The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19

frightened their belts and snatched the
second contest out of the fine, win
ming by score Of TO T. All hope
of a win had gone n giimmering be.
cause, the fifth inning had been
nightmare for some 400 rooters
Three of the enemy made successful
circuits Of the sacks in this round.
These counts added TO one pushed ac-
ross the pan i'm the third caused
cloud OF gloom To settle over the bali
park But in the sixth, the fans
clamorad for win and they got it
Both managers presented the same
lineup for the second production eX-
cept, of course. the pitchers. Goulait,
after suffering a few Gays suspension,
came back and came back with win.
Aside from little wildness. his
smoke and fast breaking curves were
very effective. He prevented ten Reap
ers from reaching the sacks by util-
izlng the strike-uut method. Foley
was whitfield In the second but he
reached first when Smith allowed one
of Gouaits fast ones to get past him
on the third strike.
Caring for the manner I'm which a
southpaw had kept tae 1eavy hitting
Diggers hitless in the first contest.
Manager O'Day deci6nd to work the
over worked Hixon but Il did not take
him long to observe that yesterday
was not "A IliXon day Colligan the
first man to face him, was walked
after which Charley paraded Hollongs-
4 worth, chasing Ilixon The right
handler was master or the situation
except In the second and the sixth.
lie was beaten i'm these two innings.
Colligan, after being walked. got AS
far as third i'm the first but died
there. I.allier sacrificed him To second
and he took third ON Mcchan's
grounder but Lindy was taken care of
| by O'Day IN center field.
The Reapers We're easy In the first
and the second rounds. Hollingswortli
started trouble IN the Digger's half
of the second when he issued pass
10 Kelly. llummel sacrificed him Ia
second and WAS safe himself when
Firstsacker O'Day dropped Mckee's
assist. smith advanced t:e runners by
lsacrincing Weller came to the pan
and smashed out timely single. scor-
| ing Kelley. IIummel had only 70
wait until Goulait came to the pm
for him to bring IN the next run. Gou-
lait singled. Later. he stole second
Conigan hit into double play. llc
grounded 20 the pitcher. who throw
him out at first. Goulait had straycd
too far from second rucK and O'Day
heaved the, ball to Foley, who touched
Goulait.
with two down in the third period
Kendall doubled TO center Manager
O'Day followed the blow with a single
and the first Reaper count came In
Red Mckee famed the air for the
last out.
Although the Diggars filled the
sacks in the third a timely hit was
not fourth coming ana no scores re
suited Eddie Meohan attempted L
swipe the home pan and some sa,
that he succeeded but the umpire saw
the play differently and he was called
out.
The Reapers stepped TO Goulait II
the firth for four singles, scoring thre
men. The pitcher was tanned NAH
singled to left and Kendall to right
ODay scored them on his single L
center Mckee few out To Collig1n
c. ODay singled scoring f. o'DaN
Charley was forced out at secon
when Foley singled.
Kelley opened Digger festival i
fthe sixth with single over the mrs
sack Hummel was safe on a boo
by the short stop, Smith advance
the runners with a sacrifice and bot
scored whom Weller singled. Goulal
singled through short and Weller TOO
! second. Colligan flew 10 center III
the second out. Laliler was good ia
a smash to Nally, who was unabl
to catch Goulait at second. Foley =
the ball get by him md Weller reacn
ed third and started home. Fole
threw home but Weller arrived betof
, the ball. The Reapers did "a lot
throwing around the bases but ever
, one was safe. McKc, threw To thlr
, to catch Goulait. and Connell thre'
to second to catch l.allier but the rui
ners were too speedy Moahan hit
! high fly to Foley ana the side wa
retired.
i Il. O'Day got to second by meai
!, Of "a two hagger in IN" seventh p'
!, the batsmen following him were eHs
= outs and no more scoring was don
, Score:
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