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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1908

Page

6

Lancaster versus Marion ends in double defeat for the Diggers

Lancaster swept both games as Marion's pitcher Justice faced strong hitting. In the first game Marion was strong early but the Diggers failed to score, while Lancaster poured in runs. In the second, the Diggers mustered only two runs as Lancaster continued to dominate, with pitcher Jamesie delivering a solid performance and Burk faltering in relief.

Diggers Marion Fine Sunny Milton Lancaster Craig Marion Ward Tuck God Burk Innity

First Game Report From Lancaster Lineup

First game details from Lancaster showing strikeouts by Justus and Crate, bases touched on balls to Justus and others, stolen bases by Brown, Lalier, Piper, OPay, Downie in a foggy box score. Umpires Longley and Hart. Time one hour.

Justus Crate Balle Craig Humphreys Brown Lalier Piper O'Pay

Giants Surprise Fans Lose Two In St Louis

Surprising results unfold as the Giants drop two games in St Louis. Team notes mention Lovie Day and national league standings with scattered mentions of players and teams including Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and New York.

St. Lovie Lune Day Cubs National LiGagua Ean IBM Pittaburs Yorkney Hinde Cincinnati Borton Herocktyn Eatin Loule Hittsturg Cincinnat Second & Hell Yate Pearce Laubeo New York Laie

Olive-Kirk and Croelatt Huraph Réya and Reynolds

Fragmentary text lists names and phrases with no clear event. It includes odd spellings and dates, offering no coherent report or outcome to form a valid summary.

Lima Wins Twin Bill Over Newark Despite Hazy Play

Newark mistakes and light hitting mark a dull game as Lima wins the first of a two game set. Barbelman struggles on the mound issuing five scattered hits while four runs score in the fourth inning. Umpire Hadenty calls the game with Lima taking the series opener.

Lama Newark Ina Barbelman Lima Mima Tuns Pinkney Fink Pouts Newsham Reilly Wiler Ohio Ang Mansfeld Vithors Ronnig Mansfield Meehan Davy Vreymater Kettler Nefomt Stol Blory iHy Harris Parsons OM Harris Parrons Hardesty

Lucas A Hard Proposition Pitches A Shutout

Portsmouth fell to Marion 2 0 as Jimmy Lach dominated on the mound allowing five hits. Marion collected ten hits with key plays by Ketter Anderson and Wolfe in a tight amateur baseball game.

Tigers Bite the Dust in Narrow Newark Loss

August 11 reports Lenka WanaBed LO Pilai emerged from a fiery contest to lead a tight pitchers duel between alley and Mock. Tigers rallied two runs in the fourth as Incog Mock settled in. Bailey, Mack and Humphreys produced key moments, while Brown and Inningw fielded sharply.

Janoanter LO Pilai Mock Ute Tigers Bailey Mack Humphreys Latires Umphreys Brown Boore Lancaster Massfeld Carter Laller Mathay Biory Hirst Bate O Bailey Gowdy Humphrys

Portsmouth to Join Ohio State League Next Year

A business group has acquired Portsmouth’s franchise in the Ohio State League for next season. The move follows earlier doubts about Portsmouth sustaining support for baseball, mirroring Marion’s emergence as a strong city in the league after a similar takeover. President Quinn funded the deal and all preliminary arrangements are settled.

River City Ohio State Portsmouth Porthmouth Ohio Manion Pennsylvania Ebrout Marion Inawes Portsmouth Targlas Tive Quinn Atlanta

Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago News On Time And Mirrors

A fragment from the Chicago News laments time and aging with reflections on women admiration for cars mirrors and self awareness. It notes that intentions alone do not complete tasks and that apologies satisfy only the apologizer. It ends with advice that the wise young man should go home early.

Girin Chicago News

Molders Strike Back in Ohio Doubleheader Report

Mansfield and Lima faced a twin bill with Lima dropping both games while Mansfield kept pace. Sunday results show Lancaster 7 Lancaster-Lima 0? and Newark routing Portsmouth 14 to 0 with Mansfield beating Lima 6 to 1. Saturday saw Lima 8 Newark 1 and Mansfield 2 Lima 0 in a tense set.

Laneister Marton Lancaster Mitton Newark Portsmouth Mansfield Gina Lima Tyne Vna Mansfeld Marion

How Many Seed Developments in an Apple Question

A school inspector asks children about nature noting that they daily eat apples and should notice small details. A girl mimics a teacher Mittie Minnie and asks about feathery measures, while peers discuss the idea, sparking curiosity during recess about a man thingy and how many feathery are here one hen.

Mr. Taylor Minnie Phe Piayamia

Illinois Turtle Farm And Platform Building Tale

A Chicago suburb plots an Illinois turtle farm that includes mushrooms and guinea pigs for a diversified venture. The piece also recalls a circus like political platform event with a procession of men carrying planks, loud d rumbles, and a final assembly of a “platform” in a temple as spectators watch the carpenters finish the job.

Big Western Presideot H. J. Miller Chicago and Pastern Mudls Bartington Chicago Macomb Jornal Noice Itis Penters Lew York

Unclear OCR reads oddly about divorce and ads

Fragmentary text mentions a judge granting a divorce and references advertising items. The readable names and details are too garbled to identify persons, dates, or organizations reliably. The piece appears to be a damaged classified or notice item with minimal concrete facts.

Finest in Its History Promises Ohio State Fair in Columbus

The Ohio fair aims for its finest showing in history with events recorded across all departments scheduled in Columbus from August 11 to September 2, highlighting new entries and heavy displays.

Columbus

Mammoth Aerial Carnival at Ohio Star Fair Week

The fifty eighth annual Ohio Star Fair and Exposition in Columbus will run August 2 4 with a large overflow area and ten thousand expected attendees. Aerial carnival acts led by A Roy Knaben shue will feature daily airship flights balloon races and stunts by Hardy Matt Gay Mike Spellman and a bear act. Modern Woodmen of America Day September 1 includes Woodcraft field events and cash prizes. Women’s Day August 31 closes with Free Day for children. organizers project twenty thousand Woodmen in attendance for a grand exposition.

Columbus Advance Prompcotas Eno A. Roy Knaben' Shue Yieltora Hardy Matt Gay Mike Spellman Woodmen of America Woodcraft

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