Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-24
TIGERS REGISTER VICTORY NO. | over
GANzEL'S VERY NERVOUS CHAMPIONS
Iron Mans Quick Delivery Puzzles Last Years Leaders,
Tigers Increase Their Lead Over the Favored Ones" OF the
League-0pen Date Today, but Tomorrow and Sunday
Will See Fireworks Between the Teams.

Stafford announced the Tiger battery.
The Iron Man surely has the Hus-
tiers goat, and it has been proven by
the fact that he has won four of The
five games he pitched against then,
since the season o%pened-a remarkable
record.
AS in days zone by the metal man
was allowed 10 hurl the pill back to
Hughey Hearne as fast as he received
it, and hence there was little dulness
TO the game. That's what the fans
liko-gingery baseball. They pay to
see o good game, and it's Mp to the
players to hustle in and II of the
field.
This dragging a game two hours and
over is an injury to the game. There
was no kick yester day. because Me-
Ginnity worked. Ducky Holmes, who
won two of the few games the Hustlers
got off the B~engals, started in to pitch
for the visitors. He left his nerve nu
the bench, and if he had anything in
the line of curves and breaks they
were sweet to The Tigers. They de-
layed cornering the good thing until
the second. The champs had tailed a
run in the first through Moeller's triple
~ b aAi't C9i+b III .
The Tigers overbalanced the situation
in the second and Poor John had to
call for p glass Of iee-water. He was
nearly overcome and 1t wasn't from
the heat. for he picked out a shady
spot on the bench. 1t pains the man OF
''pop-up' fame to see McGinnity make
his team of big leaguers look like a lot
OF dubs.
Well, this is how they did it:
Gettman and Louder tickled the first
ball served up by Mr.. Holmes. Cap
tain Schlafy tried 10 squeeze one
through. Bert Tooley, but ''oo-oo-ly,'
was on the job, and threw to Ed Holly,
forcing Louden at second. Gettman
reached third on the play, however,
and Joe Agler put the finishing touches
OH the job when he drove a pretty one
to right for two sacks. scoring Jake
and sending Beach City Senior to third.
Hughey Hearne, who has beer doing
mighty good work with his club, poled
a fly to Osborn, and it was deep
enough to score Schlafy.
iThere was no further run-getting
Until the sixth. Captain Schlahy drove ii
hin-breaker at Toohey and it bounded
to short centre, and keeping his head
on his shoulders the Tiger captain took
a desperate chance and made second.
Once more his fellow townsman, Agler,
was on the job, He laid down a pretty
bunt.
1t was UP to Hughey Hearne, the vet
eran backstop, who has been nicknamed
Pop"
The beefy catcher was there in a
pinch. for he cracked out a pretty base
hit which scored his captain. 1t de-
Veloped into the winning run and the
Tigers were ~applauded as they took
the field. The Hustlers made a weak
attempt to tie the score in the final.
Moran and Tooley both secured singles,
but the Iron Man put something Oh
the balls pitched to Moeller and Osborn
and the best they could do was to
pop up Spencer, the fuzzy-topped
first sacker. however, lined a wicked
one at Louden and Bill fumbled. Moran
made good by scoring, but Tooley un-
derestimated the throwing ability of
Sehlafy and he was out at the plate.
He tried to make a football play of it.
but Hearne was one too many for him.
The box score:
ESTER NEWARK.