The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-25

CAMEL Gets In the Game.
John Camel got INTO the game him
self and made two hits. but they did
not do any damage in the run column.
He had a chance to tie the score in
the seventh by sending in Osborn,
who was On second. He was the fits
batter to face Mueller, too, but the
Kid mad him go out to S%harpe.s The
errors We're three ard two for Rochester
and Newark, respectively, and the HIS.
respectively, twelve and thirteen. Tire
only difference, however. between tie
hitting of the two teams was that
nearly all of the Newarks' hits me n.
runs and the Histlers' did not. Up to
the sixth inning the game appear d a
cincl for the Tigers. a home run drive
by Simmons accounting for the Hus-
tleers' only tally, while Newark had
two.
After that long drive it beehooved
The Tigers to get busy in the run line
and they did. with a vengeance. Bill
Louder started things with a long
drive to centre, which Maloney nearly
got by jumping He dropped the pill.
Kelly then sent one to third too hot
for Simmons. "A fellow named Schla1y
went UP to the plate, looked over a low
one n Eelted one of Henley's specials
to the fence for a three-bagger. Louden
n Kelly tagged the plate in happy
mood. Not SO Camel: he was furious.
Then "Clean-Up" Jake met one on the
nose and away out into the field went
the ball for a two-sacker n Mr.
Schlafy tailed the third run that in
hing. That was too much for Long John
10 stand from Henley, and Roy Beecher
was summoned I'd the mound.
The Tigers were rather satisfied that
the game had been put on ice and zim-
norman went out by the Simmons
Camel combination Jake was on
third. Sharpe hit a hard one to Batch.
Jake started for home and was caught
In a gauntlet ran by Erwin, Simmons
and Batch, Beecher finally tagging him
out. Meyers went out on a tap to
Beecher, who threw him out at first.
Hustlers Make n Rally.
The Hustlers were now furious, and
they started into work in that lucky
eventh. They were out to win, but the
three runs they managed to get were
rot enough to even tie the score then.
Beecher opened UP with a screecher,
and Anderson followed suit. Pattee was
the batter then. He had made two
mis- anu Was MT Dy the pitcher IN his
previous three trips to the plate, but
the King made him smell the heat of
three fast ones and he sat down.
Billy Maloney, however, came to the
rescue of the slipping Hustlers with a
wallop to right for two sacks and
Beecher tailed run No. q. Osborn met
one on the nose, and out it sailed to
Gettman. Jake fooled with It for u
minute and Osborn Went to second,
while Maloney and Anderson scored.
The four-run lead had been cut to one
and there was a royal chance for Roch
ester to tie it up, for CAMEL was at
bat. as said before. However, Mueller
made the Long One" go out, and
things ended there.
1t seemed that the Tigers had it 'on
the Hustlers, for as soon as the
eighth began Mueller hit through Batch
for a single n Louder followed with
a neat single. Kelly tried hard, but he
popped a fly for osborn. Schlafiy made
his second hit and Bill Louden was on
third after the Kid had scored. Larry
and Bill, on the first ball pitched, start
ed a~double steal. Erwin threw short
to- Batch, but Erwin dropped the re-
turn when Louden bumped into him in