Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-02
ONE CAME IN
EASTERN LEAGUE
SET FOR TO-DAY
Rochester and Baltimore Only
Teams That Will Play-They
Are in Action Because Sunday
Ball Is Not Allowed in 0riOle.
viIle-Wyatt Lee Gets Credit
for. Yesterdays Game.
, UT one Eastern League game IS

VI one eastern League game IS
Id. scheduled today. That is a con-
test between the Hustiers and the
Orioles. or. to the un~initiated, a nine
inning battle between Rochester and
Baltimore at Baltimore. The reason
that the Birds and the Ganzelites are
playing while their rivals are idle is
that because Sunday baseball Is not
allowed In Baltimore. These two teams
were idle on Sunday while games were
played at Newark, Jersey City and
Providence,
Tomorrow the Toronto team, which
was bowling along like a Kansas
cyclone until IL struck Providence and
then dropped four in a row, will make
it's 1911 debut in this city. The Leafs
have. lost their last four games after
winning the first six, and are now in
third place.
The second ladies' day of the season
viii also be celebrated tomorrow and
another big turnout Is looked for. The
Tigers, after their rest today, may go
in and show the Canadians some real
baseball.
Won Yesterday.
Yesterday they defeated the Buffalo
team in the ninth after a great uphill
pull.
1t was Wyatt Lee who gets credit for
the game, for he pitched in the ninth
after the game was tied up, and II was
the same Wyatt who crossed the plate
In the Newark half of the round on a
walk and a marathon heave by Nc
Donald, who took Brownies sacrifice
and threw It over the moon, fgurative-
lrr ovN1atrt~1 IT.. AafY -~ttol- y Al. ,.o
to centre field and Lee scored easily.
Browne could have scored, too, had
there been any necessity.
McAllister tried the double shift in
pitchers We yesterday and yanked Holmes
the minute he started to weaken.
Cleary went In, but was Wild and forced
in IA run, as the bases were filed when
he went in and passed Henline. Cleary
was benchcd after that round and then
Sykes pitched for three innings. lie in
turn gave way to Lee In the ninth.
Tho heroes Of yesterdays game In
the batting line were Louden, Hearne.
Kelly and Meyer. not forgetting Johnny
Nee. whose triple. with two down in
the eighth. started the rally in which
the score was tied up. Our old pal.
Bud Sharpe. STAYED of defeat in this
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tban and there sor. Caav could hove
scored easily
ho"aehs "a''op'
II, was Bhi Louden,s waiIop winch
orove IN the IN tnat tied the score
when he singled IN the eighth with n
bases niied' after newark mad aready
rung up counter on a Triple oy'
Ne and a SINGH py Meyer eanleY
ioitoWed Meyer with a Iexas leaguer
70 ieit' n cady was passed oy
maiarhey 10 ger AT Louueh' biii q
three Dai's n Two strikes "heh ne h't
70 centre. halarkey was clearly IN pre-
dicament In that round. his team was
two runs to the good e Louder
came up. the bases were biled ana
there were u he got three and
two on Louden' n then
held the a IN his hands while he
ooked 70 the oencn 10 see what stall
tnss wanted MIN TO 90. George y
nave said lay IT over, which Blu did.
n Louden SEM II over starr mead
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