Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-10
iE'rom a stan correspondent.l
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q OIL LICHENHEIN, owner of the
~ Montreal club, has offered an ul-
timatum to the Montreal public.
He was Disguised by the poor attend
ance on opening day, compared to
other towns. such as Montreals sister
city Toronto, and threatens to sell his
franchise unless he receives better
support.
Kelly with the green necktie' was
the kingpin in the Tiger camp today.
Jack was enjoying the distinction Cady
had the day before when Holic lam
basted the pill over the left field fence
Both of the Bengals received 100 cigars
of the UNDERGRADUATES variety from
local merchants for their stunts. 1t
takes no small drive to hammer the
sphere over the left field fence here.
This bulwark is $50 feet from the home
plate and twelve feet high. Both
clouts cleared the fence by ten feet.
The Tigers completely outclassed the
Royals again yesterday. This time
they pulled a rally that Won in the
seventh. The Tigers were keyed into
their old fighting form, and II
they keep up their good showing VIE
denmayer's Park will be the mecca on
Sunday for thousands of fans to see
the Bengals and the Bisons play one
game. Rankin johnson showed up
well yesterday while he worked and so
did Joe Jenkins. Walter Manning il
not yet in form. Cady is enthusiastic
over johnson and says he should be a
winner. Lee, Holmes. Parkin, John
son and Manning will probably be
worked regularly in the box.
An infelder named Niebinger. late
of the Boston Americans, Joined the
Tigers here late last night. The new
conner was purchased outright by Joe
McGinnity. He played third base in
the Virginia State League last year.
Charley Smith, the twirler, FUR
chased last week, also from the Red
Sox, has failed to show up on SEIZED
uled time. A wire was received by the
Iron Man last night from John /.
Taylor, owner of the Boston Club, say
ing that Smith left the Boston team
on Sunday night and has not beer,
heard from since.
Joe McGinnity said this morning
that he is going out to make a try for
that pennant IL 1t takes 4 million
players to turn the trick. He will
carry eight pitchers all season beside
himself, two or three catchers, six in
nelders and four outfelders. This
means about twenty-five players in all,
and makes II look as though Toe will
hold on to Frank Swayne, the Trenton
recruit, who is anxious to break into
the game, Another new iniielder VII
join the Tigers at Buffalo,
McGinnity knows him as Baby
Rene" he halls from Los Angeles, Cal,
and was the college star of the coas
last season. Fred Snodgrasss the Giant
outnelder, recommended the player. and
is so enthusiastic about him that he
offered to pay Renes expenses Z he
fails to make good.
Fred Tenney was dickering -itr
Rene when MeGinnity got the lip, and
he induced the Boston National nlAn-
ager to let the Newark Club give The
coast phenom a trial.
The Royal management announced
today that yesterday had been pro-
tested because Umpire MUIR
Dalton's run to count in the third when
Cady cut off second on Louden's hit.
They claimed that II was the same aa
a force play at second for h third
out. The protest will not count, as
the Tigers had a two-run lead at the
finish aud would have won ever though