The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04

lJlBEeiS Cul bc IulbHly pl'NN VI
the performance they participated in
at the park Wednesday afternoon.
They chased the hodoo which has
been hanging over them for the past
three games. tuned up Manager
Childs' Champs ana played snappy
two-step the closing strains OF
which ran like this--7 to !. The music
listened well to the ears Of the fans,
too. Portsmouth errors boosted the
score bit but Il was the smuggling
mood the Diggers were Ia that won
the battle. Hra
ShaLe-up IN Batting Order
Senen was trOtted out from the
pitching stan by Manager Lewis
and for the first lime this season, he
was allowed to SO the fun nine in
nings. liz made hit gathering ex~
tremely hard Tor the Champs and
WAS master Of ceremonies throughout
the entire contest. Three safe bmgles
were all the callers could fathom
his twirling for. Seneff's team mates
were pulling for a victory. too. Some
magnificent fielding was contributed
by them toward the win. After see
ing SO many bingles go for naught
in the past few games, and obsery-
ing "A change in the hitting OF some
OF the men, Lewis decided to give
the batting order u shaking up. lie
placed Colligan, who has been arriv
ing at FIRST base with great regularity
here OF late next to Meehan. Lallier
Smith and Linderbeck follow Colli-
gan in order, and these men are
very likely to drive in "A run most
any time II there happens to be a
| runner on the sacks The plan work
ed yesterday in great shape.
Manager Chlds placed Cook on the
mound with the Instructions TO dupli
cate the performance of Harter of
Tuesday and he kept that end In
view until the seventh. In The seventh
ana eighth innings. cook gave an air
ship exhibition. and was pushed up-
| wards by his fellow players.
Jones And Hhc Umps.
Umpire WillSeFson and Center
| Fielder Jones had an alteration in
| the fourth over strike which Jones
contendcd was not a strike. II re-
suited In the umpire sticking To his
lecisAon, as Is usually the ease and
,he center gardener being escorted
from the field by an off Ger Beers took
lis place and Weinberg. who was talk
ng "A day on because of painful
legs, entered the game. Ia the seventh
after Calls threw the BAH to the
.ence instead of to the catcher, Childs
placed himself at the second station
| ND sent Hammond to right. The
change did not effect the playing Of
| the Diggers They went ahead and
| counted twice in the eighth.
| The Champs drew blood in the
| seventh. when Weinberg registered
one count but the Dgg"rs came back
| ma came back a plenty in their
portion of the same rOund. Lindcr-
beck. the first man up, dropped the
| bah over the right garden wall for
| a complete tour Of the sacks. tying
| lowed by three safe hingles, a hit
batter ana two rather costly errors.
Up TO the seventh It was a pitch
| RS battle and hits were scirce on
| both sides. Cook had allowed but
| two safe bingles and Sene6 one.
| Weinberg was the first man 20 face
| the pitcher in the seventh bout He
banged out a two sacker and came
iome when Beers and Connell sacri-
dced.
Iindy's Home Run.
| Undertook was the man To start the
bau rolling in the Marion half De-
,ring to see his team at least tied
with it's opponents he pounded out
| his home run Cook hit HummeL Kel