The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-05

The first inning. instead of the sew
enth seems to be the Tigers best session
this yea Joyce was the first to face
Frili and fanned-a good start. Yeaser
walked but was forced by ONeii,
Schlaf1y toLouden, and Jones flied TO
Meyers. For Newark, Meyers damned
the first ball pitched for a single, which
Casey didn't have a chance to get.
Kelly tried to sacrifice but forced
Benny at second. Getman got on when
Yeager threw poorly to Corcofan in his
attempt to get Kelly at the midway.
On a try for a double steal Gettman
reached second, but Kelly was out at
third, Clark to Casey. Wolverton then
rose to the occasion with a smash for
one and Gettman scored the first run of
the game. Sharpe forced Harry at
second.
The Royals we're easy in the second.
Cockili flying to Meyers, Casey giving VOL
verton a foul pop and Corcoran dying OH
q grounder to Sharpe. Not to be outdone
IN courtesy, the Tigers s~uccumbed with
cut any great struggle. Schl8fy walked,
but was out stealing: Louden famed. and
Crisp gave Yeager an assist and cockill a
put-out. In the third the locals troubles
began. For Montreal. Clark got a free
ticket, but never got any further, he being
f0fce0. tT1il to IsOuden, by WICKER. Joyce
hit a mean one between frst and second,
beautifully and, threw to first for what
! sSsSo" 3 Joe g xe an oh III 70 ep lef s' for I pretty sftS
double and Wicker scored. joyce hit
through the box and schlaiy got Il and
the home station. OsNeil famed, but
Jones made a pesky single and Joyce
The Third.
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that was all. Frill started with a clean
hit and took second on Meyers out. Casey
TO Cockili.. Kelly strolled and Gettman
got on again when Yeager threw his offer
double play which put the Tigers to the
bad. Wolverton hit to Cockill, who came
IN on the ball and got Frill at home by
hall away quickly and nailed Wolverton
at first, Corcoran covering the bag. 1t was
pretty close. but CLOSE. don't count. One
more came to Montreal in the fourth.
Cockili singled and Casey got in the way
bunt. filing the, basel, with no one down
caught Clark's fly, but when, Wicker gave
Gettman a fly .Cockm came home. Jake',.S
throw was well-nieh perfect. but CockilI
After Joyce had walked. OfNeil struck
out, ending the mining and the riir- getting
for the day.
The Last Of the Game.
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The locals fourth and both teams iftb
and sixth were simple, there being no
complications or chances for scoring, This
was also true Of the Royals seventh and
eighth. but. beginning with the seventh.
Newark looked to have Q good chance to
pull the game out of the fire. In that
stanza Schlahy famed and Londen's
patience was rewarded by free transporta
ton. Crisp flied to right. but Jack F'rill
g.,t In his second hit In the same Place
his first. over second. Meyers filled them
up hv walking. but Kelly was out, Wicker
to Cockili, The eighth was uneventfnl.
IN h Royals final Manager Casey
started with 4 clean double. Corcoran
put him on third by dying. .Frill to sharre,
and. with Clark at the bat, Casey al
tempted his favoIitc 1888 ~play-the sd, oez2,
When Jimmy ran in Clark happened TO
fan and Casey WIS run 10y by Crisp.
Iouden was first up in the last gasp Of
the Newalks ana wont out, Case and
Cockill being responsible. Crisp was safe
ut first wnen Yeiieer fnmlled. Here Vol
verton gave .Pllilbin a chance in a PINCH
substituting him FIR Frill at the bat. end
Tom made good with a single. Crisp got
away with +; clean steal of third, hookiI,s
under Ciark's throw in great style. Thinss
looked rosy for a run, but Meyers's best