The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-29
(By II. u. HaIcl


As our old friend. r.. r.. would say
IT, inc Beans were whipped 10 "a fraz-
@le at League park. Saturday after
hoon' Thoy wore lashed ana mauIcd
and Joe Lewis braves got sweet re-
vcnge for the trimming administered
the day before Fleet-footcd athletes
who were not clothed in the colors
OF the Lima club ram riot on the paths
and the final score was IA 60 4.
There wasn't an inning in which the
hopes of the fans were hanging high
or when their appetites were satiated
The future never looked bright for the
Diggers made three runs right on the
jump, through punlshing Eddie Dom
aids offerings, aided by some wierd
misplays on the part Of the local de-
fense.
First Lima PLAYER Benched.
Donalds kicked himself out of the
game In the sixth inning, saving Man
ager Osborne the necessity of using
the derrick, Eleven hits had been
made off him and Lindcrbeck had
cleaned the bases with a home run.
Dunalds objected TO a ball which Um-
piro Johnson had called, hurled the
pin down upon the ground and was
promptly chased, lie Is the first Lima
played to be put out of q game this
season and win find five spot missing
from his pay envelope when he re-
ceiycs his check this month. Presi-
dent Read having announced that each
cjcctmcnt win cost that amount.
Munk, who succeeded him. was
also touched up, although Diggers
did not exert themselves much dur
ing the closing sessions. Heavy hit
ting again featured the contest, three
home runs, four triples and two dou-
bles being crashed out during the
melee Eddie Meehan. the diminutive
Digger gardener led the Cloutlng bri-
gado getting four hits out of five trips
TO the plate I1outz did the heavy stick
work for the locals.
Rcgan's Work.
Regan. the Kansas city pitcher.
loaned to Joe Lewis, had everything.
He didn't walk man and of the
eleven hits credited TO the locals a
number We're tainted. The others,
though clean, did not distress the big
hurler. Lima bats were paralyzed
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thing,
The visitors found Donalds easy
rom the very start and the glitter
ng smashes came at the right time
Eddie Meehan's war club drove In
nough runs TO win the game, while
Colligan got a triple and "a double IN
| me inning. A couple Of yaWning gaps
the local infeld also contributed tC
he run getting i'm the opening rounds
rhe locals had To drive the ball fal
enough TO circle the bases at one time
n order to score, Houtz's and New
toms homers being half Of the rum
made by the home team.
A New OutReldcr.
Okey the outnelder recommended
by Homer Cain, played in center field
Hinte going to right. lie made on
swell catch in the field, and has al
excellent wing. He didn't hit safely
| although his tap in the first innul
would probably have gone for a hi
II there had been none on base, ant
Nesser had not been forced.
The Diggers scored three counts ii
the initial round on a walk, a sacri
fee. two singles an error and a will
peg. Rcgan started things in tn
second with a single, was sacrifice
to third and came home on Meehan'
sacrihc lly
Tho Marion crowd fell on Donald
like a ton of brick in the sixth am
scored seven runs after they had add
ed one in the fourth and one in tn
NTH Munk replaced Donalds i'm thi
inning but could not stop the hittn
/ Diggers. Linderbeck drove out
, home run in this period
In the ninth. Regan opened with
triple and Meehan scored him with
single.
Newton and Houtz found Regan fl