The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-30

1t and Joe took him at his word hold
ing Baxter for today's toll.
Southpaw Walls will again try con-
cusions with the Diggers today in
the hope Of getting an even break for
Pete Childs. Walls has been mckier
than barrel of horseshoes but Lewis
believes that there is a turning point
someplace.
Three nice clean raps by Ossie
Schreck produced four of the five
runs. The fourth time Ossie faced Mil
Ter he got transportation.
Meehan faced the pitcher four times.
Twice he was hit and another time
he doubled. Each time he got on
Schreck sent him hiking for the plate
and he reached there without even a
close play being made.
Fishel played pretty game at
short and was hitting at them bet
ter in Yesterdays game. lie looks as
though he ought to get his share
of the biffs
Poor old John Weinberg. This hit
ting catcher's batting average is sew
cTal points lower than il would have
been had his foot been in good shape.
Sunday Colligan threw him out at
first Yesterday Llnderbcck repeated
the trick. Both were clean drives to
| right field Lindcrbeclt might have
worked II repeater but he fumbled
second drive by Wciny
Portsmouth scribcs say that the loss
Of O'Day has put them out of the
running for the pennant What have
those scribes to say concerning the
| loss of q star battery like Reilly and
Zmich affecting the play of the Dig
| gers? And Zmich has been missing
since early in July.
They are slipping and feel rather
| pcevish about IL do those Cobblers.
But there was no change yesterday TO
crab the work of Raphun who had
few close ones and those all went TO
the visitors, notably the Breen
play at the plate and Jones slide into
first.
| Joe Lohr was given his release by
Manager Lewis last night as 1t Is
necessary to cut down. Lohr Is a hne
| fielder, great baserunner ana
worker who IL there when brains
count. But Lohr has not been hittins
ND to the mark and had to be put
aside for better club swingers in TINS
| crucial race down the home stret'm
lack Bloomer, sent here by LOUIS
vile. is likely looking chap ana IL
anxious to get into real Digger hc-
tion. Lewis will give him the oppor-
tunity In the Chillicothe series "hleh
opens tomorrow.
Portsmouth concludes the season
hero tomorrow and then moves 10
| lima for four days. The way the
Champs are going four in row lor
Newnham may not be unexpected
Diggcrs should walk over ChillcoIhe
Land If the two leaders divide in the
series Diggers will be up there as"'n
Don't count the locals out noW-H
looks as though there Is gong lo pe
hattie that will last until September
liS when the journeys end Is reached
Many fanbugs are predicting PEN
nant for Lima. Natural enough inc
,com in the lead, especially when It's
an enemy is always the favorite III
tho netting but before Lima WINS the
Champs will have a contest Wlth MA
rion even If Portsmouth iaiis py tne
wavside. Champs have to go on Il long
road trip, commencing next SuhuaS
ana perhaps-wen just perhaps.
Nessor made two homers for Lima
yesterday.
LLOYD nut over another winner
Oeborno Reilly and Lloyd are
mighty good mainstays for Newman
tbcso DAYS. The loss of PennypaNer
lid not hurt Osborne is far petter
winner
uoiria Peitz, please put the Champs
7 down today
Did Ada Miller sleep well last night
4, L a
, fans worried lest the crouch stayeu
win him and his sumbers were dis
turbed by it,
| Ludwig says that he has pitched
better ball. felt better and has had
fewer hits made off him this season.
: while with the topmost club yet ne
has not won as many games as he ala
last year with a joy club that was In
] tho cellar about all the way.
Peggy Moore and Ludwig are both
adjoining the Cobbler bench. If Walls
does not warm up right one or the
, other probably Peggy, will be called
upon today. Neither has any particu-
lar desire to battle Diggers,
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