The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-18

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venture to Webb park yesterday saw
an eleven inning encounter I'm which
the Regulars were vanished by the
Yanigans by four TO two score.
Those at the reunion saw better base
bali thai Is generally displayed by
t~G 'c:ime of the Digger squad i'm the
annual engagement and Furthermore
they got a line on some lads who
seem very likely to become successors
to Reddy Terrell and mis- pals In the
halycon days.
A glance at the field made Il seem
that playing was impossible but the
contrary proved to be true and eleven
frames the Digger hopefuls battled
,pn and received the plaudits of the
multitude In this case multitude
stands FOR S00)
Much of the interest centered on
the pitchers Lewis used two youngs-
ters on each side and fanbugs had a
pleasant surprise or two. They saw
Buzz Thomas start off for the Colts
and bend them over In Fourth OF
July style and without much effort
In the box this lad from the quarries
to be perfectly at home. He has q
nice delivery lot OF speed and some
pretty quick benders for this time Of
the year. Thomas cut them loose at
times but as rule only served them
lup, salome fashion (nothing on them)
In the five innings he worked the
Regulars got but one tally and that
was a Gift when a little fly back Of
the box went for a hit. But two clean
singles were garnered off his serving.
Smith started for the Regulars, and
the Colts worked runner the whole
journey after which there was nothing
doing although Smith did not extend
himself to any entent Four clean
raps in as many innings were made
by the Vans. Elliott succeeded Thomas
on the mound, got into difficulty his
inning, which was the sixth and then
steadied. used a trifle more smoke
and held his opponents scoreless dur
ing the remainder of the contest.
Goulait. lad who comes from ST.
Clair, made a marked impression when
he succeeded Smith on the hill. Goulait
just lobbed them over and the Yani-
gans could not straighten them out to
a safe place, until the eighth when
an error n stolen base, single and
a passed ball, let a Yanigan complete
the circuit and tie the score. Goulait,
when in trouble would put on the
speed though and there was nothing
doing.
! Ayette opened for the Yanigans by
getting walk from Smith. Squirrel
Elmer was target Van Uum, tried
to sacrifice but Guettschaw with a
perfect peg cut off Elmer at second,
a nifty play Ayette made third. Hug
gins rolled to Smith and Ayette was
over before the pitcher got the ball.
| The Reg Jlars tied up the count In
their half, although Buzz Thomas
should not have been scored on. KeifeI
had difficulty backing up on Krug-
mans lift back of third, but finally
got under the ball and dropped it,
with one out Zmlch, received an ova.
tion when he came up. The big south
paw gave the pill n ride into deer
center but Elmer travelled fast in the
bad going and speared 1t. Reilly caught
lone of Thomas benders on the
I"ivory." With two ON Boyer hit lit
tile fly back of Thomas that either he
lAyette or Hummell should have hand
led but which none got, and Krug
man raced in with the tying run.
The Regulars Went into the end II
the sixth when Elliott ascended thu
lmound Boyer raped for two base
as n starter Lewis hit to short anC
lAyette's throw to Keifer was ahead %
Boyer, Singles by Holleran and Bol
\ sent Lewis the required distance
Two one hasers at the opening of TIN
seventh put Elliott i'm bad but he ex
tended himself and with the aid o
sharp fielding, held the Regular
1 scoreless.
The game might nave been goln
on yet had not Reilly decided .
pitch. In the first of the eleventh
Rellp passed Ayette, the first man I
| face him Elmer followed with clou
| to middle, advancing the Frenchma
to second A passed ball let him g
to third and he scored when Van Our
was being thrown out by Holleran, al
though had not the Chicago boy bee
anxious to end the game he Nigh
III rk.,.