Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23

~ RAND finales have been in vogue
every day at SWiedenmayer's
Park during the week. fester-
day was just another instance, When
the Jersey Citys took the lead in the
seventh by a one-run margin and held
the advantage until the ninth, when
the Bengals came from behind again
and tailed twice, winning the game
by q 8 to s score.
Browne walked and took second on
Zimmerman's out in that ninth inning.
Schla1y's single scored Browne and
Larry took third on Kelly's hit, only
to be caught at the plate on Ganleys
tap to Camnitz. Kelly took second on
the play and scored on McAllisters
long hit to left, breaking up the game.
Bob Spade and Jim Cleary tried to
check the Skeeters for eight innings
and were scored pom eight times.
Cy Parkin pitched the ninth and was
inyincible, and he gets the credit Tor
the game. Spade and Manser were
the moundsmen at the outset, but
neither lasted long. Manser's curves
were clouted for ten hits and six runs
in four innings. while Spade allowed
seven hits and six runs in six sessions.
Newark got a run in the opening
session when Brown walked and stole
and scored on Zimmerman's singing
single to right centre. Schla1y walked,
and a sacrifice would ave placed Zim-
norman ON third and Schlafly on Sec
ond, but Chubby Manser curved thres
strikes over the plate on Kelly and
Jack sat down. Ganley was out at
first on Esmond's assist, and McAllister
lined to johnson.
A triple to centre by Hanniin, and
a fly to Browne from Spahr's stick tied
up the game. Newark came right back
and went in front again in the second
when Hearne singled and Bob Spade
tripled to right.
There was no scoring in the third, but
Newark got busy in the fourth and
pieced together four runs after the
first two men up were out. Hearne
| started the attack with a hit to right.
Spade slammed his second safety to
| centre and Brownies hit put Hearne
home, while Spade took third and
Browne second when Hanford made a
bad peg to the plate. again Zinl-
norman was here with a vicious drive
to left. scoring Spade and Browne.
Zimmerman stole the midway perch
and tramped to third on Schlaf1y's in
field hit. Kelly sent a terrific liner to
left, which Hanford was lucky to get
on the bound, and Zimmerman scored.
Ganley famed.
Jersey City came right back with =
quartet of counts. Hannifan walked
and Spahr singled to centre. Camnitz
relieved Manser at bat and sent a liner
to right, but Ganley made a nice CATCH
Esmond got a fluke hit and the bags
were filled. Abstein forced Spahr at
third, scoring Hannifan. Deininger
walked and the cushions were crowded
again. Wheeler then cleaned up with
a triple to left. Londrigan did the
same as Ganley after Newark had
scored four runs. He famed.
Hanford's double, a sacrifice and a
single by Spahr gave Jersey City the
tying run in the sixth, but Wyatt Lee,
who batted for Newark in the same
session, instead of Spade, met the pill
on the nose and sent it scaling over
the right field fence for a,homer.
Cleary was unable to hold Jersey City
in the seventh. He passed Deininger,
and Wheeler and Londrigan laid down
safe bunts. Hanford flied to Browne
and Deininger tied the score again.
Hannifan walked and when Spain also
drew a pass Wheeler was forced home.
f,amnitz famed and Esmond flied to
Schlaf1y.
The HOY score: