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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
6
Manager Perry announces an evening of a Goebel tragedy and a Wallace performance tomorrow afternoon at 2. Included is a free treat for every child with tickets issued at the door.
In a tense late afternoon contest at O'Day ball yard, Marion edged Newark 5 to 4 after a hard fought comeback. Fox starred with timely hits and a standout defensive grab by Tate sealed the win as O'Day and King drove in key runs for the Diggers.
Lawkey will be ready to join the lineup on arrival and his batting help is expected. Windy Lotehan is out with a knee injury but may return in a few days. A freak rainstorm hit the park during downtown training as the game proceeded with a small crowd and unclear plans for a resumed play.
Mansfield defeated Lima 8 to 3 as visitors knocked Thorenten out by the second inning. Quality finished the game for Mansfield holding Lima to one hit after early trouble. Attendance about 450. Games schedule: weekday 7:16, Sunday 2:00.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a supposed remedy enabling eating at will with claims of aiding digestion and various ailments. It promotes a recipe involving fats, pepsin, and tonics, urging readers to buy from wholesalers and prepare a mixture, then take doses after meals to improve appetite and digestion.
Scores from Thursday include Philadelphia 1 over Cleveland 0 with Rhoades and Clarke pacing Philadelphia hitters. Washington 1 over Detroit 0 behind Siever and Payne. New York 9 over Chicago 2 as Walsh and Sullivan led the offense. In the National League Chicago defeated by Bowton 11 to 8 with Flaherty and Bowerman contributing. Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia with Moren and Sparks among the top scorers.
A regular monthly business meeting was held in the parlors of the Wea ley MI 0,eturat Mhotaday afternoon. Reports from department superintendents were heard, and the next meeting was set for Wednesday afternoon, June 3, at Werley M. 2B, jeburec.
A fragment quotes Guildiah Faith asking a child about the origin of adreme milk described as pure and clear. The speaker, Chivaso Telhune, claims the milk comes from the country from the nicest white cow ever seen.
Fragmentary note mentions Aeron Ditto confidentially and Baltimore, unclear market reference. Movement or price of trout not clearly defined. readable names suggest a local trade or inquiry.
Albany May 22 The Cassidy bill, aimed at shutting bucket shops, was signed by Governor Hughes yesterday and becomes law September 1. It bans all gambling rooms where any prohibited contract is made, forcing shopkeepers to close or risk penalties. Some operators reportedly plan evasion via seemingly legitimate exchanges.
James H. Wade, secretary of the University of Michigan, faces graft charges with the board of regents expected to act. Attorney General Hird leads the case against Wailes, with the involved amount estimated between 5000 and 8000 dollars. Weekday games start at 8:16 p.m. and Sunday games at 3:00 p.m.
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