The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-27
Two 8 to 2 Contests at New
ark Sunday.
LEWIS TAPPED AT RIGHT TIME
Diggers Unable to Catch Up
in First One.
Goulait Comes Strong I'm the Second
Game and Marion Is Victorious
Pitcher Clickenger Bats I'm Both
Newark Runs With Two Doubles.
(By Des IL. KjrIx)


defeat was staged by the Molder
and Diggers at Wehrle park, Sunday,
when both teams wound up their
present stay in Newark with a bar
gain matinee. Newark took the first
game by the score of 8 to 2, and this
same score defeated them I'm the
second event, although they made a
strong bid to win after losing the
AFFAIR I'm the third inning.
Some snappy ball was played, and
some of the frayed stuff also bobbed
up In the second game to rob 1t of
its interest to the Newark fans. There
was good crowd present in spite
Of the terrible exhibition OF the Mol
ders Saturday, but the bugs present
received their moneys worth during
the afternoon.
Both squads started strong in the
first contest and it was one of those
undecided games until the last Dig
ger was down I'm the ninth, then the
fans rested until the second melee
was started by Mason who after
working a short time became sick
and had to be retired, then Pitcher
Baxter of the Diggers replaced him.
The First Game.
Kendall started things In game
number one with a hit and stopped
at Hummeps station when Meyers
bunted. Riehl hit a short two bag
ger, and the ball, relayed from Col
ligan stopped him at the plate. A
moment later Riehl was caught off
second by Reilly's peg to Hummel
There was nothing doing until the
thirdd then the Molders made their
first count
Conley was raped trying to get
out of the road of wild pitch and
trotted to first. In trying to sacrifice
him Hanna skied out to Reilly then
Hollingsworth hit and Conley went to
third. Kendall was safe on the choice
that killed Hollinsworth, but Conley
scored on the play, then Kendall an
nexed the second sack. Meyers was
hit then Riehl singled but Clickinger,
who was running for Kendall, who
had twisted his ankle came into the
plate standing up and he was nab
bed.
The Lewis gang tied up the score
in their half of the fourth when Col
ligan singled. Hollingsworths error al
lowed him second, but Epler struck
thTtt Wlut oIltSt NhN f''N
out. Hummel was safe on another
wobble of Hollingsworth but Reilly
singled and Colligan scored. Reilly
stole second but died there for
Meehan and Johnston were laid low.
Newark again forged to the front
in their half of the chapter and
Franken was the man who started
II with his little single; he stole
second and scored on errors of Hum
mel and Weller. Anderson was easy
out and Nc Dowell walked He was
left at first though for Conley flied
out and Hanna grounded.
Hanna's juggling stunt put Colligan
on first I'm the eighth round and An
derson's passed ball sent him to sec
ond. Epler sacrificed him to third
and when Hummel smashed \Colligan
scored. Hummel stole second but Nc
, Dowell stopped further progress by
nipping high ones sent to him by
Reilly and Meehan.
,RiehPs crowd won out In the
eighth. Kendall singled to right and
reached second on Myers sacrifice
Riehl was passed but Franken hit
two sacks and Kendall registered
easily. Franken expired at second for
Anderson whitfield and Mcdowell
grounded out.
The spora