The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-17
ANOTHER SHUT
OUT FOR COOPER
The Southpaw Pitches a
Great Game.
KELLY HITS HOME RUN
Lallier's Work at Bat is a
Feature.
The Shortstop Gets Three Hits i'm ,s
Many Chanccs--IIc Also Scores
Two Runs-Wcinberg Shows Indir-
fcrcnt Work and Is Yankcd-Per-
gle Moore Pitches Good Ball.

Master of ceremonies was 1,cfty
Cooper's official title at the park YES
terday afternoon and the visiting cob
blers from Portsmouth obeyed most
every order he issued. only five
times did they break from his away
ana land on the ball for safe binples
put nevertheless found themselves
Dlanked at the end of the final TIT
with the Diggers. The score showed
to 0.
Lefty dished out the same hitter
potion to the Cobblers that he handed
the Babes last sunday. Although nm
able to hold Childs men to one lono
hit as he did the Wriglcy swatsters
the performance of the southpaw arr
tist was grand exhibition from be.
Ginning TO end. He avoided trouble
ny not allowing men to congregate On
the bases and was bothered with but
one man at third. Goodrich landed
at that station when his single was
followed by double by Edwards
which dropped over Collgan's head
Goodrich had time to reach homo ON
the hit but the coachcr at third
thought differently and there ne per.
ished.
Cooper's Support.
A good chunk of his victory Cooper
may attribute to the bangup support
he received from the steady plavers
behind him. The Digger infield work
ed like machinery and not an error
was recorded against them The out
field was on the job except i'm one in
stance when Lindcrbeck hesitated and
allowed the hit, which started Good
rich on his way to third to fall be-
fore him. 1t would be hard TO find
better bail playing in the big leagues
than the exhibition of the Diggers
yesterday.
Pcggie Moore, who did the ninging
for the Cobblers, pitched a creditable
game of ball but was not given tn
best of support. Passed balls and err
rors figured I'm the scoring. But the\
ms teammates could do nothing i'm
the way of hitting Cdopcf so any one
of the Digger tallles which were
pounded in by clean hitting would
have won the game
Weinberg Yanked.
Weinberg was a surprise to the
fans. He pulled Off some very ivory
top plays and for some reason seemed
unwilling to help the team to the best
of his ability. In the third, he was
yanked by Manager Childs and Beers
sent in to do the receiving.
1t was Weinberg's doings that start
ed the Digger festival in the third
Peggie got by the first two inning
without being scored on but Colligan
started something in the third. He
hit a high fly which dropped within
few feet OF the plato inside the fouI
line and scampercd to first. Weiny
stood by and watched the ball come
To earth with a dun thud. Whether
or not he expected Moore to catch it
Is not known but Il was his ball and
he did not go after IT, Meehan sac.
fiiiced Colllgan 10 third after Weinl
had allowed him to travel to second
on passed ball. Lallier singled over
short and Colligan counted. Linder.
beck was safe when Conwell threw
low to Edwards, Kelley reached frs
on "A flelders choice. With Lallier al
| third Weiny allowed the second bal
to get by him and Lall counted. Thl,
seemingly Indifferent work wa.
enough for Childs and Beers was sen
| in. Weller's two-sacker scored Kelle,
but Weller died at second as Humme
grounded out.
kellcy's Home Run.
In the fifth Moehan drew pass
Lallier bunted down the first bas,
line and reached first before Moor,
could field the ball, Llndy ATTEMPTED
To bunt but popped to Edwards, who
threw Meehan out at second. viii
two down and Lalior at first, Kelley
added another home run to his rec.
ord by smacking the ball over the
right garden fence. Score: