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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
zANnsvILLE WINS SECOND.


GAINESVILLE, o., April GAINESVILLE
defeated New Philadelphia here
Sunday afternoon by the score o.
3 to in the game that decided
the winner OF the second. place in
the league race. The game was
one of the hardest fought contests
of the year. No one did more bril-
liant work than the others. Score:
Zanesulle-3, Philadelphia.
Korzlllus .... f. r. LOxon
Zirbes ........s. r. Cunningham
Reichart C. Farren
Grifith and
Deylin ...... II. B. >. Gardner
Heffner G.. Pence
Goals--Zirbes 2, Korzilius, Cum
nlnsham Rushes-Kor1illus 6, Lox-
on. Stops-Heffner 28, Pence 32
Fouls-Gardner, Pence, Zlrbes. Ref
eree-Whiting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

Lima, o., April 3. Unless the in
terest Of the fans IS insincere, pros
poets are bright for not only a good
lively ball team In Lima this year,
out for a better than fair finan-
dal season.
The town has been without organ
ICED baseball since, the days when
Lima won the Tri-state pennant III
The early oil boom days, until Bob
bic Quinn's Ohio State league was
born. Ii required some education
anew. But this kindergarten work
Was accomplished last year and the
good crowd which greeted the Reds
yesterday indicates better patronage.
nhe fractions have also made a big
lsset for Sunday games here.
Manager Lee Fohl mas made a
good impression and is cool and
irm, He has virtually picked out
he team which will start the sea-
son, pending any further cast-offs
rom Columbus, which seems unlike
y. Alex Reilley will not return TO
he outfield here, nor will Lima get
,ither Ketter, the former Marion
star, or LaRue THE third-sacker
either would round out the Cigar
makers to near champ form at least
lnder proper management. The To-
ais look very strong on uhe rubber,
ave faster infeld and harder
hitting bunch than last season and
With Fink and Foutz in the outgar-
lens that end is well cared for, a
.hiFd man being an easy man from
me many applicants should Colum-
BUS fail TO be generous.
The team Is now lined UP as fol-
ows: Catdhers, Anthony and Fohl;
pitchers, Pickett, Garyey, Bishop
pennybaker Preston, Ashenfelter
Hrohe; inheld Sykes. Farowl We'll
sr, Newnham; outheld, Fink, lert
Houtz, middle; Snyder right. Third
}aseman Ed Bradley, OF Cleveland
was released on his own request to-
day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

tiding a saddle horse, though, Of
course, there is no danger of the steed
bucking or kicking and throwing the
rider overheard. The ships horse is
guaranteed to be gentle and steady on
its feet, even when the steamship is
lurching and pitching In a heavy sea-
At such times, however, It is better
not 70 mount even so well hltched a
horse as this unless one is looking, like
Mr.. Roosevelt, for the most exciting
hind Of adventure.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
RoosEvELTS SEA HORSE.
Mbshins on shipboard to Afford Ex,
President Exercise.

President Exercise.
Horseback riding and tennis. next to
cunning for wild animals, constitute
the favorlte sports of ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt. There is no ten.
MN court on the German liner Ham
burg, which Mr.. Roosevelt chose for
bic voyage across the Atlantic, but the
shipis is provided with sort OF rocking
horse which is considerably more than
4 toy, and the prediction was made
that the strenuous ex-chlef magistrate
would find this part of the vessels
gymnasium equipment very conyen-
lent as a means Of exercise during the
passage from New York to Naples. It
u 10 constructed that riding on 1t gives
one very much the same sensation as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
He Was Perfectly Frank Win Her.

81 will never marry a man." said n
naughty young woman, "whose for.
tune has not Mt least five ciphers in IT,"
Take me-" replied her admirer, a
young lawyer. Mine is all ciphers."-
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

Dayton, o.. April 5.-Catcher Fred
Abbott of the Toledo team says the
old Cleveland club, and Bill Bradley
in particular, was the greatest team
ne was ever with for playing prac-
teal jokes on Youngsters.
Abbott tells the best one on big
ed" Walker, during a "trip from
Cleveland to st. Louis They we're
in the last rar on the train, and
HE big hat bag was slowed out on
me platform.
When they were n few miles out
of cleveland, Bradley shouted; "Who
Is on the bats tonight Bill Ar
mour was asleep and Lajoie an
swsred: walker is on tonight.
"Big Ed" did not know what they
meant, but he was quickly told.
They took him by the hand, led him
10 where the bats were lying and
Informed him that he would have to
stand his four-hour watch.
Walker stuck to dhe post like a
major. -Four hours later Bradley
went out, told Ed that he was to
look after the sticks for the rest OF
he night, and sent the big fellow
TO bed.
Walker was covered with dust
from head to feet and his face was
as black as ink. After he had
washed up and retired to his berth
Bradley sneaked in and went to bed.
It was days before Walker ever "got
next to the joke. Ir
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
Stung.

That man has no conscience"
"Why do you think so?'
'He cheated ME fearfully in horse
trade In which / supposed | was easily
getting the better end of the bargain" !"
Chicago Record-He
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

The freclled genteel southpawic
Webb seems to have everything a
pitcher needs but control and he is
getting that. Manager Abbott, of
the Toledo club. has had him stand
ing in the box and cutting the cor
ners until the recruit thinks that is
all there is to spring training. The
effect has been good, however, for
Webb declares he has learned more
pitching in 10 days here than in all
his previous career. If this boy
keeps on delivering like he has In
the practice stun, he will stand a
few sluggers ON their heads before
the last OF September sends him to
winter quarters.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

ne largest state building erected
On On, Gne grounds OF the Alaska-Yu.
non-Pac'fic Exposition is that OF
tne state of California. The build
ing is OF old California Mission de-
its kind. ''''n VI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
q a. O. REMOVES
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gland work Of
ing through
blood
these
bon Affection
troubles neutazing
removing the umors from the blood oools the n
thickness muupies Its
nutritious red corpues and nrches in every Then the skin
nourshed sooted and otend BY thus cooling healthy stream Of blood
Eczema Acne letter Salt Rheum and all other diseases and
bemishes complexion
Skin medical advice desired all wts
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA. GA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

play upsets the opposing team and
advances the runners, the ball usu-
ally goes through the hole for q
safe hit, as the shortstop frequently
runs TO cover second to head off
the runner who was at first.
Bunny Pearce may be fauuned out
10 some Glass a. club this season,
according to a report from the Reds
training camp at Atlanta, Ga, Man
ager Griffith hs signed a phenom
in the person of Jim Laftte, who
mught for the Atlanta team against
Cincinnati the other day. Dafitte is
n brother Of Pitcher Lantte, Of the
Detroit club. Manager Griffith
thinks that Pearce will be better
for, regular work, instead of warm-
ing the bench. a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
Try the Mirror want column.

Old Hawaiian "meles" will be
sung by a band OF the finest sing
ing boys of the Paradise OF the
Pacific drring the Alaska Yukon
Pacific Exposition. Tropical foliage
and palms will lend the air of en-
ehantment of the dreamy souta
Pacific.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

On account of the immense in
crease in passenger travel across the
6ontenent induced by the Alaska
Yukon7Pacifc Exposition. II is an
.nounced that the Yellowstone Nat
jDnal Park will open the season ten
days earlier than usual, and con-
'inue for two weeks later than
customary. The regular season will
open on June 10. hie
lUsAN:
For Peters appetite try baking powder
biscuits made Of Gold Medal Flour MARIA
In Great Britain there are 2,000-
100 trade unionists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
kilograms Fail to Reach the
Digger Recruits.
EMPLOY CUOUNDKEEPER
Scott Wooley Has Force Of
Men at Work on Park.
0'Dhy 10 Working Out at Magnetic
Springs and May Take Squad
There-The Dope.

AS It was impossible to telegraph
tickets to several of the players
who were to report here today, the
mails were used 10 forward the
transportation and as a result the
bunch will not arrive until Tuesday
and some will probably not get in
until Wednesday.
Some of the boys, recruits this
year and promising ones too, live
quite aways back in so that tele-
Graphic communication with them
is something impossible. But those
the the lads who will deliver when
given chance They play base
bali about ten months in year,
stopping only about long enough to
sew up their gloves.
Manager O'Day is now down at
Magnetic Springs doing a few miles
on the road and batting the ball
around The manager has been
advised that the new ones will not
get in until Tuesday or Wednesday
and he will continue to work down
there for a few days. II is pos.
lsible that he may take the pitchers
and catchers down to the springs
for a few days If the weather is
such that they can get plenty of
work out of doors.
The fans are anxious for the club
to get together and with a few
such days as this baseball will be
the one sole topic in Marion
''Red' Farrell sends word that
he Is in great shape this spring
and he expects to report here the
last of the week ready to play the
game OF his life. There will be
nothing to 1t If Eed sticks to his
determination and next spring he
will travel south with a big league
club.
The Ladies' tickets are now or
the press and will he put on sale
tomorrow morning. There will be
grand rush for the bargains Just
200 of the tickets will be issuad
and all must be solo by opening
day' the rules prohibiting the club
10 sell any after that date.
The tickets cost but 81 each pnd
auHilt 10 grounds and grandstand
Tor twenty games. Thus the fair
enthusiast may see twenty games
for " where If she did not have n
ticket 1t would cost her Sc TO see
the same number Of games.
That all OF the tickets will ha
sold long before opening dav Is cer-
tain judging by the numbe,. Of
telephone calls, coming into tho
strayer drug store where the tick
Iets are to be sold. 1t will be we'll
20 get your name on the list early
II you want a ticket.
Scott Wooley. who resides naar
me ball park, was today engaged as
groundkeeper and Immediately com.
lienced work putting the park In
shape for the training season r.
this weather continues for ,omn, ~
days the ground will be as fast os
Ilt generally is in midsummer woo, ~
ley thoroughly understands the worr
ana VIII keep the park In copdjtIor
throughout the summer.
me largest state building areo+o,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05
The Polo Standing

SUNDAYS RESULTS.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-05

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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK NassFr
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
ST. LOUIS MEN HERE LOOKING
OVER ROAD SITUATION
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Meeting Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday Morning They viii Co
Over the Proposed Route.

FhnaDciers from st. Louis arrived
here Wednesday 70 confer with the
local managers Of the proposed cleo.
n1e line. Those who are here are
Aessrs. Buchanan, MeDermo&t and
Murray These gentlemen and the
local promotefB Of the ebectric road
had a conference Wednesday evening
o Thufsday morning they VIII 70
over the route Of the proposed Vine.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20
BENTON 1T PASTOR

Monday night, May 18th, Rev. @.
b. Duff was Installed pastor of the
Presbyterian church The Commits.
sion having charge Of the instalIa-
ton consisted Of Rev. II. b. Barues.
Columbia; Mr.. Crockett Harrison, Of
Fulton. and DIR. A. 4 Wallace, Mex.
ico. hr. Duff begins bis work at
CITY With bright progpectN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

We unteFTt9EG another protest IL
b@AGg go&tea up against paving PROM
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gas tAzs there are other streets in
Mex60 Shhh the property owners
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

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9reky and powerful voice under PER
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a @oaa8e r@mber by Miss Mccormick.
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Grossly then played . sebethn from
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OAPhaa &lg "se sar4n Rose By
Llagi Ardal and Hiss Mccormick
played . delightful sonata By Franz
Schubert
The daa< Tram der s4unerlm.bv
LAbazskY was 2 beautiful ending OF
which both AIiss Barnnm and her pu.
Pills may BE- justly proud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

A n. Willsie. supl. of the C, B.
& q r. R.. and ]. W. Hove. new
train master OF the Burlington, were
IN Mexico Wednesday on business
Mr.. Howe succeeds RIM. og1yie,s hO
has been transferred to the BrokfIeld
division.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-20

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