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HAPPENINGS IN THE
BASE BALL WORLD
TERRIFIC
FUSILLADE
Drove the Lime Burners to
the Woods, Saturday.
REGULAR SLUGGING FEST
Indulged in by Both Sharon
and Marion.
Jimmie Lucas was Touched up for
Seventeen Hits, While Marion
Batters Seeured Nine Nice Ones.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
W. Ii. Pflt.
YoiiiiffMown. .. .
Marion
10
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7
7
7
1
5
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7
7
7
8'
11
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.643
.fiHS
.000
.500
.500
.4211
.151
Now Cnstlo
Lancaster
Xownrk ..
Shanm 7
Akron (I
Mansfield 2
No games ' played yesterday.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Mansfield :it .Newcastle.
Minion at Sharon.
Newark nl Yoiingstnwn.
I.niieti.olur nl Akron.
(By John Duffy.)
Sharon, Pa., May 20. -After a
week of inactivity the Simon team
Inoke into ".lecuiio" Lmw' deliv-
irv for n total of 17 hits, ?Jo bases
and !l runs on Saturday while 'io
hoys from Marion touched up Hnr- j
we'll the lad t'mni- Hunker Hill, lnd.
to the June of M bases, iMnta and
(i runs.
.Special attention is called to
the work at tho sinking stand
of one Aanm Kerr who eats them
v? in the left garden for Kling'n
( 'linger.. Aaron was not m very
busy in the oht lawn, but when
ho slopped into tho batter's box tho
Ij'Uie I turners in tho out field
fiinged the fence and Jimmy Lucas
smiled a smile to hide his fear.
Kerr, was only up four times
and owing to his inability to comO
to bat noro often he only got four
hits, three nice clean singles and
one mighty home run. The homer
was the f'i'ist made by a local man
this year and Aaron will start a
gent 's furnishing establishment if
he can not give away tho iiats and
ties and other thiiiiis ho won.
MeLafferty for Sharon and Tato
for Marion ' shared home run hon
ors with Kerr for they drove tho
leather over the fence by mighty
clouts. Old Itnbo Sellers tried tho
same stunt but only succeeded in
hitting tho top of tho boards.
Mnriion opened up tho scoring in
the very fiist inning, llurwell was
wild, allowing two liases on balls
end a hit which resulted in n run.
Sharon went out in order, as did
the v.'uitors in tho second.
Tho locals drew a run in their
half of the second inning on three
bingles and a sacrifice. Marion
made one attempt to roach tho
triple bag in tho tlrtrd when Quinn
vas nipped on tho slide.
The first two men up in Sharon's
third went out. Mr t liny hit for a
siiurlp sack, then Kerr Won tho
'inbenhishory and he and Mat hay
onk things easy as they came walk
iiijt home. Tho' fourth was scoreless
uid Marion captured ono in iho
fifth on a two bacrgcr and a Pin
ile. Tho fans of Sharon always have
had a warm placo in their hearts
for Jiiray Lucas, but tho way tho
team .uimpou on .leenrs delivery m
iho fifth must have made him frol
'ike ji man with a full hand when
Hat fellow across tho tablo slapi
down four of a kind.
Just tr .irwike it loolf prv fnnlnv
Hie first man up flew out to loft I
'ill( IIU'II itll)llU VI l, Willi HUM
banged a foul to Iho' fenco two in
l'ligs before drove a nail in ono of
Lucas" speeder for a liomo run.
Teenies must havo lost his nerve,
it least, his cunning was gono, for
'n quick (succession (hero followed
'wo more hits, a fielder's choice,
Mid then a eonple of moro sanglds
Mid beforo deems, could remember
vhat had happened four big juicy
-uns wero hung up on tho Bcoro
'ward for' the Tlireo S. team.
Sharon scored again in tho sovonth
on two hit and a enorifico and in
the eighth on . repetition of tho
same plays.
Marion jravo the fans n few min
ales of tho "What if" nervousness
in the eight. Quiiiii, tho first man
up, t a (in through p'.nctior .uuu
kwsed second base good byo na it
went. imst. Then young Mister
Mylelt waited and walked, but woo
for Marion, tho next two up went
nitt . l-Vrrell on a fly to right and
MMdlnlon. on a hiirli. ch'tek which
McLafferty fratheiod in. Talc was'
very particular .nuit what kind of
a ball he wanted but finally one to
suit his fancy eamo along and when
they picked up tho bulb at was out
side of tho fence and Tato had
made .the circuit, chasing the two
baso runnel's in ahead of him.
Iiindeiirman drew a horse shoo and
bnc on an error by Tooley, who
wndo a wonderful stop but eonld
not recover to make i suro throw
and Lindcmnim took second beforo
the bull ot back. Hallcngcr then
pasted out a hit and Luskcy welt
ed I lie leather for a. two snekcr.
M'or'! llallenger. Lindcmnnn died
'it the i)late on a throw from Kerr
to Kling to Mattison. That ended
I lie nynny.
The score:
SHARON
TlMllpV, Si
Mel .a'f felly.
Mahnv. iT
Kim r.' .If ..
AH R IT T'O A fi
4
f
5
4
1
.'1
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4
1
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0
1
1
1
2
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lb.
Seller, mf 2
.Clever, .'lb ..:... 4
Klin-, 2h 4
Mat I Won, e 4
Harwell, p !
Tolnfc
:in n j7 27 13 r
"AH I? II PO A M
MA HI OX
Quinn, mf ....
Myletl, ss
Karrell, if ...
Middlelon, 12b. .
Tate, If
Lindeniann, lb
Itallenger,- lib.,
l.mkey, ! . ..;
I. liens, p
Totals ...,
1
0
0
1
.'!
0
o
1
I
;r tt ii ;4 i:j i
Sharon 0 12 0 4 0 11 '-D
Mar.)n 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 -0-0
Two baso hits Sellers, Uallenger
and McLafferty, Luskey.
Homo runs Kerr, McLafferty,
Tate.
Double ilnys Lucas to Mylelt to
Lindcmaiin.
Sacrifico hits Sellers, Tooley.'
tStolcn hase.s il-'aiTcll, Quinn
Kerr, ScIIcin, Clever.
I'.ases on balls-Off, Harwell 4.
Struck out by llurwell II; By
Lucas 5.
Time-1 :.'). Umpiro Ilnrt.
INFIELD PICK-UPS.
Tho Marion aggregation camo
home Saturday nJlit from Sharon
and Lancaster eamo in yesterday
morning for yesterday's great con
test, hut the weather man had to
interfere and over three thousand
fans wero sadly disappointed. Tho
game was not called off until tho
final shower of tho afternoon which
occurred about two o'clock. Tho
shower made the paik a sea of mud
and iilav was impossible..
Lancaster left for homo InstNuptials Solemnized
night ami tho Lime Hurners Inked
on an early train this morning for
Sharon.
According to Iho dope Youngs
town should lose today and Marion
should win and this will mako us
lie with 'that team for first placo.
it is an even money shot that tho
locals wll eome homo on .Friday
in first place.
It is to be howsl that tho play
ing f,Vhl at Hie local park will bo
in better condition when tho team
returns. The management will cer
tainly havo plenty of timo to got
the grounds in eondMinn so that
it is not dangerous
ground .ball.
to tncklo n
Saturday's game was one of thoso
that any team is likely to get inlo,
Sharon hatted ,tho hall around tho
lot in a manner lhal nothing could
stop, Jimmy Lucas had everything
hut no matter what ho served up,
the Clingons wore wailing.
The Litoc Burners mado nino hits
for fifteen bases in Saturday's
gamo totaling six runs, Enough
runs and enough hils lo win al
most ovary gamo.
Back nt Shamn again today nnd
looking for revenge. Drumm will
rolinbl" use "Wiljnot today against
Sharon and pave WMhclm for to
morrow's go-To at Now Castle.
Tho former pitchor has always been
RiccesAful Inftainst Sharon whilo'
Wilhelm has had good success
against -tho Noeks,
Tho papers, over Hio circuit arc
taking notice. Everywhere tho team
has played I ho wrJldrs nro convinc
ed that thoro fc not a hotter team
in the league and any organization
capturing the peftnsi it this year will
have to settle a stiff argument wilh
Mnrfn . i . ,
Tho Lime Burners will return on
Friday and open Ihero with Now
ark, playing a ifhrno gaino series.
Then Lancaster will wine for three
moru. Then) should bo somo crowds
at Webb park during thoso series.
"ft'1
In Friday's game Tim Flood was
struck in I he noso by a batted ball
breaking a bone in .three places. On
the following liry Uallenger took
the captain's plac'o t third and tho
Kid iplayed a great, game. He made
a great one handed stop of a hard
bounder and got a two bagger and
single m ttio lour times up. J
I'lnml u-itl nrnlinl.li. ..! l,..,.l- :..!. '
. . .. ,, ... '.-.....f i , k, intuit Jiuir
the gamo today.'
With iwo (men. on bases Tnie
slanumwl the ball over the left field
fence on Saturdayj'or tho second
home run Hint the T.ime Burners
have made this season.
If Hie Lime .Burners can keep
up ihe'ir present. Kpced in another
week they will lead the league in
tcun batting nndVjwill have several
men on top of jho heap.
WON IN THE jJENTH INNING.
Boston Americano), Whitewashed the
.World's Champions on Sunday.
AMKHICAN LBAOUK. '
Standing or the Clubs.
AVon. Lost. Pet.
Chicago is 10 ' ,cr,r
Cleveland ;t. 17 11 .007
Detroit .. LI 10 .000
New York f. . In 11 .377
Athletics ..VI 13 .480
Hoston .... , in lti ,38"i
WasnliiKtou 8 U. .348
St. Louis '... !l 13 .31
Following uro Sutuiday's scoies:
Cleveland 5, .Washington 4.
Chicago a, Uoston'L'.
New York 4, St; Htmls 3.
Detroit IB, Athletic )J, .. .
SUNDAY OAAIHS.
At ChlcuRo Dojton -4, ChlcaKo 0
ton hinliiKs. Young, Crlser; White,
Sullivan.
At St. LoulR New York 7, St.
Louis 5. Moore, Klelnow; Powell,
O'Connor.
NATIONAL LUAOUK.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won.
New York ... 'M
Chicago JJ3
Pittsburg 13
Philadelphia 13
UOslon 10
Cincinnati 0
St. Louis C
Urooklvn 4
,ost. Pet.
3 .88!)
4 .853
!l .u'Jl
11 .54 a
1C .385
lfi .375
23 .211
21 .1(10
J'ollbwlng lire Saturdays scores:
Chicago, 3 Hoston 1.
.Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2.
New York U. St. Loiila.2.
Brooklyn 3. Pittsburg 1.
Second game: Brooklyn 0, Pitts
burg 1.
SANTfiE HOFFMAN
by Justice
Charles H. Conley.
(Mrs. Eva P. Santeo and Mr. Wil
liam Hoffman were mnrrled at 10
o'clock this morning by Justice
Charles II. Conley, Tho ceremony
took place In the probate court room,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman aro well
known pcoplq, residing npar Scott
Town. Thoy will mako their homo
on a farm near that place.
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HARMONY IN
THE TEAM
Ferd. Drumm Wants vo All
Star Bunch.
i .
IN THE GAME TO WIN
Marlon's Team Works Like
Clock Work.
'A
The Genial Manager of the Lime
Burners Soliloquises Before a
Youngstown Writer.
During the recent visit of tho
Lime Humcrs ut Yoiingslown Fred
Syphcr of the Telegram had the
following interesting 4'olunui of
dope Hint will bo rend with in
leiest by Minion fftiis:
"TheruV a mirighty difference :A
managing this team and the all-star
team of last neason," remarked
Ferd Drumm during a fanning bee
Thursday iiftornoon. "It was sel
lom that the wholo team went into
a gn,Ti Iiiki season if tho weather
wa the least bit bnd. Kvory man
imagined be wns a star anil tho
way lliey sail they would not go
out when it was cold or wet made
argument useless, while there isn't
a man on the team this year who
wouldn't go out in a snow storm.
"Hereafter just as soon as a
player lolls me he won't play be
cause the weather is bad T will make
a move to gel a man for bis place.
Ijfl.st season's stain taught me n
lesson , Harmony and willingness
are as essential as a batOng and
fielding to have a winning ball
team, (livo me the poorer but more
willing players mud lako Iho stars
who -think they nro Btars."
"If ever I felt sorry for tho
fans of amy honm ci'ty it was after
the opening game of tho season nt
Marion in which we wero beaten
by New Castle 7 to 0. The whole
city was out to sec tho gamo pre
pared to cheer us on to victory and
they did cheer until we wore hope
lessly beaten," said the Marion
. , , ....
--ii scene, hi mens inougii inoy
were iiiinic.ing me learn wo liavo
niuned ur faith in w'i!I not bo
in the race after all, nnd Hint nighb
the people looked as though tnere
Ivid hen a death in every homo.
They are a loyal lot at Marion
though. Next day thoy wore out
bill instead of bo.'mg confident thoy
wero .hopeful. Lot mo say right
here, thai there are no better fans
in tho leaguo than thoso nt Mar
ion. Theie is hardly a man in the
town who don't feel it his duty to
got 4iit and root for tho home
team. In proportion to its ppnla
Hou Marion has moro fans than
any city in tho circuit."
Oharlie Luskey, is tho smallest
regular cipher in tho league.
"Lusk" hardly tips the scale at
1of, but wbnt lie lacks in weight
and slatutt is made up for in tho
way ho as put up. Tho littlo back
stop is ono of the strongest men
in 'the leaguo. He : one of those
ball 'playeis who always takes sa.ro
of, .himself and is n fino nthloto.
"Kaiser" WilhoimTwill bo the
best left hnnder in Iho leaguo, was
Ferd Drunuri'w dopo last winlor nnd
U looks as though tho littlo fioutli
paw will fulfill all. the "bning
boosts given by his chief. "Kais
er" lias been toppling them nil.
His hi I performance was in tho
oponimr game nt Akron which ho
look from Cecil (Armstrong by a 1'
to 0 Pcore. Akron was not shot
(o pieces and n the toboggan then
cither.
Tim Flood h in full command of
J ho team on Iho f.Vhl, even lo elect
ing who i lo pitch. Drumm 's
only office nn the lot is to coach.
.Of course Ford takes a hand when
Ma and Tjiii's ideas on n play "dif
fer,, hut it is seldom that tho vet
eran third baseman would not fight
along tho Mime lines as his chief.
"Outlaws' wouldn't bo a had
nickname of Marion. Tlicro aw
three ex-Trfclato outlaws on the
learn Fitnrll, Lindoinnmi and Talo
and all Ihreo nro good ones.
Catterplllar's Hearty Appetite,
A caterpillar's dally food conHiunp.
Hon amounts to twlco Its own weight.
0 O O HJS THE SfSTN
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and perhaps chills and fever show that the trouble is affecting every part ol
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FATS AND ANTI.FATS
WlllJinttlefor Volley Ball Honors
Tuesday Evening.
Tuewdiiy night in the Y. M. C.
A. gymnasium,, two volley ball
teams t4 be known as the Fats
and Leans will meet for n contest
of Hnee games. Tho Fats team will
be composed of M. A. Mickley,
J. U. Oatey. Dr. Lunger, A. F.
Smith, Dr. Tilton and Clcorgo
Flower. The Lcans-.I. IF. Clark,
Dr. Ilrady, Karl Sycks , A. B.
I.awson, (leorgo Oonm mid It. A.
Mickley. The contest will un
doubtedly bo a warm one ami
should atlract a largo number of
spectators.
Big success at Heautlful Oardelil
Park Add. 01 lots snapped up In
the rain storm at the opening of this
superb property. Only 51 now to ofTor,
but every ono a full 10 foot beauty.
Cinio out right away and get yours
It
Senses of Monkeys.
Monkeys are remarkably keen of
sight, but detlclent la sense Of smell.
HKSOLUTION NO. 20. Declaring
the Intention to appropriate property
for tho purpose of wldonlng the pub
lie nlloy between In-lots No. 34 and
35 In Mnrlon, Ohio, and extending
tho same from Its present terminus
to within 5 feet or the south lino or
the right or way of the G. C. & St.
L. Kail road.
Bo It resolved by the Council or" the
City or Marlon, Stnto of Ohio:
That It hereby declares Its Inten
tion to appropriate property for tho
purpose or widening the public alley
between Inlots No. 31 nnd 35 In the
original town of Marlon, Ohio, and
extending the samo from Its pres
ent terminus to -within 5 feet of tho
south lino of the right of way or
tho C. C. C. & St. L. Kallroad, be-
IK tho following described property
,of Cimr)cs iiofstottcr and D. It
Crlsslngcr, situated In the City of
Marlon, County or .Marlon and State
orOhlo, and iKUinded nnd described
as'rollows: Beginning at the south
east corner or ln-lot No. 34 and In
the north lino of oast Center Street,
Marlon, Ohio; thence north following
said east lino or said ln-lot, also said
line ot said lot wero extended north
425 feet or to within G feet ot tho
south lino ot tho C. C. C. &St. D.
Railway right of way; thenco west
parallel with said right ot way 8
feet; thenco south parallel with first
lino 32 feet; thenco .east, 4 feet;
thenco south. J93 feet to the north
line of Center Street; thenco east on
said north lino 4 feet to tho placo of
beginning.
Also tho following described prop
erty owned by Davidson McWllllams,
situated In the City of Marlon, County
ot Mnrlon and State ot Ohio, and bo-
Innlng nt a point In tho lino between
In.lnt Hi nnd 3!i. Hnlil linn liplnrr ex
tended 272.49 feet north of tho north
lino of East Center Streot; thenco
north on snld line 152.51 feet to a
point C feet south or C. C. C. & St.
Ii, Railway right of way thenco
cast 20.5 reet: thonco south narallol
with 1st line 32 feet: thenco wost 4
feet; thence south 120. CI feet; thenco
west 1C.B feet to the placo of begin
ning. Also tho following doscrlbed
property owned by Davidson Mc
Wllllams, Charles Hofstetter and D.
K. Crlsslnger, situated In the City or
Marlon, County of Marlon and Stalo
cr Ohio, beginning at tho northeast
corner or ln-lot No. 34 at a point
132.24 tect north or the north lino
or oast Centor Street; thenco north on
east line or lot extended 140.25 feet;
thenco east parallel with Center
Street 10. 5 teet; thenco south .pnrallcl
with 1st lino 140.25 feet or to tho
northwest corner ot ln-lot 35; thenco
west 1G.5 feet to tho placo of begin
ning.
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St con-.lals of 13 doutle-cdued blades (24 keen cutting eilec) with triple silver-plate
holder la velvet Nucleate. Each blade uood for off average of more than 20 oatUfylnif
.naves, nanaie end blade guaranteed to lie perfect In material ana worKmunuup.
a Iniiiilre ulxtut BrlXIAl, 1'ltliH TllIAli OlTKIl.
aillette Sales Company, 21
And George Brown Is hereby des
ignated for the purpose or serving a
copy or this resolution upon said
owners.
Passed Mny 0, 1007. '
S. It. B.AUIIAUSER,
President of Oily Council.,
Approved by iho Mayor, Louts
Schorff. i
Attest: "William Files, City Clerk.
Star fi-!M(l-07. Mirror 5-10-17-07.
OKDINANCI3 NO. 24. To proceocl
with the Improvement ot Park Boul
tvard rroni Center Street to tho south
lino of lot No. 1C83.
Be it ordained by tho Council ot
tho City ot Marlon, state ot Ohio:
Section 1. That It Is hereby de
cided by the Council or tho City of
Marlon three-fourths or all tho mem
bers elected thereto concurring to
proceed with the Improvement of
Park Boulevard rrom Center Street
lo the south lino of lot No. lcS8 lir
accordance with a resolution for that
purpose passed on tho ith day of
March, 1007, by said Council and bo
'ng known as resolution No. 9; and
In accordance with the plans, speci
fications, estimates and profiles here
tofore approved and now on fllo In
tho office of tho department ot Public
Service.
Sec. 2. That all claims for dam
ages therefrom shall bo Judicially in
quired Into beforo tho commence
ment of tho proposed Improvement,
and the City Solicitor bo and ho Is
hereby authorized mid directed to In
stitute proceedings In a court of com
petent jurisdiction to Inaulro Into
such claims.
Sec. 3. That tho wholo cost of said
Improvement less ono-flftleth there
of nnd, the cost of Intersection shall
bo assessed by tho foot frontage upon
all lots ami lnuds bounding nnd abut
ting upon said Improvements between
Center Street and tho south lino of
lot No. 1088 which said lots and
lands aro hereby determined to bo
especially benefitted by said Improve
ment; and tho cost ot said Improve
ment shall Include the expense ot
printing, publishing nnd serving not
ices, resolutions, ordinances required,
and the cost or Issuing tho samo Is
sued in anticipation or tho collection
of the assessment to bo levied for
said improvement Interest and all
other necessary expenditures.
See. 4. That tho nsscssment bo to
Ik) levied shall bo paid In ten annu
al installments with interest on de
ferred payments not to exceed six
nor cent, per annum payable semi
annually, provided that tho owner ot
any property, may, at his option, pay
such assessment or any number of
Installments thereot at any time after
said assessment has been lovled with
Interest to tno seml-nnnual Interest
day ot said bonds next following tho
last, payment.
Sec, 5. Bonds or notes of the City
of Marlon, Ohio, shall bo Issued In
anticipation or tho collection ot tho
nsscssment by installments nnd In
an amount equal thereto.
See. C. That tho remainder of tho
entlro cost ot snld Improvement shall
he paid by tho Issuance of bonds In
tho maimer provided by law.
' Sec. 7. That said improvement
shall bo of vitrified brick block with
eurh and tho necessary catch basins,
drainage, etc., and tho following
.materials may be bid upon therefor:
Vitrified brick block.
See. 8. That the Board ot Public
Service bo and thoy aro hereby
authorized nnd directed to make nndi
oxecuto a contract for such Improve
ment to tho lowest and best bidder
after advertisement according to
law.
Sec. 9. This ordlnanco shall he In
forco and take effect from nnd after
tho earliest period allowed by law.
Passed May (1, 1007
S. R. NAUTIAUSBIt,
President of Oily Council.
Approved 'by Iho Mayor, Louis
Schorff.
Attest: William Fics, City Clark.
Slur CO 1(14)7. Mirror C-70-17-07.
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