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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
6
Rail notice lists contact phones 246 and 177 for bound Big Four route information. Includes bed date January 1 1907 and instruction to call information operator for further train details.
Lefty Wilhelm dominates for Youngstown as the Champs pound out eight runs against four for the Lime Burners. McAlee and Starr spark late scoring while Dithridge and Blount contribute key hits. Marion capitalizes on walks and errors, but the visitors hold on for an 8 4 win with timely drives and strong pitching.
Akron defeated Mansfield 8 to 4 in a tense game noted by late innings effort. Players and fielding miscues shaped the outcome as both teams battled for momentum, with Akron pulling ahead in the middle of the contest and maintaining the lead through the final outs.
Baseball managers including Birmingham’s Harry Vaughn say good players are scarce as major league clubs hoard surplus talent. Despite a pennant win in 1906, Birmingham falters this season while attendance rises across Memphis, Atlanta, and Southern and Cotton States leagues amid league expansion and new park openings.
Jogh Clarke of Toledo hits .300 as Buck Freeman appears likely to win Minneapolis mayoral race. Ex Toledo infielder Harry Armbroster, and St Paul outfielder Phil Geler moved to Milwaukee. Rural Peculiarities offer light humor about a country home.
A baseball analysis argues that walks decide many games more than timely hitting. quote expert Kid Carvers notes command as a pitcher’s stock in trade and cites American League teams yielding 472 bases on balls versus 604 in the National League through five weeks. Roy None is singled out for 22 walks, highlighting control as a key factor.
Catcher Nig Clarke draws attention with sharp remarks praising whip handling and ironman Lenn Liebhardt, highlighting his rugged pitching style. The notes reflect AL observers’ interest in Clarke’s opinions and the era’s emphasis on strong, durable arms and aggressive play.
The fragment mentions Cleveland pitchers and players linked to unions and teams. It notes Thatchers, a non regular Sam team member hitting above 275, and umpire commentary. References to O Loveblit Connel, Mike Kelley with Washington club, and Gerth as top opit ball pitcher suggest a busy period of player movement and evaluations amid minor league style reporting.
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