The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-11

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Geyer was hurt In the third inning
and forced to retire. Plummer led off
with a single and stole second. Newn-
hams nv, was slowed away by Col
Dgan. Geyer hit a single which Kel-
ley knocked down. Half falling, he
recovered the ball and threw to
Smith. Plummer reached third and
Geyer reached second and both rum
ners ventured off the bags. Smith
feigned throw to catch Geyer, caus-
ing that PLAYER to side into second
base head first and cut cash in his
head on Lallier's spikes. Smith fool
ed old head Plummer. Tom, thinking
Smith intended to throw to second,
started toward the pan. Instead of
throwing to second, Smith banged the
ball to Weller. who easily touched
out Plummer before he could return.
Reihl was welked but Blue struck at
three and missed for the last out.
A Strange Double play.
There was an odd bit of base ball
staged in the third when four hits.
one of them n double netted but one
run. The four came in succession.
and were preceded by an error.
Senaff was safe when Plummer drop
ped his fly in right Linderbeck
cropped a Texas leaguer back Of third
base and reached second. There was
some strange happening for the next
few minutes. Kelley hit liner over
second base. Boggan came in on the
run and some thought he caught the
bali near his shoe strings. However.
the hall was trapped. Seneff hesitated,
returned TO touch third intending to
score on what he thought was
sacrifice fly but the coachers shouted
for him to race honeward. He at
tempted To reach the pan but had
lost too much time and the ball was
relayed, Baggan to Joyce to Blue, and
he was murdered Lewis was on the
first base coaching liuo and yelled for
Seneff to move home. Kelley sup
rosed that Baggan had caught the
bali fairly and strolled lesurely off
the bag. AS soon as Blue touched
Seneff out at the pan, he threw to
Reihl and Kelley was retired, much
10 his surprise.
with all these mistakes. the Dig
gers tied the score. Cooper followed
Indy. Weller singled but Hummel's
fly landed In McConnel's NIT.
Senenf held the visitors safe until
the sixth butt the Diggers collected
four runs in the meantime. Smith
opened the the fourth with a single,
Colligan sacrificed h'm to second. Lal-
lier walked and both runners counted
when Seneff poled q three bagger TO
right Seneff came home with the
next run when Linderbeck hit long
fly TO Baggan. Kelley doubled and
Cooper pushed him home with u poke
to left 1
Picks Count Three Again.
Fans were frlght,ned in the sixth
They feared that Senefi's weakness
would allow the Picks to overcome
the Digger lead. and they came near
doing It. Blue doubled and Prysock
singled. Baggan hit safely to center
but Cooper failed TO stop the ball and
Blue and Prysock scored. Herold sac
riflced Baggan to second from which
position he counted when Plummer
ngled. Plummer was caught steal
ing The visitors sn@eded but one run
to tie the score but that one never
came
Pitcher McIlvaine. whose anatomy
re sembles that of a string In form.
took up the toiling in the sixth. Lal-
ller, the first man to face him.
cracked single through the short
stop. seneff famed gut Undertook
was good for q mighty triple which
landed between center and left. Lal-
ller crossed the pan on the blow
Lindy didn't wait long for an OPP
portunity to score. Kelley hit a
long fly to Baggan and the runner
at third came home. Cooper mashed
his third hit over the second base
mans head and Weller was walked
but Hummel grounded out
| Goulait Enters cray.
| Goulait, who was sent to the mound
I IL.