The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-26

Notes OF the Game.
Az far as can be learned Epler
got awey without being hugged.
Colligan to walk In the ninth had to
play out the string. With three and
two on him 1t required good nerve to-
stand there and let one go by and de-
pend upon the Umps. Colligan had the
nerve and got the walk.
"Now what do you think of that?"
was all Chillicothe players could say
When the ball sailed over.
Epler had three balls and one strike
He knew Harrison would send over a
straight one to make sure of getting
II three and two. Instead of letting
the pitcher put him in the hole Epler
crossed him up and sent the cripple
out of the lot.
Two doubles and home run, figur-
ing I'VE in Maron's six runs was
what Epler accomplished.
Meehan's hitting figured in two of
the local runs Reilly drove him In
with a single after he had trippled
and I'm the seventh after Epler had
doubled Il was Meehans inheld tap
that made II possible for Gus to score.
Colligan staged swell catch of
Potts long foul near the right field
bleachers in tfe seventh.
Joe Lewis was as happy as anyone
on the patch when the stuff went
through in the ninth. The manager
had, tolcd hard under conditions that
were more than trying and until Epler
did It there appeared to be no chance
for Marion to win a game in which
Chilicothe should have scored but one
run instead of five.
Wolfe played a good game afeld yes
terday but could not show Lewis
hit in the five times he was up
Chillcothe kept getting the first man
on each inning, making the Diggers
fight the harder and generally it was
Lewis who had to bear the brunt of
the attack.
ninth. only Colligan, Meehan and
Lewis escaped the error column. The
errors were mostly on easy chances.
With all of those clinkers of sat
urday and Monday out of their sys-
tens Diggers should do some gilt
edged playing for the next fortnight
or two.
Phelan overlooked a bet in the first
inning and Chillicothe got run by It,
Purtells drive hit Twins foot and
glanced away from Hummel Irwin
should have been out and the side
would have been retired. Then Dewitt
would not have scored.
Irwin came in after the inning was
over and called loudly to Phelan
claiming that the ball had not hit him.
"Yor're liar" whooped the bleach
critics In unison The thing was so
plain that they could not be mistaken.
Ayette was the only Digger to steal.
Lewis was somewhat wild and Reil-
ly showed that he can get over on
the ground and stop them when neces
sary. Diggers never had catcher
quite as fearless or injury with the
game at stake. ..
Young Hickey, brother of Branch
who gained National fame in baseball
and football, played his first game
with Chillicothe yesterday. The kid
caught fairly good game but some
of his conversation was amusing to
the old tops.
Foxy Clark Griffith used young
Hickey to put over good one on
Dallas. When that club wired for
price on Hickey. meaning the kids
older brother Griffith replied they
might have him for $3.50. Dallas. paid
the money and got the stars brother.
They kept him as long as they could
and now he's back in Ohio.
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