The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-14
Youngster Has a Great Day
at the Park.
REILLY GETS LONE BlNClE
Catches by Hummel and
Linderbeck are Features.
The Diggers Come Back After the
Sound Trouncing of Saturday.
Beebe Is Driven From the Box I'm
the Fourth Inning McGraynor
Finishes the Game-Zmich Absent
Because of Sickness.

If there had been any way of using
the superfiuous runs of Saturday, the
BaDes might have won yesterdays
game. Otherwise, there was not a
single chance for them. Lead by
Lefty Cooper, the Diggers came back
with a vengeance after the disastrous
defeat OF Saturday and trounced the
Babes, to 0.
Coopers name would have been a
few notches higher in the who's who
column than It really is but for the
work of Emmitt Reilly For eight
innings, Cooper pitched shut out bail
and did not allow a hit. Reilly came
up in the ninth just when fans were
hoping and praying for an opportun-
ity of witnessing a no-hit contest, and
smashed g sizzling grounder between
Lallier and second base. out of Coop
er's reach. The ball was stopped by
Eddie Meehan in the center garden.
Meanwhile, Reilly reached first The
hit was the only one the Babes poled
Cooper In Fine Form.
Cooper's curves had the appearance
of being thrown from some where
near first base so shary and sudden
were their breaks Seven batters were
out-guessed completely Not one of
the hard hitting players Of Saturday
reached second and only six arrived a
first without the umps' you're out"
Cooper'S charitable disposition assert
ed itself four times and as many men
reached first with free tickets. Beebe
was safe in the fourth on a fielder's
cnoice and the record-spciler, Reilly,
bif his qtngla in tho mind,
Cooper wasn't alone In the lime
light. At the opening of the second
inning, Poseph Hummel pulled off a
sensational feat by racing nearly
to second base and spearng Kelly's
liner with his gloved hand. thereby
saving hit being chalked up against
Cooper Posey also singled in the
fourth when the bases were crowded
ana drove in the first two Digger
counts. Linderbeck shut off two hits
in the seventh. He ran to the foul
line and caught Kellys fly then went
far toward center field and nailed
fly from Wolfe's bat. Indy swiped
two bases which made 1t easier for
him to score two runs I'm the fourth
and fifth innings.
Beebe was picked to do the twlrllng
in place OF zmirhj Big Ed was not
feeling well and was given a day off
The Diggers grew threatening I'm the
hrst and the third but safe hit was
not forthcoming and consequently no
scoring was done.
Bccbe Chased.
The Babe twirler went 10 the bad
in the fourth inning and was replaced
by McGaynor 1.inderbeck and Kel-
ley the first men up, were walked
Weller advanced the runners with g
sacrifice and they both scored when
IIummel singled. Smith lifted a hy
to Kelly. Cooper sent Hummel 10
second with a single. Manager Wrig- |
ley thought sufficient hits had been
made off Beebe and McGraynor was
sent In. He walked Colligan, filling |
the bases. Meehan singled and Coop |
er scored Lallier lifted foul which |
Harriet caught and the side was re-
tired Each Digger had faced the !
pitcher.
The fifth tally came in the next in
ming. Llnderbeck opened the round |
with a blow for one base to center
field. He stole second and went to |
third on Lakes wild throw to catch |
him at second. In the meantime Kel
ly struck out. Here the Diggers at
the squeeze play. Weller |
bunted to McGraynor but the pitcher |
was slow and Weller reached first in |
safety. Linderbeck was unable to |
score ON the play. 'iftt
Hummel hit a nynto eenterfield,
X ely relayed the ball to Kibler in |
fine style and the shortstop threw Wei |
Ter out at second but Linderbeck |
crossed the pan before the side was |
retired In the last three innings |
McGraynor pitched good ball and |
scoring ceased. Score: