The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-19

was expected to deliver the best bran,
of goods of his career. Regan grin.
ned confidently as he lobbed then
over in practice, and said he was con.
fident he would be able to defeat tho
proud Cobblers on their gala day.
Big Attendance.
The attendance went over $500
President Gableman and Ground.
keeper Joe Allen brought ont the
pennant and laid IL before the grand
stand, facing the crowds. win Gable
man, Mayors Searcy and Morgan. ana
President Read marched out. ana
Mayor Searcy addressed the stands
in neat little talk. He thanked the
people for their splendid attendance.
and complimented the players upon
their gentlemanly behavior on the dia-
mond. The mayor also predicted an
other pennant for Portsmouth.
How the runs were made:
First Inning.
Meehan out, Hornung to first Col
ligan walked. Lallier singled over
third; Linderbeck struck out: Smith
forced Lallier at second. No runs,
one hit
Hammond grounded to short.
Childs singled TO left: Jones doubled
10 right; Weinberg singled to right
'hilds and Jones scored: Weiny took
second on a throw-in: Weiny scored
)n Edwards hit to left: Edwards took
second on the throw-in; Conwell flied
20 Colligan and Tenant grounded out
% third. Three runs, four hits.
Third Inning.
Meehan flew to Hammond. Coli
gan flew to Tenant. Lallier paraded
md Undertook singled to left. Smith
walked, ditto Hummel, forcing I'm Lal-
Ter Kelley ended the round by pop
,ing TO Childs. one run, one hit.
Jones walked, and went to second
when Kelley muffed Regan's throw.
Neiny popped TO Kelley. Jones took
nap on second, and Smiths throw
rot him a mile. Edwards fouled to
Kelley. No runs. no hits.
Firth Inning.
Colligan singled To- left. Lallier sac
'ihced. Colligan scored on Lindor-
,ock's single to left Smith singled
o right. Linderbeck scored on Hum
ners sacrifice to Jones. Childs threw
ut Kelley. Two runs, three hits.
Harter breezed. Hammond popped
o second and Childs famed. No
uns. no hits.
Sixth Inning.
Hartwig now pitching for Ports
mouth. Weller grounded to short.
legan grounded TO first and Meehan
ouled to Conwell. No runs, no hits.
Jones grounded to short. Weiny
truck out. Edwards walked. and
cored on Conwell's double to right.
Tenant, of home run fame, was pass
ID purposely, and Hornung popped
o first one run, one hit.
Ninth Inning.
Goulait, batting for Regan, singled
o right. Meehan sacrificed. Colligan
singled to center. scoring Goulait
.allier flied to Tennant. Hammond.
Iornung and Conwell played the
,lphonso- CASTOR stunt, and let Lin
erbeck's fly ball between them, Col
Igan scoring. Smith flied to Jones.
'wo runs, three hits.
Tenant walked. Hornung beat out
bunt but Tennant was caught at
bird Lloyd. batting for Hartwig.
ingled through the box. Hornung
nd Lloyd pulled off daring double
teal, Hornung scoring. Hammond |
led TO middle. and Childs grounded
o third. one run.
Tenth Inning.
Hummel was passed. Kelley sacri- |
ced. Weller grounded to Childs and |
ioulait grounded to Lloyd. No runs
o hits.
Jones tripled to the center field |
ence Weiny grounded to HummeL |
EDWARDS struck out. Conwell flied TO |
he pitcher, who muffed, Jones scor-
lg. one run, one hit Score: