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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

6

Davy's Single Leads Diggers Past Opponents In Tough Tilt

In a pitching battle at Lenin Park, Lloyd outpitched Wilmot as the Diggers beat the visitors in a hard fought game. Lloyd allowed few hits and struck out key batters, while Wilmot struggled with control and had two costly errors. Davy starred with his usual sharp fielding and timely hit, with Jewell making a pivotal throw at the plate and Tate advancing runners.

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Parson Blanks the Cellar Champs and Newark Rout Lancaster

Newark and Lima dominated yesterday with shutouts as Lima defeated Portsmouth 5 to 0 and Newark beat Lancaster 3 to 0 while Mansfeld edged Marion 1 to 0. Lima’s win featured a home run by Fouts with two on, and Portsmouth suffered a shutout despite early chances. Newark also capitalized on fielding, with McClintock contributing strongly and Jintus pitching well to seal the victory in the first game.

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Fragmented OCR: cryptic sports names and timing notes

Readable fragments mention pliys Kettler Davy Blery and Ket ter Likey with pitches and time cues. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, team, score, or date to summarize into a coherent card.

Kettler Davy Ketter

Weather Lore and Domestic Tips From an Early Journal

A fragmentary scan recounts old weather forecasting notions and household hacks. It references storms, ants, and rain expectations, plus quirky notes on stain removal and cleaning methods. The chaotic text names cities and people in a jumbled historical clipping style.

Lanesarter 2 Knocks Yin and Lavell in Newark Meet

In Newark, lanesarter 2 defeated Yin and Lavell with Wratten and Smith fielding for Tennece- Lancaster as Umpires Longley and Haydenty oversaw the Thie-1/40 event at hr. Local officials recorded the result with emphasis on lane results and officiating.

Lanesarter Yin Lavell Smith Wratten Tennece Lancaster Newark Longley Haydenty Thie

Ingratitude and Forgiveness in a Historian's Quotation

The fragment echoes themes of gratitude and betrayal as the speaker laments ingratitude toward benefactors. It condemns stabbing the hand that feeds and considers forgiving those who offer new kindness while refusing to repay debts. The lines mention a deserter’s cowardice in need and caution about the devil’s road from thought to achievement.

Tropihory William George Jordan New York Titane

Scraps of Science and Mock Up of Maritime Motion

Notes on disposing anchors in ship fire rooms expelling debris through the keel away from propeller tubes. A pendulum ninety one feet long at Columbia University demonstrates earth motion with a chapel dome swing. A novel flexible ship cableway enables a length varying with vessel motion. A verse from the Pittsburg Post imagines a bachelor man in a clan that never spoke of maternal cakes.

Veskels Columbia University New York Pmittsburg Post

Ohio State League players switch to Columbus big acquisitions

Local management in Columbus completes major pickups from Lancaster Newark Lima and Marion clubs. Pitchers White Brown and others join Columbus. eight players moved from Lima. several outfielders and infielders named. Moves target strengthening the Columbus nine for next season with Scout Quinn and President Davitsoy involved.

Columbus Gamae Lotumbus A. A. Cub Quinn Met Moore Kaler Newark Qnv Davitsoy Lancaster Wollenweber Marion Lima Pilvier Brown Ohio Columba Portsmouth Quinh Clyde Goodwin Walter Tuning A. A. Teles Aed White Antine Lin Mal Cones Charley Pickett Miller Stu Qlymer Orlene Fred Linke Bucknell Bill" Parson Ohio State League Jin Jackson Alex Belling Ben Pesular Senators Sevt~tor Cheanell Mateeld

The Towpath Bride and the Stationery Courtship

Joel Throggs a towpath driver falls for a woman living near a canal boat. He writes bulky love notes on improvised stationery and delivers them at her home, facing rejection and evolving plans. After escalating attempts, they marry with a community wedding, amid bemused local reaction and humorous miscommunication.

Joel Throggs Joel Mike Love Smpire Chroggs Joe Arminul Grenaday Jin Gins Tewan Joel Ahouli Mabildy Yorke Linwell

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