The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-19
care Of by Ihrig.

care Of by 1hrig
Tho Reapcrs jumped on Sencn in
their half like they we're going to
drive him to the tall and uncut. Nally
singled to left and while Colligan was
Juggling the pill in the air Alva raced
on to second Foley put him on third
with a bunt to Senef. Kendall chased
him across the rubber with a poke
to center. f. O'Day's grounder was
booted by Weller. Mckee skied to
Colligan but Wentz doubled to left
scoring Kendall. Markey bumped one
TO Weller. who tossed him out at first
Hummel opened the second for the
visitors with double but he was ad d.
vanced only one base while the side
was retired. He went TO third on
Goulaits grounder to Nally. Craig
grounded to Mackey. who held Hum
mel at third but forgot about the run
ner going to first and Craig was safe.
Senem flied to Wentz and Colligan fan-
ned.
Ihrig opened the second with sin
Gle to right. Goulait fumbled the ball
and "Ted" raced on to second and
then to third. He gazed from that
point Of view while Ashenfeld er
grounded out from Lallier to Kelley
and Nally flied to Weller and Foley TO
Colligan.
The third saw the Reapers increase
their lead one. Kendall tripled to the
left field fence. +. O'Day beat out a
STOW one down the third base line,
Mckee was walked and there were
three on Wentz sent long fly To
center. Kendall counted after 1t was
caught and Il. O'Day moved over to
third. Markey grounded to Lallier
and Ihrig hit to Scncf, retiring the
side with two on.
our boys came right back In the
! fourth. Ashenfeldcr opened with a
double To left center but was out at
third when Nnlly shot one on the
ground at Lallier. Nally stole second
and reached the rubber when Kendall
smashed single to right
Colligan's Throwing.
Bright prospects went glimmering
i'm the next round when T.. O'Day
drove one TO the left field fence. He
tried to take three bases on the swat
but Collgan's throw To Weller was
perfect one and Mike was out. Mckee
followed with single to center and
stole second hut the next two men
were not equal to the task. Colhgan
came TO the rescue in the sixth with
another perfect peg. With one down,
Ashenfelder breathed the pill to the
| left field fence. He turned second
inst AS Colligan came up with the
bali and It was waiting for him whe"
ne dove into the danger signal sack.
The Diggcrs went down in order IN
the third and fourth. Senef batted
out of turn in the NTH and sent an
easy one To Nally. Colligan beat out
a hit to Wentz and Lallier doubled
TO center. Meehan fouled out to
Wentz but Kelley clouted for two
bases. sending both runners home
Weller famed, retiring the side.
Diggcrs Tie the Score.
The visitors broke loose again In the
seventh. with one down, Colligan
was safe on Foley's wide throw Ld-
lier laid on the horsehide and the
sphere rolled behind the big sign In
the extreme left field corner He cir
clcd the bases before it could be re-
covered They got nothing like a hit
In the last two rounds and went down
i'm order.
Markcy hit for two bases in che
eighth with two back to the bencR
but ne was left. Then came the
glorious ninth again.
Ashenfelder started the good WORK
by shooting one past llummel Naiiy
laid one down In front of the plate
and Ash hoofed it to second. Foley
sent up little foul fly and Weller al
lowed it TO gracefully bounce out OF
his hands to the ground, Foley took
courage and tickled one to left send
ing Ashenfelder headed for the plate.
Weller threw the bali away and the
game was over. Score: