Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-19
SENSATIONAL BALL
PLAYED BY TIGERS
AND The SHELTERS
With Score Even at Five Runs
Each in Game With Ryanites,
After Two Were Down, Bob
Ganley WallOps One on the
Nose and the Sixth Run Came
Over.

~ Wo sensational rallies late in yes
III terday's Newark jersey city
game allowed the Bengals to
take ten-inning game from the
Skeeters by to score after Jersey
City had acquired four-run lead
early in the game. The old fghting
spirit of the Tigers was there once
more and when Newark went in for
the last half of the ninth the Skeeters
mad a two-run lead. Two were down
and men were on second and third
When Ganley arose to the occasion with
liner to left centre that tied the
score. Jersey City got run in the
tenth. but Newark came right back
with two more and the game was won.
wyatt Lee was hit hard and rather
OFTEN, but he showed his nerve under
hre and wavered only twice The first
pair OF runs scored by the Skeeters
came in the fourth. Deihinger started
things with a single to centre, and
Wheeler followed with a duplicate to
the same portion of the field. His
wallop bounced away from George
Browne and he tried to make two bags.
but Browne was right on the job and
niped him at second. Johnson then
slammed the ball to the score board
for homer and two runs were hung up
for the Skeeters.
Meanwhile Camnitz had allowed but
one hit, and the Tigers were helpless.
but the visitors from Hudson county
added another pair of counters to their
tally in the fifth. Camnitz's double,
two infield outs, two-bagger by
Deininger and a single by Wheeler ac-
counted for the Skeeter scores.
One Run Present.
Camnitz presented Newark with a
run in the sixth on three bases on
balls and hit batter. forcing in Zim-
norman. The Tigers would have
sewed UP the game then and there had
not Wheeler and Hanford made SEN
sational catches of vicious drives by
Kelly and Ganley In the eighth Lar
ripping Larry Schlahy, who has been
batting as though he were in that race
for the automobile, got Newark's sec
ond hit. 1t was a wallop to the centre
Held beachers that fell shy of being
a homer only by inches. Larry got
two bases on this whack and scored
when Kelly singled Ganley followed
with another hit and Kelly took sec
ond and Camnitz took the bench while
BARLEY essayed to check the Tigers.
Umpire Murray then made a raw de-
s1id -, ce,,, o"' a,eei nc hau
ley's attempt to catch him mapping.
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