The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29

fldent of the DIggcrs ability to over
come this lead. which was counted IN
the third Mullen walked Mckee in
this round, who shortly afterwards
the crime Of stealing Sec
ond sack and took third on an error
by Smith. lie hit the trail for the
home plate when Keene lifted a three
sacker over Meehan's head. Ihrig fol-
lowed Keene and he pounded out
single. Keene was caught off the
third sack and thrown out by Mullen.
Foley flied to Meehan and the side
was retired without further damage
Hits Coupled with Errors.
IL was one, two three until the
seventh and here Is where an explo-
sion occurred followed by some one
placing another charge under the
Diggers and lighting 1t in the next
inning, as they we're both bad ones.
Lnllier booted grounder and per-
mtted Keene to arrive safely at the
first station. The next heart-breaking
performance was pulled Off by Mullen
when he mussed up slow rolling
bunt from Ihrig's bat after Lallier
had figured in another error by muff-
ing Smiths throw to second which
placed Ihrig safe on the second
sack and Keen on the third. Foley
scored Keene with a single to CEN
ter. Connell sacrificed Ihrlg to third
and Foley to second. Johnson cana
forth with n timely wallop and both
runners trotted home. Nally flied out
to Meehan and Kendall hit q ground
er to Hummel, who touched out John
son on his way to second. Marion's
first spasm was over.
More Runs Collecting.
An eighth inning hitting bee net
ted four runs with Gallno in the
pitchers box. Gallino walked O'Day
the first batter to face him. O'Day
took second on wild throw to first
by Kelly. Mckee found an opening
between first and second for a single
advancing O'Day to third and he
brought In the first run of the inning
when Keene sent safe bingle to
center.
Ihrig sent up n fly which was put
away by Kelly and Foley grounded
to Gallino. who threw him out at
first. with two down. Connell lined
out three bagger 30 right field
which got away from Linderbeck on
bad bounce. Mckee and Keene
scored. Johnson hit out his second
single and Connell scored Gallino
walked Nally but Kendall ended the
misery by knocking a grounder to
Hummel During this round every
member OF the Reaper team faced
the pitcher. Mckee hammered out
two bagger in the ninth but third
was as far MS he was able Ia
reach before the side was retired.
An Opportunity Lost.
The Diggers gave the fans a
chance to entertain hopes of the
score being tied, in the seventh
| Linderbeck bounced the sphere off
the right field fence which netted
him two bases. A foot higher and II
have been a home run. Humme
scored Linderbeck with single. Co
ligan hit a grounder to Nally. who
threw Lindy out at second. Kelly
\ grounded to Foley who threw Coll
gan out at second. A. few "ifs' bu
no runs entered into the game
here. Weller singled. Manager Lewi'
sent Seneff who played an importan
part I'm winning the sontest Wcdnes
day. to the pan in place Of Muller
and the little fellow singled. fllllnl
the bases but for n second. as Koll,
ran too far toward home and Keen'
fired the ball to Connell. cutting OF
Kelly's base supplies and forcing hin
to charge the enemy In front %
him. The hall was tossed to catchel
Mckee and Kelly touched ont. err
Kelly had remained at third and n
Mechan had singled in his next tril
to the plate os he did the follow,
ing inning and 'if' Lallier ant
Smith had been given an opportunity
to do things, which they are capa.
HE Of doing etc hut these things did
not happen.
In tho lost holf Of the ninth col.
ligan added another score by land.
Ing on one Of Johnsons twisters foi
q triple and scored on Weller's sac
| riflce. Gnllino went out. Foley tC
Keene and the game was lost tC
the Roapers.
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