The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-29
GOULAIT IS PINCH PRINCE
Theodore has it on Cobblers
all the Way.
New Faces Appear on Local team but
Batting Slump Refused 10 Dis
appcar--Itice and Walls Have Mag
nincent Battle on snturday-The
Games.
(By s. II. GOlden,)

Diggers took the second game of
the series with Portsmouth Sunday,
to 0, I'm a contest that was replete
with sensational plays and tense mo-
ments until the last man was put
down in the ninth.
Harter opposed our French friend,
Goulait Theodore, for be IL known
that Is the st. Clair boys front name,
had II on his opponent as pinch
prince and except in the closing in
nings was not in danger. Just two
big innings were enjoyed by the call
ers ana In either a hit would have
tied the score but that smash was not
forthcoming for Goulait, with Ossie
Schreck and his big glove there to
lend encouragement and advice, was
the original man of mystery.
on the other hand Marion, while
unable to hit Harter to any great ex-
tent-but four wallops being garnered
In the engagement--was able to get
runners on with a frequency that kept
Earter fighting to get out of hole in
almost every inning. Diggers were
getting the first man on. The lad to
whom sacrificing duty was assigned
generally fell down whereupon the
gency and put over theft. In each
one of the first seven rounds Marion
had runners as far as second and
| often to third and but two counted.
Both were driven over on clean wal
lops. The eighth was the only stanza
wherein Harter was able to put three
down In a row.
Diggers presented rather changeC
line-up.r Linderbeck, late of the Wis
| consin league, played in left in place
| of Epler while Ayette's place at short
was taken by Fishel, sturdy recruit
from the Lorain Independents. b tn
"debutted' well.
Meehan, assigned to lead-off duty,
got a good start in the first when
Harter caught him In the shoulder
with a fast one. Colligan breezed in
an attempt to dump one and Meehan,
| Immediately brought the advantage
back with the Diggers when he stole.
| Schreck raised to Jones in middle
while Undertook developed a batting
| average in the Ohio State when he
put shot in right past Irwin, let
| ting Meehan register. Undertook ad-
vanced on the throw-in but died there
when Weinberg. working with an in
jured foot, hobbled over and took a
| foul.
Jonesy's error gave Hummel a life
in the next. Weller popped to Irwin
| while trying to sacrifice and Hummel
stole. Harter used his tanning ap-
paratus on Fishel and Goulait
Meehan ushered In the local third
| with a walk and there were two on
the bricks when Irwin dropped Con-
wells throw on Colligan's sacrifice.
Schreck was up to bunt but popped
to Harter. With hit and run on, Lin
derbeck rolled to Harter, going down
at first and Meehan, trying to score
on the play. was the second out in o
| well executed double.
| Hummel was ribbed and stole sec
ond with one gone in the fourth but
was not advanced. Meehan singled
and stole with one put away In the
fifth. Reckheimer. however, came to
his pitchers assistance with great
catch of Colligan's mighty liner into
right and Meehan was doubled al
second.
Hornung's error on Schreck's hop.
per gave the old top a. life in the
next. After Linderbeck famed
Schreck pilfered and Johnstone skled
to Reck. Hummeps hard drive to
right went for n adouble-barrelled af'
fair when II hoped past ReclIheimel
and Schreck scored the second run
OF the matinee. Weller put a loftel
10 Breen.
To open the seventh Chllds pulled
out Weinberg, sending Irwin behin(
the plate. Barrett went to right fel,