Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
TIGERS and JACK RYAN'S SHELTERS
RESUME THEIR BITTER WARFARE
First Battle Goes Thirteen Innings, with Little Hope of Victory
for Locals Until the Bats of Ganley and Gett-
man Got AwOrking.
BY FRANK j M,TAGUE.

Kelly and Gettman and timely
swats by Ganley, Kelly, Gett-
man, Louden, Schlaly and Hearne
saved the day for the Tigers in the
thirteen-inning battle with Jersey City
at ~SkeeterviIle yesterday afternoon.
The final was 4 to 2, and it was some
game with big Mac playing the lead
ing role. He showed old-time form and
allowed but three hits until the ninth.
During that time but one man reached
second. In the ninth the Insects tied
up the score and all hands had to work
overtime.
The Pests can thank Umpire Boyle
for being placed in a position to tie
up the game. Wally Clement was out
by q yard In the ninth after he had
sent a grcunder to Louden. Bill shot
the pill &c Agler and Boyle yelled safe,
and some of the fans nearly collapsed.
Captain Jack Hannifan made his first
hit OF the week. II was a "beaut" to
left centre and the former Giant made
the circuit.
Harry Camnitz, the former Pittsburs
player, filed the bases in the first in
ming. but managed to squeeze out.
After Jimmy failed to connect. Bob
Ganley singled to centre. Kelly walked
and Gettman advanced, both on a sac
rifce. Louden did not appreciate four
served up and strolled. Captain Han
MIN scooped in Schlafly's fly in short
centre.
Louden was the trouble-maker in the
fourth. With one on the retired list he
singled to left and Schlafy sent a hit to
the opposite corner OF the lot. Agler
then sacrificed to Clement, Louden
scoring and Larry taking third. Hearne
then sent a scoTcher to Otis Johnson,
and the husky shortstop did well in
stopping it. 1t went as a hit for Pop
axd sent the Tiger captain across the
plate. McGinnity was the third out on
strikes.
Eat EN- Up Jake made a great
running catch of Abstein's long hit to
centre in the fifth. Three innings later
Kelly ran into deep centre and robbed
Jimmy Esmond of a sure homer by
catching the pill over his head. 1t was
a great catch and the fans cheered the
modest outielder as he walked to the
bench.
After the Shelters scored the re-
uuired runs to even up the score in the
ninth, Johnson got to third and Abstein
to second. The Iron Man closed the
gates, however, and forced Esmond to
go out, Louder to Agler.
lake Gettman was on the job again
in the eleventh when he robbed Otto
Deininger of a triple and possibly a
homer. The Tiger made a dash for the
Germans wallop and managed to get
to II In the nick of time. 1t was a
life-saver without doubt. Jake wasn't
satisfied. for he raked in the wallops
of Hannifan and Deininger in the
Jonah inning, with two on bases.
The Tigers boss displayed a whole
sale amount Of GOODNESS in the final.
Crist secured an infield hit n Land
rigan, who batted for Camnitz, singled
to right. Two on base n none down,
but that did not worry Joseph ]. He
made Clement fly to Jimmy, and, as
told. Gettman did the rest.
The sweetest part ofEthe game, how
ever, came when the Tigers put the
game on ice. Ganley was the first
TIGER to face Camnitz. He sent up a
fly to short entire. Clement and DEM
niger sprfnted for 1t, and while they
were deciding which was which and
what was what Sir Robert dashed for
third and made It. Talk about a triple,
it was a corker. Johnny Kelly then
got his sacrifice fly to Hartford, which
scored Ganley.
Just to show the fans and Camnttz
that singles were not the only hits he
could ring of his bat, Jake Gettman
duplicated Hannifan's feat Of the ninth
and poied a beaut to the flagpole in
deep centr for a f~our-sacker. Loudsn
tick1ed In the ribs by a close one
and Captain Schlaffy sent a grounder
inside the first base line. Abstein went
to fsld the bali and Camnitz covered
Larry beat the play. but Umpire
Bcy2e got m some OF his business"
and declared Larry out. The Tiger
capcain then invited Boyle to take a
trip IN his auto, but the Jump de-
clined.
AEaer wss the third out on an infield
grotmder. The game was won ana
was happy.
Jack Ryan and his Pests VISIT the
Tigers lair today.
Two games for a quarter. aor a half,
as you wish, at West Side Park to-
morrow. Shelters here again Sunday
and Monday morning.
Manager Ryan was full of pepper.
He warmed up too much in the opinion
Of Umpire Stafford in the fourth when
Schlafy was called safe at the plate
~EKA M