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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
In a weathered doubleheader, Lanka edged the Diggers 1-0 in the first game as Justus shut them down while Wilmot struggled. Pitching by Brown in the second game carried Marl on to victory. Ket ter and Tate provided key hits and O Day shined in the field.
This afternoon the Lanks and Diggers clash in the Inez game with Scanton or White expected to pitch for Lancaster while Marlon seeks a victory to push the Runs Carter King Ketter Wilson Anderson lineup. Sacrifice hits by Thum Humphreys Holler Wolfe Ketter. Two base hit by Ketter. Three base hits and base on balls noted with Hill Justus Brown. Time 1 45.
Sunday schedule shows first car on C. D. M. line leaves Marion at 6 a.m. and runs hourly to 9 p.m. with final trips to Delaware at 11 p.m. Gull Island in Lake Superior is famed for mass gull eggs and dense nesting, with birds guarding eggs at night. Cordite diamonds are claimed by Sir William Crookes as microscopic crystals formed by explosive processes. Chinchilla fur prospects worsen due to overhunting, despite protection efforts. Carnegie pay car travels a 25 mile railway route from Poyntes or Povora to Youngstown, paying out over $2,000,000 in cash each trip.
Strawberries for canning appear for only a few days, call soon to reserve. Fancy ripe pineapples, fresh home grown peas each morning, cherries, gooseberries, ripe tomatoes, wax beans, new cabbage, and cucumbers listed.
In Marion crowds crowded the Grand last night for a vaudeville show arranged by Tally Wage. Edward F Sharpless, known as a boy in Wilk Wagon days, drew deep praise from hometown fans and fellow performers, as the program presented the Pally Way quartet, Miss Mary Dennison Gatley, the Jacques brothers, and Mimi Byva Prout in songs and tricks.
A Marion vaudeville bill led by Misa Proat featured the Buckeye Trio Ray Bieber Charles Berringer and Scheldt in lively refreshingly varied entertainment Hap Gardner delivered witty parodies and a burlesque tuba solo ventriloquist Edward F. Sharpless wowed the audience with innovative puppetry and stage effects The Tally Wag club received high praise for local talent and arranged a repeat performance with a full house anticipated tonight
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