Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
TIGERS DISPEL MALARkEY'S POWER
OVER THEM IN CYCLONE FASHION

sion afforded by the bench after he had
been scored upon five times. Burchell
relieved him and was touched up for
two more runs in that merry-go-round
session.
Yesterdays victory will make it an
impossibility for the Bisons to dislodge
the Tigers from first place in the race
even though the Smithies AXE the two
remaining games. Newark has now
won four out of six games from Buffalo
and 1t isn't expecting too much of the
Tigers to take at least one more of the
remaining contests at Buffalo today
and tomorrow.
Early in the game yesterday 1t seemed
that M~alarkey's usual hoodoo was with
him. Right off the real in the break
away round Buffalo landed a solar
plexus blow by tallying a run. Henline,
with two strikes on him, hit a punky
one which bounded over McGinnity's
head and it went as a hit. Brain forced
him at second and things frightened
when White gave Ganley a high one, but
Mac made a wild fling, which put Brain
at second, and he scored when Meyer
allowed a grasshopper from East's bat
to get away from him after Starr had
been hit by a pitched ball.
1t looked glum for Newark when
Louden grounded out, second to first,
bu Ganley vas there with a smashing
~two-bagger. Kelly flied to centre, but
Gettman landed on the sphere and gave
it a ride to centre and Bob scored with
ease, while Gettman stopped at second.
Meyer hoisted to White, ending the In
ming.
Buffalo had two men left on base in
the second and one in the third, while
Newark was out in one, two, three
order in both of these rounds. In the
fourth stanza, however, the visitors
took the lead by seoring a brace of
runs.
McGinnity allowed Johnson to prone
made for a starter and Sabre hoisted
to Kelly, who made a good catch. Nc
Allister doubled, scoring johnson. Ma
larkey was safe on a fielder's choice,
in which a vain attempt was made to
get McAllister at the plate, n all
hands were safe. Henline singled,
Brain flied out and White walked, fill
ing the bags. Starr a three and two
on him and Their flied to centre.
All through this round Crisp, who
had wrenched his ankle in going after
a fly in the preceding round, was limp
ing. but he stuck gamely to his post.
The accident to Crisp occurred in the
third. when Joe, in catching a foul fly
from Starts bat, fell onto the visitors
bench. Joe remained through the fol-
lowing inning, but the pain became so
intense that he retired at the begin
ming of the sixth in favor of Holtz.
Crisp's injury was not serious, though
painful, and a days layoff may do him
good, especially as Holtz has shown up
so we'll to date and is exceptionally
cool in the pinches.
Jimmy walked and Holtz singled in
the fifth, but their teammates failed
to follow up and they were marooned
on the bases. An error by Louden, who
threw high to Agler in fielding a hard
grounder from McAllister's bat, put the
runner on first at the beginning of the
sixth, but Burchell. Henline and Brain
were out in order.
Then it was that Newark came to
bat, and started off the attack that
settled Malarkey. Ganley n Kelly
singled n Bob scored on Gettman's
single. Three in a row and non out
looked good, especially when Meyer
sacrificed 10Th runners with a beauti-
full bunt. Kelly scored when Starr
slipped up on Zimmy's bounder. and
the game was tied up Agler lined to
Sabre, but Holtz lined out a single
and two more runs came in. McGin-
nifty then hit to right centre for a two
Dagger, completing the rout and scor-