Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-20
rFrom a stan Correspondent

HEAL Quey July ~.
THE marvellous phenomenon of the
II dead coming to life and nine
corpses %drubbing a litter of
league-leading live" ones was the
miracle that 999 natives of Montreal
had the fortune to witness yesterday
afternoon at Atwater Park. While
they were turning the trick they de-
cided TO do 1t properly. end Sol LIGHT
enstein's hired help were eminently
successful in their purpose, for mainly
through the right arm of Bobby Keefe
they were successful by a score Of 8
to 0.
While Bobby was a puzzle to the
Tigers all the way and allowed the
Newarkers but two hits, his hackers
were biting the bulb delivered to them
by Cy Parkin to all corners of the lot
for a decade of hits. all of them timely.
The Royals started the rout in the
nrst inning, when, with Jube and
feager down and out. Jones raped
one on the nasal organ for a liner to
centre which netted him one base. Our
erstwhile assistant, Ray Demmitt, then
made his appearance with a double to
Kelly's territory, and James Jones,
esq, made the round to the plate.
His run would have won Il e game for
the Canadians. but the rest of the
Royals kept peggfng away al Cy. and
after he had walked Mattress Cockill
singled, scoring Demmitt. Natty tried
to sneak to third on the play, but was
nipped half way to his goal when Lou
den handed Kelly's toss to Schlafy.
In b second Holly was a target for
one of Cy's ~inshoots. but was doubled
off first when Krichelrs near-Texas
Lacquer was gobbled by Louden and
shipped to first. Jones stung another
hit to centre in the third with two
down, but Demmitt forced him. while
Holly's hit with two out in the fourth
was of no avail when Parkin whitfield
Krichell.
In the meantime but one Tiger had
reached first on Keefe, that being
Jimmy in the first round, and the
Royal star singer got a notion to try
for a Ho-hit game, as Jimmy had
reached the initial rack On d pass.
Schlafy was lift by a pitched ball in
the fifth, and after Louden's hot one
had been turned to an out by Holly's
fast work Agler hit one that seemed a
sure single. but Mattress made a one
land catch and doubled schlafy off
iii st.
Parkin's Nerve.
Parkin showed his nerve in the Mon
treal half. when he retired the side
after h first two men had singled
Keefe, who was first up, led of with z
hot liner to centre, on which Gettmar
did well to hold him to a base. It was
Keefe's first hit since the Civil War
and it naturally made him feel kind OF
puckered up. He showed that he had
not forgotten to navigate around the
bags when he stopped at second on
Jube's infield safety. Joe Yeger then
tried to sacrifice. but Parkin got Keefe
at third and things frightened up.
The prospects took on a still ruddier
hue when Cy made Jones bite at a trio
of bad ones. and when Demmitt arched
to Kelly the sun shown out in all its
glory. Parkin got a bar start in the
seventh when he winged" Krichell,
and Umpire Halligan allowed Keefe to
take his bass when he deliberately
stepped In front of the plate and spoiled
a strike. The feet-footed lube Their
tried to lay down a bunt, and when Cy
attempted to force Krichell at third
Paul beat the throw and Cy was in a
metty pickle. with the bases crowded