Ramsey, of the Elmira team. filed a claim
for him, and his has been pending a
settlement ever since.
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EIGHT TEAMS TO ROLL
in HEAD=PIN TOURNEY
After Tonieht'S Series Change viii 60 Into Effect.
Park A. AS Total Will Probably Be Beaten
in Second Nights Rolling.
BY BERT

~ It'll a determination to better the high totals put up by the teams
W. which took part in the first series Of THE EVENING STAR head-pn
v v tournament Wednesday nigh, six more qumtets made up of clever
pin-knghts will perform on the Iroquois alleys tonight in al endeavor 10 win
the big prizes offered by THE EVENING STAR.
Tonghts schedule provides for the following teams to bowl and they will
be o N the alleys n pairs. in Tho order named:
Court South END team o the Ind ependent Order OF Foesters nd the
Quincy Club Of Arlington
Gottfred Kruger Associations Suburban League five and the T A B S.
team, of Elizabeth.
Hawthorne A team and the PoSoHce Bowling Club.
Because tho Field Battery A team of East Orange, and the Pma A team
could lot meet their engagement tonight the schedule committee ubstuuted
for them the Postofce Bowling Club team and the Hawthorne A quintet
The hrst-naned team will be scheduled later. If possible
Inasnuch as the enties nave reach ed a figure where it will be extremely
difficult 20 provide them all with opportunities to try for the prizes the bowl
ing committee las found it necessary 10 increase the number OF teams which
will bowl each Wednesday n Friday nights from six to eight
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The Brighton Century Club has a few
open dates for frst-class. junior teams.
such teams as the Newark Turn Verein,
Yankees and Libertys, of Elizabeth, and
the Fort Lees. He would like to hear from
al. those who claim the junior champion
ship. such as the Xaviers, Bayleys, Insti-
tutes, Dominicans. National Turn Verein
and the Bay Views. Address r. II. Thiele.
100 High street.
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WEINGARTH LOSES
MATCH TO LUHRS.

Billy Weingarth, of this city, went to
New York last right and dropped a Greater
New York and intercity individual match
game to Luhrs. The match went nine
Weingarth ..16S 1874 176 149 217 1871 205 24S 1872
Luhrs ........ 1874 $50 223 259 ISL 222 III IFS 1879
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A basketball game will be played between
the Colonial FIVE, OF this city. and the
Montgomery team, of Soho, on the latter's
court tonight. This will be the Colonials
first game. The lineup of the Colonials
vine. forwards: Heery. centre; Ball and
Bolger. guards. The Colonials have q few
open dates for third teams averaging 50
TO 20 pounds. The managers address is
]. Whelan. 1893 Parker street.
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M0NTCLAIRS GET THREE
FROM THE Columbus.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE RECORD.
Tbc M~ontclair howlers won y rim

The Montclair bowlers won a triple vic
tory last night on their own alleys from
the Columbia Club, Of Hoboken, in the
Athletic League matches. The three
straight games put the Montclair Club on
even terms with the Roseville five for
fourth place. The scores follow:
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BOWLING TONIGHT.
star Tournament.


!. star Tournament. .
( Court South End Of the indie !
: pendent Order of F0resters, :
{ quincy Club of Arlington, Sub J
: urban league team of the Gott- :
: fried Kruger Association, T. y. /,
I b. 5. team of Elizabeth, POST :
: Office Bowling Club, Hawthorne :
: A team, on the Iroquois alleys. {
+ Newark LeaEue. #,
Roseville at West End.
: Suburban League.
] National at Celluloid. !
: Eastern League. !
Newark al Paterson. New Haven .
3 at Elizabeth. .
: New Jersey National Tournament. :
/ West End b. Orange. Mfneralite. .
: on Tuxedo alleys, .
! Masonic League.
: Hone vs.; ST John, on Mont !
: gomery's alleys. :
! Ir. a. u. A. ". League .
! Adams Us. BOYD. Newark vs.. !
Boyden, on Oxford alleys.
! Pytsinn Icague !
! Ethic vs.. Caluaet. Apex VS.. !
! America. on Tuxedo alleys. :
. Empire T-eurnament.
! Empire. Harmonic. Oriole. on :
! Empire alleys.
J Dixcn Tournament :
Hickory. Union. Twice Six, on :
! DiSon's aileys. :
! LeGIise Tournanlcnd. /.
: Equitable. lroouois. Wednesday :
] Night. en- LeGlise's alleys. !
! Foresters OF america League.
! Ampere VS.. Newark. on Tuxedo !
! alleys.
Fire I0suraacc League. .
! Palmer VS.. Blasberg, on Tuxedo !
/ alleys.
! Coniine rcias League.
! Roe 6 Couoxer vs.. Wilkinson, .
! Gaddis & Co. Oh Montgomery's
! alleys.
] Greater New Ynrk and i~ntereity
individual Tournament. !
: Johns rs. Dunbar. on Oxford !
! alleys.
. Prudential Tour1snsen /:
! Bush VS.. Ward, Freeman US. !
: Kline, on Tuxedo alleys.
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CAPTURES
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE RECORD.


Trenton bowlers captured two games out
of three from the Jersey City quintet in
a National Interstate League match at Jer-
sey City last night. The scores:
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This new rule will go in effect
Wednesday night of next week.
In another column will be found a re-
vlsed schedule, allowing for eight teams
a night and providing for bowling until
February Il, inclusive. No teams orig
inally scheduled have been changed,
unless they requested it, but two addi-
tional teams have been added each
night.
Starting the %pinning at $50 o'clock
and allowing thirty minutes for each
pair, there will be no difficulty in fin
fishing the bowling each night at about
1890 o'clock
The big tally OF 497, put up by the
Parks Wednesday night, will probably
be beaten before the tournament is
oyer, but it will require some careful
pinning to accomplish the trick.
Another big turnout is expected tonight
to watch the bowlers shoot for the head
pin. The novelty of the tournament has
appealed to the followers of the sport in
this vicinity, and they comment critically
on the work of the contestants. 1t turns
out that the head-pin game was not so
thoroughly understood by the bowlers
hereabouts as it had been imposed 1t was;
but they are all learning fast.
All the competitors are anxious to get
on the list for one of THE EVENING
SFAR'S souvenir gold watch fobs by max
ing a tally of 100 or better. The fact that
nine out of the thirty who bowled Wednes-
day night turned the trick showed that
the competitors in this tournament are
capable performers, and there will prob
ably be a large number of the fobs won.
A few belated entries were received last
night, and a place will probably be found
for them. The Phil Kearny team, of the
Foresters of America. is one. The st.
Columba's c. G. also entered a team last
Nights, the Jewels and three teams from
the Cinnamon Club.
ceeded in going into second place in the
Newark League race, and, with the season
half over, are but two games behind the
leading kruegers. The Nationals turned
the trick when they got three games in Il
row from the First Wards last night.
They do say that there is a jokesmith
on the Mpntclair Clubs team. When
Applegate turned in a tally of 200 for the
Columbia Club five in an Athletic League
match last night this humorist made the
score 100, and so gave it out for publica-
ton. The Hobokep boys are said to have
failed to appreciate the joke. TIL Co
lumbias got a tally of 765 in the first game,
but the score showed it 665. Montclair
got three games and tied the Rosevilles
for fourth place.
Newark Eastern League bowlers will
have their last chance to gain honors in
the Eastern League this afternoon and to-
night, when they roll their final games in
Paterson. The locals have a chance of
taking first place in the two-man and five
MN series.
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otals. -. $50 s14 93s Totals. 1862 so7
ODD GAME FOR BELLEyILLE.

Belleville Club pin knights visited the
alleys of the Northern Republican Club
from the home five In a Newark League
match.
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NATIONAL TURNER'S
NOW IN SECOND PLACE.
NEWARK LEAGUE RECORD.

The National Turner'S jumped into second
place in the Newark League race last night
by virtue of a three-time victory over the
First Ward Republican Club. The Turner'S
bowled in excellent form, and were never
in much danger of being beaten by the
First Warders. The scores:
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National Turn Verein bowlers nave sue
ceeded in going into second place in the
Newark League race, and, with the season
half over. are but two games behind the
leading Kruegers. The Nationals turned
the trick when they got three games in a
row from the First Wards last night.
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Newark Eastern League bowlers will
have their last chance to gain honors in
the Eastern League this afternoon and to-
night, when they roll their final games in
Paterson. The locals have q chance of
taking first place in the woman and five
MIR series.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
The SPORTING EDITORS VIEW

to win in nine frames. Zmich filled
the bases in the sixth and the Dig
gers behind him gave an example of
their nerve in the tense moments by
throwing out three men at the plate
and saving the game. zmich issued
eight passes in all and It required
not only some great heaying by him
but some stellar defense by his fell
low workers to keep the Newark
tribe from counting with great reg
ularity. The stonewall defense of
the team without the manager in the
lineup makes the feat even the more
noteworthy. Truly O'Day has ball
club with plenty Of nerve, plenty OF
courage and a fghting spirit that
will not bow down under the most
trying circumstances
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

Followers OF athletics who have
been harboring the opinion that Mar
tin Sheridan, the world famous ath-
lete. is pretty near end of his rope as
a maker OF new records have another
guess coming. The peerless athlete
is just as good as, If not better than
ever. This the big New York police
man made pla n recently in Gotham
when he established a new world S
mark for throwing the discus. Sheri-
dan hurled the missile 1873 feet inch
es beating the record made by BIB
Bill" Horr of Syracuse, that of 1872
Ieet IL inches, which the latter made
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

The Diggers copped hard one
from Newark, Sunday before a
large crowd. Though the Marionites
got thirteen bingles. four OF which
were doubles they could only register
four counts and two of those did not
come until the final frame.
No better evidence Of the luck that
the club is playing in could be de-
sired. The Diggers have been hit
ting hard in every game that has
been lost with the possible exception
Of the opener. Yet the hits as a
rule are not coming at the right
time, hence other clubs are getting
away with some games that they do
no! deserve.
II was a rigid defense that kept
the Molders from securing enough
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

Portsmouth OOOOOQ 100 %
Lima .......,.. 90 0 o -
Three base bits-Spencer, Sykes.
Sacrifice hits-Totman, Fink, Pick
ett Base on uterference-Sykes. Bas-
les on balls-On Ludwig, /; off Pickett
= Struck out-By Ludwig, 2; Pickett
g Stolen bases--Duifey, Reilley, q;
Newman. Left on bases-Ports-
mouth. 4; Lima, G. Double plays
Rink to Sykes Bases on errors
Portsmouth, 2. Tme--1:45. Attendy-
ance-325. Umpire--Bicrhalter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

Errors Newatk-Powers Marion,
Wolfe, Johnson. Williams
Two base liits-Snyder Williams,
2 Staley, 2. Struck out-By Chase, Z,
by Zmich 8. Bases on balls--Oh
Chase 2, Imieh $. Double plays
Staley to Wolfe. Stolen bases-Far-
lrell, Watkins Sacrifice hits-Staley
Wilson. Fisher. Umpires-Handiboe
and Tibbitts. Attendance-1,2 200.
Time-2:OO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

in the National A. A. u. champion
ships at Travers island. New York
last September. Sheridan accomplish
ed the feat by the new style throw
made from seven foot circle. The
new record Will undoubtedly stand, as
1t was sanctioned by the A. A. U. Of
hcials, and competent men were on
hand to measure the throws and
gauge the fouls made After his big
throw Sheridan mace one more trial,
but stepped over the seven foot ring
as he let the discus go, and the throw
was not measured. Conservative
judges said IT went at least l4O feet. J
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

When you're wearied from over
work, feel lislless, languid, or when
YOU cant sleep or eat. take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, the greateb;
American tonic. Thirty years the
best. 30 cents Tea or Tablets
Charles Sch mid & Co.
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c. A. O. DEFEATED

In a fast and cleanly played con-
test at the Garfield Park Sunday
morning, the g. A. C. club went down
in defeat TO the West Enders by the
score Of 4 and g. The batteries for
the West Enders was Murphy and
Doyle for the C. A. c. Minoughan
and Burke.
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sT. MARYs yICTORIOUs.

A most interesting game of ban
was played at Lincoln Park Saturday
morning in which St. Mary's High
school was victorious over the Fresh
men Of the Marion High school by a
score of 10 to s. Batteries Dwyer and
Burke for st. Mary's; Snyder, Cod
den and Sifrtt for Freshmen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

MANSFIELD, z; LANCASTER, G.
Mansfield, May S--With two men
out in the first half of the ninth
.Gowdy tied the score by a home run
but in the last half Mansfield won by
a base on balls followed by two hits.
Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

At Newark ahain today and then
the athletes come home for a six
day stay. Tomorrow will be the
formal opening of the season with
Lancaster and Smoke Iustus as the
attraction, Everyone is going 10 the
game and n monster crowd Is GER
tain to turn cut and greet the ath-
letes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

Two nase hit-Fisher, Abbott.
SSFuclt out BY Lloyd. s.; Lucas, 2.
Bases on balls-Gn Lloyd, 3; Lucas.
Stolen basc-Williams Sacrifice hits
--Pinkney, Sngdrr, McClintock Wrat-
ten, Wilson. umpires-Handiboe and
Tibbits. Atterdance-3OO Time 1875,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

1t will be either Wilmot, Lewis or
Hancock that O'Day will send In to-
day II the rain will permit the play.
Lucas or Whipple will pitch the
opener with the Ianks tomorrow and
1t will probably be the veteran for II
is some task TO down that Lancaster
team either early or date in the sea.
son.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Newark, 4; Marion, /.
Mans 'eId Z. Lancaster 6,
Lima, 2; Portsmouth, 0.
LIdA 2; IORTsMOUTH, D.

Lima, Mas S-Li;la won the first
game oi the series with Portsmouth
here tolGJ Fast fielding OF both
teams was feature. Pickett pitched
for the loC-!s, allowing only two hits
scoring a snurout game and strik-
ing out eight men. Portsmouth's
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
National League.
American Association

AT KANSAS CITY 10, indianapolis H.
An MINNEAPOLIS 8, Columbus 3.
AT MILWAUKEE 6, Louisville o.
81. Paul-Toleuo game postponed on ao-
count Of injunction against Sunday basa-
ball
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

II is noticeable fact that Marion
has had preC.y good luck in dodG
ing the rain spots and getting about
an even break or little better. II
will help some later on too as those
double headers which the others will
have to play will work a hardship on
more than one.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
Dope For Fans

Bill Johnstone Is doing a nifty job
OF filling the shoes of players who
are out of the game. Yesterday he
played for O'Day who Is out with
a broken toe. Two neat raps we're
secured by the utility man. In the
other games where he has filled in
he has swatted the leather hard.
Emmett Reilly is getting back to
his proper shape and the base run
ners are not running wild as they
did at Mansfield. Two were moved
down by Reilly's right yesterday.
Again Williams and Staley figured
In the breaking up of a game for the
Diggers. Their doubles in the elev-
enth gave the Diggers two.
Williams and Staley each poled two
safeties Sunday and each was good
for two bases.
zmlch got two OF the thirteen