The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21

encouraged his men to tie the score and
then win ont. After the game, as he was
walking to the clubhouse, the Toronto fans
sent up Il cheer for him.
six Pitchers.
During the game each team was forced
to use three pitchers in order to stop the
slaughter. Mueller started for the Tigers
and he lasted one and two-third innings,
lasted but two innings. He was not being
bumped as hard as Mueller, at that. but
was taken out because of his wildness.
Frill, who took UP the work Mueller left
unfinished, lasted three and one-third In
nings and then retired in favor of his man
ager. who pulled the game out. Rudolph,
and "Doc" Newton was sent to his rescne
at the beginning of the ninth. While he
was OH the mound he was hit safely seven
times.
Twelfth n Heartbreaker.
The twelfth inning was a heartbreaker,
and. after Newark had scored what proved
to be the winning run, 1t looked as If the
had men on second aud third when Kelley,
the last man, was retired. The twelfth
started off this way. Lapp, who took
Crisp's place behind the bat when Wolver-
ton went in to pitch in the fifth, starts
ed off with a s~lash,ng drive to centre.
he was forced at second by Louden, who
hit TO right for a base, and a base on balls
advanced both men a cushion. Meyers
then came to the rescue with Il long fly
to Weidy In left. As soon as the ball was
caught Louden started for the plate. and
although Weidy made a good throw home
Billy slid in under Mitchell and scored. In
stantly the Toronto players rushed to HIM
pire Murray, but he refused to change his
decision and ordered she game on. Brady
took Gettman's PLACE in centre in the Sec
ond. because Jake was chased from the
grounds for disputing a play and ended
the Tigers half by striking out.
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Newark failed to score in the first. while
the benf9 In their turn Mt the bat man
aged to get a run over the pan. Fallon
walked and, after Weidy flied to Louden,
went to second on Houssr's out. Mueller
to Sharpe; Grimshaw stnng a hit to left
held, and FNallon counted
In the next inning the Tigers sent two
runs over the olate. Gettman and Wolver-
ton drew free tickets, sharpe drove a
swift one at Pfeffer. who threw high TO
Fiick to get Jake at that bag, The
Tiger was safe. but the umpire said no.
and rs Jake kicked on the play he was
filling the bases. Crisp walked and Wolver-
ton was forced in. Mueller hit to Mailing,
forcing Crisp at second, and Sharpe tailed
We're filled again. Kelly ended the round
by fouling 20 Frick. In their turn at bat
the locals scored six runs on -four hits, two
bases on balls and an error by Crisp.
When F'rill took up the work in this in
ming, with two down, the bases were oil
populated. Nothing was doing In the third,
but ts t In mdtanse next ch iJa, the Leafs tailed
singled to centre, went to third when Grim
shaw hit to deep centre and, on the throw
In. Grim went to second, Both counted on
Mitchelps smash to the same territory. 1t
became interesting In the sixth, when the
Tigers sent three runs over the plate.
Sharpe started with u drive to right
After Louden had been retired. Crisp hit
to the same place for a bag. Lapp. who
batted for Friil, got a life when Mailing
fumbled his easy grounder. Louden forced
out. Kelly beat out a hit to Frick and
the bases were loaded. Meyers smashed
one 10 right. for a base and, as Kelley
fnmblcd. both Crisp and Louden scored.
WoIverton's Triple.
Wolverton started the next round by
and scored on Shapes drive to right.
Laa pp tb nat t,e, lor
ana 1t looked us If the game was sewed up.
tiouser doubled anu a Wild pitch put him
ON third; After Grimshaw had been re-
made his third hit with a drive to right
that scored Houser. Benny Meyers was
the he FIRST man to face Newton in the ninth
Brady lived up to his reputation by driv-
ing out a safe hit to right for one bag,
Then came the cleanup drive by Wolver-
right field bleachers by about ten feet and
fell into the lake on the outside
Sharpe followed with u drive to right,
and took second on Loudy's sacrifice.
After Crisp had been retired Lapp singled
to left, scoring Sharpe. Neither team had
much chance to score after that until the
twelfth, when the Tigers sewed up the
game. In the Toronto's turn at bat Houser
singled to centre and Grimshaw hit into a
double play, Louden to Crisp. Mitchell
singled to left, and SO did Mailing. 1t was
up-to Manager Kelley, and he ended the
freak game by hitting to Sharpe, who
touched Mitchell ON his way to third.