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■r. was sx thrill*- is, acJ■lag to\ Hisjeraily ilatity as has30. bute cod-VERY FINE GAMETht Marion City Team Defeat* the Crack Royal Tiger Cigar Glint*. Thursday,THE RESULT IS UNEXPECTEDbring[ man K that staglt;%The score I« s Close Oac. the Giants Scoring bat One itun. the LocalBoy*. Two—Fine FleMing Hark* Contest—Caine Is Interrupted for * Tine hj Rein.alking «£sla-o£.\lr. eh iu faith-strong m H. ion, is g. and i very Chris-1 . prob-1e is b•activeMemo-strong dined, ntester dp- f g hime new Klein-Firstn In-ig. hut zationftg thenotird anin was ius in-e the cate a •inploy of the s need it rea-y hadlerma-ig an;ementlildingbuying H. A.. Hanc iavesfe-whatc andie new organ-vay to arion’s equisi-ar Ion’sManager Hogan's City ball team won another victory Thursday afternoon, beating the crack Royal Tiger Ctgar Giants by a score of two to one. The Tigers were the champion colored team of the United States last year, and the victory 5s a credit to the local boys, who were considered by most of the city fans as up against it, before the game. Both teams played excellent bail. The threatening weather had its I effect on the attendance, but those who \ saw the game witnessed one of the finest ever played in the city.Where every player puts up a good game It is hardly fair to make personal mention, but 5a one or two instances the plays were considerably out of the ordinary. Brown, Bradshaw. Sells and Barton made fiy catches which were considered almost impossible by the fans in the grandstand. Ail were made on the run and Bradshaw's and Barton’s were si dew heelers. Ttobiason. the dusky catcher, copped out a fly foul £n the sixth after failing over three spectators, who were in his way. fie got it as lie was falling, hut held on.The men of both teams were up and coming at all tiroes and the playing was remarkably fast when it Is taken into consideration that the diamond was simply soaked, especially alter the middle of the sixth inning. After Marion had been at hat in the sixth, the rain began coming down in torrents, and the game was called for an half hour, but was finished afterthe downfall of water had Subsided,Brown, who has made the first score in every game but one, thus far this season, made the first one Thursday on a good clean two bagger made byHarrison, Brown’s fleetness of foot.which is something remarkable, mane 5t possible, however. He made a dash and beat the bail out fn getting to first, took a good long lead and was away like a shot as soon as the crack of Harrison’s bat was beard. He went home like a quarter horse, while Har-Tison went to the second bag. Harrison got as far as third, but died there;In the sixth, when Hogan tied the score, he got to first on a good safe hit and another of the same kind by Smiling Bill Roberts, sent him home after he had stolen second. That made the game Marion's, though It was no cinch until the last man went down in the last half of the ninth inning.The following is the tabulated score, score by innings and summary:llank'Laura a mil-m vi lie, ; form-r Isaac proini-;d with nil re-:l* fath-l bcaw-m. anti ol. one ;ries in ulsoiue t be-ichargeanvillo aldwell lilbert, of Sr.ty and it. It isa.street n City.Giants.A.B. It IB. P.O. A.E.Johnston, ss.•.. 500230Buckner, p .., , , 412048Moore. 2b ...... 403520Johnston. Jr..lb 400300Burtou. If ...502200Robinson, c .... 400400Miller, cf ...400200Harris, 3b ..n01•»41Horn. r£... 300000r————-Totals ... ....361827131Marion.A.B. R.IB.P.O. A.E.Brown. IE ...d11200Harrison. 3b402053Hogan. 2b ....... 419lt;*•140S. Curds, c .... 400s00Bradshaw, cf... 43I200Roberts, ss .,... 402020Carmine, lb .... 4611193Sells. Tf ....400201C- Curtis, p ... 301110——•—-———Totals .. ...,35oltt27122Giants .......... 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—LiMarion .......... 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 0-2Two base hits, Harrison, Barton 2; Moore; stolen bases. Moor© Buckner. Horn. Hogan; double play. Johnston to Moore: bases on balls, off Curtis. 3: hit by pithed halls. Miller; struck out. Curtis, 6; by Buckner. 1: passed balls, Curtis a; umpire. VV. F. Johnson.STROKE OF PARALYSIS
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Marion Daily Star
Marion, Ohio, US
Fri, Jun 07, 1901
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