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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
Choppy sports page notes Molders defeating champions as leaders push past infants with tight standings. Marion tops Lancaster while Linn falters, tightening the race for seventh place as Lancaster hosts Marion and Portamouth faces Neowin. Details mention pitches, hits, double plays, and attendance around 400 with umpire Raphan. The page also advertises Hermann the Great and Easy Task laundry product in period advertising.
Notes discuss Ped Denon joining Lis Canton, Mutfelder Varley and Elson released by the Mold of management, Mansfield resisting in the Ohio Pennsylvania league, plus a peculiar baseball incident at Manstvid. Officials debated whether a batter who did not reach first should count a run, mirroring the Merkle game rules and affecting the inning outcome.
Daily Mirror columns advertise free theater tickets for city residents who find their names in the blotter. Clip the advert and present your name at the entry desk for admission. Readers are urged to look for their names and claim the offer.
Marion Diggers edge Lancaster 4 to 3 as Russell stars on base paths and in the field. Goulait struggled on the mound, Mack suffered a broken ankle, and Epler plus Hummel paced the offense with key hits.
Ed Summers stands out as a key player for the Detroit Americans this season. The forward leads the team in scoring and consistently delivers clutch plays, elevating Detroit in league standings and drawing attention from regional sports followers.
Brooklyn saw seven straight wins halted as Cincinnati Reds edged them 1 to 0. A base on balls to Exon and Downey’s double supplied the only run in a pitchers’ duel. Other scores listed include Chicago at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington with varied results across the American League. Morton L. Hill touts a Rheumatism cure claim from Lebanon, Ind., praising Dr Delehanty’s Relief.
An 19th century ad copy touts a “nervous energy” tonic called Tacky Mountain Tea that enriches the blood and improves circulation. It claims to feed the nerves and increase nerve power and personal magnetism sold by CHAS SCANT & CO and L Ricker with distributors in Indianapolis and Galion. A Sunday appointment note mentions a visit with a family on East Church Street.
Theobald Whykey promotes Old Coon and Old Landmark whiskey as pure, with decades of reputation. Home use and medical purposes are emphasized. Sold for 3.20 dollars per gallon, prepaid, with single quart bottles at one dollar each from Theobald & Son Co of Columbus, Ohio.
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