The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-23
take TWO MORE
FROM THE BABES
Diggers Make it Four in
two Days.
CLOSE CALL IN The FIRST
Visitors Tie in Ninth and
Cause Scare.
Zmich as Pinch Hitter Delivers n
Smash That Wins--Baxter Should
Not Have Been Scored on--Goulait
Great I'm Second Game-Circus
Plays Many.
(By s, T.. Co,I,Len)

teresting until Zmich walloped one 10
q safe spot in left center, sending in
Colligan with the winning run. The
day before the lowly ones were ahead
until Diggers, with grand rally,
stepped away with the contest
And yesterday, like on the day be-
fore, Chillicothe succumbed very easi-
ly in the second, failing to push
runner around
The First Game.
There was plenty to interest the
fan bugs in the double bill. Both
games we're filled with plays of the
sensational order but this brilliancy
was somewhat dmmed by errors on
both sides.
Billy Baxter appeared In the lead
ing Digger role and Chillicothe
should not have counted on the easy
going local Reilly's error in the sixth
inning gave them a run and the ty-
ing count was made when Epler err
red on hard driven ground ball In
left, giving caller two extra bases
and the mishap was followed with
life to left center that was just with
out the reach of three frantic Dig
gers.
Baxter pitched In something the
same manner that he did on Sunday
against Portsmouth. Chillicothe kept
hitting the ball at intervals but with
runners on the pitcher would go TO
work with vim and though 1t was
the first man up generally that made
the rifle he could not get around.
on the opposite hill Harrison was
placed by Leader Kibler and the In
| FAINT was given a warm reception. He
was bumped regularly throughout the
game but Diggers could not hit in
rows after the first inning II remain
ed for an eleventh round breakup
party to accomplish the desired result
with Colligan down i'm the opening
| round Gus Epler whanged q pretty
one into right that sailed over the
wall and the Digger pranced around
the paths Hummel, who establish
ed a league record with the willow
Yesterday, got his first of seven safe
| smashes and went to second on Reil-
| Iys Swinging bunt.' Meehan de-
| Iiyered the necessary shot--a pretty
one to center, scoring Hummel, kib-
| Ier's boot let Goulait reach first and
Meehan scamper to third. In an at
tempted double steal Meehan was
caught at the plate on Kibler's per-
feet return of Halcy's throw
Diggers threatened I'm the second
when Johnstonc singled, but Weller
couId not sacrifice and lifted to Lohr
Johnstone was sent to second on BaN'
ter's out at first and died there wher
Purtell threw out Colllgah' hple'
sIasbed one at Irwin to open the thirc
laI
mel again hit safely in right middle
and Reilly rflled a beauty to rlgh
center that would have scored hum
mel had not Whalen, a new man Wh,
replaced De Witt, made circus cater
i'm his gloved mitt while travelling
fuII speed. Lohr took care or NEE
han.
With pair down in the fifth Eple
and Hummel hit together but Rem!
rolled to Kibler for force OF Hum
mel
The visiting tribe was somewha
dangerous in the fourth when hlple
and Irwin opened with singles am
Whalen sacrificed In an attempte
snueeze Baxter showed his fast tleld
inc ability and his toss to Reilly wa
ahead of KibIer. Baxter then let on
, n bit and Doggett got about thre
= good swings,
killer opened the ChilliCothe scor
: ing inning with double to rlght ma
die Waller's error in trying to thru'
ont Irwin gave that player a lie An
LET killer slip to third, Chased bac
. and forth he eluded his pursuel
y when Reilly dropped throw trol
. Colliean. and Reilly blocked kiole
7 so that the Umps motioned the Vlslto
to cross the rubber. When the smok
J, cleared Irwin was on second an
s VbaIen on first Potts sacrlhce
j them along and Baxter for the secop
time tanned Doggett In a pinch'
Grandle batted for Potts and tanne
10 omen the ninth. ware replnce
al Dopgett and threw cold chllls IN
tho fans when he Clouted to leit an
the hall got away from Epler' soln
, 20 the fence while the Infant mac
9l three sacks. Haley tied the cou'
III when he put. pepper just out OF u
J. reach of Mdehan, Epler and Colligs
i'm left center. Ware scoring Epl
). was camped under the Harrison iol
0 er to left.
The tenth might have been gam
n. breaker for Chilicothe had IRWIN
ybalen been able to deliver ba
fer presented Purtell with the on
pass he issued in the afternoon al
Mark repaid It by stealing second al
y, third where he died when none.
"a his pals could make true connectlo
"a uummel failed to hit safely in l
eleyenth-the only time he fell doN
in the whole day Reilly howeV'
was able to deliver a two-base co
neetion to left and when Whal'
. playing third i'm Doggetts pa
heaved high to Irwin after han9l
: Meehan's hopper, Meehah
safe at first while Reilly reaon
third. Meehan eliminated the like
II hood of a double play around
horn when he stole and zmich' b'
Z II ting for aGoulait in. an effort to &C
Y ciude, the ceremonies, delivered
screaming drive to left center u
pushed Reilly over the plate with