The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
Those vIndictIve DIggers compIete-

received at the hands of the Babes
from Chillicothe i'm the first game of
the series, at the park yesterday af-
tornoon. Fans thought Sundays
game avenged the defeat of Saturday
but It didn't. There was n pitcher on
Zeke Wrigley's staff whom the Dig
gers had a personal grudge against
and this almost fatal aversion was
dispolled from their systems before
the game was over. The final score
was II to in favor OF the Marion
crowd.
Manager Wrigley made the Dig
gers revengeful actions possible by
sending Hi Grandle-he who admins
tered the bitter pill Saturday-to the
mound. Joe Lewis placed his bet on
the coming back qualities Of Theo-
dore Goulait and Theodore came back
Iii didn't.
The premier pitcher of the league
Jared badly before the Digger war
clubs. He lasted but two and one
third innings, during which time he
was hammered all over the lot Ho
was found Cor 12 very safe bingles and
sufficient runs to win the game.
ZeSe stood at second base and
watched the Diggers pole six safe hits
In succession for a total of four runs
before he decided to apply the der
rick. Pitcher Longmore was sent to
the firing line and he checked--the
rapid advance of the Diggers a trille.
Several Stars.
Ialier's brilliant fielding stunts in
the first few innings and the work of
fIa, Ell tal
had a great deal to do with the VIC
tory. Smiths trusty pegging arm nail
ed three runners on the sacks Ten
nant, Liglerbeck and Colligan did
fancy stunts in the field.
The Babes dropped, one, two. three
in the first, thanks 10 Lalliers great
stop OF a hard hit ball from Kib-
ler's hat. The Diggers were not so
easy in their half. Colligan opened
with single, advanced to second
when Meehan hit between short and
third and scored when Linderbeck
grounded to Wrigley. Kelley hit a
pop to zeke. 4.U
Clean hitting and a stolen base al
lowed the Babes to tie the score and
place themselves one run to the good
in the second. Goulait served Reilly
with one to his liking and the ball
sailed into safe territory in center
field allowing the catcher to reach
second. Kelly grounded out, sending
Reilly to third. Wolfe singled through
short and Reilly came home. Wolfe
pilfered second before Harriet fan
ned and came home when Tenant
singled TO right. Grandle struck out,
retiring the side.
The Diggers tied the score in their
half of the second. With one down
Hummel singled and rounded the
sacks when Smith and Goulait, the
two batters following him, singled.
Colligan was called out on strikes by
the umpire but Meehan followed with
single. Smith attempted to score
on the blow but Tenant made pret-
ty return of Eddie's hit and he died
at the plate.
Iii Grandlc Chased.
The Diggers did all the counting In
the third. They did plenty, too. Lal
lier famed but Undertook was good
for single and was followed by Kel-
ley and Weller with singles. With
the bases crowded, Hummel steps to
the pan and swats the ball far out
between right center field clearing
the bags and stopping at third Smith
dropped the fifth hit back of second
base, out of anyone's reach. Goulait
sent him to second with a single to
Ileft Zeke motioned Grandle to the
bench at this stage of the game and
| called for Longmore. lie filed the
bases by walking Colligan. Wolfe
knocked down a hot grounder from
Meehan's bat, but Eddie reached first
in safety and Smith counted. Lalliel
made the second out, a foul to Ham
mond. Lindy gathered his second hit
during the inning, single to center
securing Goulait. Kelly allowed tho
ball to go through him and Colligar
crossed the pan. Meehan reached
third on the error and started homo
but was called back. He had ventur'
ed too far off the sack as Kelly's whiT
To Hammond nailed him.
A walk resulted In a run I'm the fifth
IGoulait walked Harriet and he reach
ed third when Tenant singled ovei
Yelley. Longmore hit into a double
play but Harriet scored on the play
the only damage done during the in
ming.
Two In the Seventh.
The Diggers waited until the sew
enth before pushing the last'two run
Iners across the pan. Longmore aid
ed and abetted in the scoring as III
walked two men and hit a third. Ten
nant cut off hit by making a goo'
catch of Kelley's fly that was seeking
safe territory. Longmore then walk
ed Weller and Hummel and Smitl
singled, filling the bases. The Bab
twirler hit Goulait, forcing Welle
over the pan. Colligan struck on
but Meehan singled past Hammond
and Hummel raced home with tn
Hast Digger count. IIallier hit POI
to Wrigley for the last out
After scoring in the ffth the Babe
never had lock in and the gum
| went 10 the Diggers. Score: