The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-06


know that he was able to control tbc
fast ones on number of OCCASION
when batsmen had visions of free
tickets to first base. The Babes gath
cred six safe blngles but these six
were strung out from the second TO
the last frame, not over two hits being
negotiated IN any one frame.
All the glory of the victory does nor
go to the new pitcher, not by a long
shot. There was some bright and
snappy fielding behind him on the part
OF the other eight Diggers i'm the bat
tie. only once was there mishap
In the well oiled Lewis machine. This
took place I'm the left garden when
Colligan, in his eagerness to return a
short fly hit by Lake, dropped the ball
Abcrn Little Wild
Bob Ahern, whom Wrigley chose
from his bunch OF twlrlers to do the
slab work, Kept the safe binglos down
to a small number but in doing so is
sued five complimentaries to the first
sack and hit another batter. Two err
rors were made by his fellow players
one of which proved to be rather
costly. Aside from the two mishaps,
the Babes played a fast game in the
field. With Lake behind the bat, the
Diggers did not feel so free to steal
bases as i'm the game of yesterday
In the second, Undertook hit the
ball a mighty whack and It sailed on
a line over the first baseman's head,
lit a few feet from the fence. hit the
enclosure and bounded directly into
Right Fielder Foutz's hands Because
of this, Llndy was only able to make
one base on the bingle. In the Babes
half of the second, Wolf travelled as
far as third base after being walked
but he died there.
Game Won In the Third.
Weller led off In the third with fly
TO Toutz Regan hit a grounder to
the third bascman and was declared
safe when Wolf missed an easy pick
up as Whalen's throw fell short few
inches. Meehan singled over the short
stops head and Coligan cleared the
bases With a triple, which landed I'm
deep center Lallier was given four
wide ones and with Smith at the bat
started toward second, hesitated, drew
a throw from CCatcher Lake to Wrig-
Icy and before Zeke could return the
throw, Collgan had crossed the pan.
Smith waited until Ahcrn twirled four
wide heaves and then took first. Lin
dorbeck smashed "a single TO center
aH Lalller attempted to reach the
plate but Wrigley relayed the ball to
the catcher In time to cut Off this
county Hummel ended the counting
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tossed Lindy out at second
Babes Become Dangerous.
tt was in the fifth that the Babes
grew dangerous and the fans anxious.
Cherry, the first man up. touched Re
gan for a triple. Lake was safe at
first when Colligan dropped lakes
n.y. The best Ahern could do was TO
send a bounder to the pitcher who
threw him out at first. Tenant was
whitfield by Regan. owens singled for
the second time, to right, scoring
Cherry who had begun to think that
MS three-bagger was going for naught.
Linderbeck fired the ball to the plate
to prevent Lake from scoring, but the
sphere bounded out Of Smiths reach
and rolled far enough away to allow
Lake TO come home with the last run
the Babes we're able to shove over.
Neither side was near the plate dur
ing the remaining innings. The Babes
brought the seventh round to sud
den colse with a double play when
Cherry caught Colligan's ily and threw
Regan out at second.
In the eighth, Tenant was walked
and later attempted to pilfer second
but was stopped by Smiths throw to
Lallier. The umpire's decision did not
suit Tennant and he objected, but he
made his objections too lengthy and
the jumps tackled $40 fine TO him and
chased him from the field Cherry
nlled his place and Grando was sent
TO left for the last inning. Score: