Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-05

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day. The Tigers won the after
i.oon battle, 5 to 5, after losing the
morning contest, Z to l..
The Bengals We're never in it in the
early battle. The Skeeters proved they
we're better morning glories. The CON-
trast in the afternoon was about as
great as day and night. Cy Parldn,
the witty -curveologist Of the Tigers,
was on the firing line. and for six in
nings he had the Pests at his mercy
The Tigers up until that time secured
three runs off Harry Camnitz, and that
looked like a good lead. In the seventh,
however, Cy weakened and the Insects
scored a pair of runs and took the lead.
That was Just what the fans wanted,
for it furnished a chance for a rally.
In the eighth and ninth the McGinnity-
ties swung their clubs with good effect
and batted out five runs, which was
more thar enough to win the game.
Bill Louden started the trouble. He
had the nerve to let the ball hit him
after the Skeeter pitcher threw a pair
of pretty strikes over the heart of the
plate. Captain Schlafiy cracked out a
classy single. Agler then hunted TO
0amnitz. It was a short one and a
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failing to see Louden's fine start pegged
to third TO nail the Bengal shortstop,
and missed. The sacks were full, and
Hughey Hearne figured that 1t would
be fine policy TO bunt, and behold, the
catcher, who is one of the most ancient
and fatherly, beat the throw to first
and Louden scored.
Ordinarily Parkin was due to bat.
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up and tipped Wyatt Lee to be pre-
pared to do the pinch-hit feat. Lee
walked to the plate and suddenly the
entire Skeeter aggregation threw up
their hands. They were beaten to q
crisp then and there. Jack Ryan ran
out to Captain Jack Hannifan, and the
pair of Jacks turned themselves into
a pair of faces" They doped it out
that Otto Deininger and his speed
would battle Lee. Hence Otto and
Camnitz exchanged places for Lee only,
and this is what took place: The pinch
pitcher made a real wild pitch and
Schlahy scored. That made the score
8 to 4. Lee had three balls and fouled
off two and the fans were straining
their eyes. Finally they saw h shin
ing ball shoot up like a rocket, and
when it dropped in Camnitz's hands
Agler scored. 1t was a pretty sacrifice.
1t was more than enough for DEM
niger, and Camnitz again went to the
mound. Jimmy and Ganley were re-
tired on infield hits.
Benny Meyer started the fireworks in
the ninth. He singled, stole second,
ard trotted to third when Dillon made
a s~kyrocket peg to second. Louden
beat out a hit to Esmond, which scored
Meyer. Gettman flied to Ferry. Pied
mont Bill then stole second and third
in a couple of minutes, and wen home
when Dillon threw to Clement instead
of Esmond to get Bill at third.
The Tigers were contented with the
lead. and quit for the day. McGinnity
pitched the last two innings. In the
eighth he retired the side in order. In
the ninth Clement got a pass in the
final and counted on Hannifan's
double.
The Tigers scored first. In the third
let one hit him on the left wing.
He rubbed his ankle. Jimmy followed
with a single. Ganley sacrificed and
Meyer doubled. Chalk up two runs.
The Shelters scored once in the same
Camnitz singled. and wen to
second on Agler's muff of a thrown bal
by Parkin. He scored on Hannifan's
single after Clement struck out.
Jimmy walked in the fifth, went to
on Ganleyy's safe sacrifice and
to third when Camnitz made a mis-
play. Meyer was an inlield out, but
Gettman was there with the wallop
which sent Jimmy home.
Parkin walked Deininger and john
son in the fifth, made a bad peg to
Agler on Abstein's grounder and DEM
registered. In the following in
ming Clement tripled. Hannifan singled,
Deininger doubled and Ferry cracked a
safe one to Jimmy. There were two
down when it happened and only two
runs resulted. Johnson, who walked
on his three early trips to the plate,
was Cy's victim on strikes.
Morning Game.
Phil Sitton, who was pie for the
thrice this season, pitched a
game in the morning, holding
the Tigers to six scattered hits.
Schlafiy's triple in the ninth to the
in deep right and H~earne's out
the Tigers their lone tally.
Holmes was touched UP freely in the
fourth and the Shelters scored four
runs. Hannifan walked, Deininger and
Johnson singled and Abstein doubled.