Rows* «f Da«14AB.R. H.O.AE.Toils, rf., 61 S100Williams. 2b ....1 13ftaMoore, If ......... ft2 2ft0ftHeckman, lb ..... e1 4ft00Bleeding, ^. ■«I 1«00Zwlcker, «f .....7 110ftHilHwn. 3b ..... 31 001ftHull. *4 , ...... a2 1441killrr. p ......... ft1 2fe0AJeatnder. p ..... 00 0000TiA*Ij ..13 13 17 n 13tMaHmxACft. H* 0A, Eft- Donaldson, asft1 2022D. Doftkldson, rf. i1 I2ft0Crwe, 1b....... 2 4it10Mose, cf.......... 0 10ft1Bacon. 2b----.... ft0 1€0ftC. Sharrock. If .., a0 00G0MarehslL 3b ,. 20 o111Siubbs. e ......0 0200FflWtr, p......... 2ft 1030Couroy. C ........ 20 1ft0IMcCllntock, 3b- 71 112ftParael. p ....... 22 2Q2DT o • ai i.397 3ft 22 it3Houa* of David 00*0*0 0*0^rt It l Marlon ........ 000000 034— 7 14 5SCOl^n bafcca—Bleeding. Zvrickor. To tin. Miller, B*con lt;2- Three base hits—Crosa. Two but Ml*—Tells (9), Croat, Ccnroy. Moot*, Bleeding. Part cl. Double plsys—Bscen to Cross: Marshall to Xfrcon to Crosa; MmrshalJ to Bacon to Crft*#. Hit*— Off Miller, ft In 8 Inning; Otr Al«*ndfrr, ft 3n 1 Inning; off Fer^ ner, in S 2-3 Uifringe; off Panel, ft in 3 1-3 inning* Bose on ball*—Off Miller. 2; off F*rn*r. 3; off Parsct. 1* Strikeouts—By Millar. 4: Al«' under, l; Femcr. 2: Pftrtel, 8. HU batsmen—Famt, Harrison (by For-n^r) Left on base—Hmiat of David. 11; Uftrlon. A tfmplrw— John nor. an it Crlraingtr. Scottr— Vtc OlHIt Time of gsmc—l;43.LOCAL NINE LOSES TO HOUSE OF DAVIDBearded Bell Cub Trip. Marion 12-7 in Firrt NifhlGame at Lincoln Park.ApproalqrcSUIy 1000 fast fried into Lincoln park. fMt night forj Uift first night game of baseball | ever played in M-anon. TP* game,! between (ha Houw of David and. Marlon, ended la a 12-7 victory for !the bearded crgaUation led hi!Grftver Cleveland Alexander, former ?Hf of National league slab artist*. But PO one cared in particular how th« k*m« came out— they were thero to see the first gam* played under the Klelgs lo Marlon and tf ■« the on e-time A3 cm tbt Great lt;lo same lu'lrling.There never was any doubt a* lo bow the game was gGlng to efldThe pniy question wM bow big the acort was going Co be. The long haired bln* applied the whJUwasn to the home town products In liberal quantities and for the first tftven Innings of the game and then oa«lt;l down and tHoned seven runs lo scamper across the plate before Grover Cleveland decided it wat time to go homo and ended Che game by alrlklng out Chet Shar-rpclc.Yep. It was quite a game. Tolls. House- Of David rfghtfltkitr, hatting lead-off. took one look *t th* first ball thrown him by Hook Ferner and smacked it against Ulc Clt;*ol*r field fence for a two badger. The pnrndo was right th*ra a-i far as bitting wns concerned.The winners broke Into the scoring column witt. a bang In ti»e third Inning. chMlng four markers across the plato. It was the samething In tha fifsh *od m ****' duplication la th* •weirth. These tbree framei accounted all 12 runs£ penial© rJ began to fear elong about the rtvcmh frams, ttlkt they j would not gel to *44 Alexander on ! the hill. Hoaever Al** put In til* appearance In th« walh frame. Four runs and six hlu wero scored during Alexander'* on* larung stand. However, it must be ftd-milted that it looked very much like AM* warned to give Oi« localboys a break by lilting all them bat a*4*lnil him Th» first eight men balled with Alex tossing’ tbetYi through w1»b Utils effftrt With ths niTith man coming up he flipped \httt through tb* bo* so fast Chvt 3bamMls didn’t know whether to s-wlftg or watch them go by. He vratclttd two of ihem go by, the laAt one being the third suihe and the orte \*hich ended the game.VEST EH I A V*9 STARSfir ti^ a**oci*i#4 P»iiCarl Hubbd, Giants — Limited Plrateu to four hit* to win, 3-1, Haicn Cuvier and Gabby Hartnett. Cub* Divided sight hit-between them a# Cuts trounced Phil*Bill H*!J*hanr Cardinal* — Won sixteenth gam* of season, holding Braves io men hits Gedigo Carnshaw, Atbletlci — Turned irt nineteenth victory of vnfir ftrtiuW nine hit4