Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-30
.AGLER'S TIMELY
TRIPLE TURNS
TIDE FOR TIGERS
Outfielder Bailey, Latest Re-
cruit, Starts Winning Rally
for Newark-Browne May Be
Sold Within Few Days.
Tigers Tally Five Runs,
Skeeters Four.
"A hit in the pinch,
Is worth nine.
That's a cinch.'

Joe Agler4
Joe's hit yesterday was worth three
bases to him In the eighth, two runs
to the Tigers and the game for New
ark! Agler's triple, with two on, tied
the score against the Shelters. and
then Joe scored himself. winning the
game, 81. Harry Bailey, the new
Tiger outielder. fresh from the New
York American League Club, played
his first game in right field n started
the rally which won the game by beat
ing out an infeld hit in this round.
Bailey showed a world of speed in
getting dow to first base. 1t is prob
able that the acquisition of Bailey will
mean that George rowne will go, for
the speedy gent from Westchester, ".
y, is dissatisfied with his berth here
and would like to play in pastures new.
Browne was not in uniform yesterday.
Both teams made five hits during
the game, Joe McGinnity and Jack Frill
officiating on the hurting hill. h
game was decided on three-base hits.
Abstein's triple, with the bags jammed
in he fourth, gave the Skeeters four
runs in that round. and a sacrifice fly
from Gettman's bat brought In the
former Pirate 1rst-sacker. Tricks
muff of Frill's foul. a single by DEM
niger and a plum il the ribs by a
pitched ball for Dolan was RESPONSE
bic for the con- asted condition of the
cushions when Abstein made his pro-
digious clout to left field.
The Iron Man settled down after
hat and the Shelters never saw the
plate again, though they made a
threatening rally in the ninth. when
Wheeler led with "A single, was sacri-
fed to second and Wells batting Tor
Fullerton walked, after Breen had flied
to Dalton. Manager Jack Ryan. him
self took up he cudgel and went to
bat for Frill, but Loude made a good
stop of his wallop in deep short and
pegged to McAllister 1t second barely
In time to force the speedy Wells at
second
The Big Doings.
The Tigers COPIED the game thus in
the eighth. Bailey beat out an intleld
hit, Cady singled over second, Louaen
forced the big ~backstop aud then Breen
made a wild peg TO second on tricks
%grounder. Bailey scored on the error.
Joe Agler came up and ~wallopci the
pill to right for three bases and me
score was tied. McAllister hit 10 Full.
%lerton, who booted the bail, and Agier
came in with the winning run.
Harry Bailey, the ou%tfielder, made
the following record in this first game:
At bat officially. three times, one run.
n hit. Reached first once on a hit
by pitcher and accepted his only chance
in the field. a fly from Ftlllerton's bat
in the second. He is a le~ft-handed bat
ter.
There was another change in the
batting order yesterday. and as the
team won the same battle array will
probably be tried out for a few days.
Captain McAllister decided to play Sec
ond base. McAllister is an all around
player and has filed in at every po-
sition on a nine in years gone by. At
one time In the Western League Mac
took his turn regularly in the box and
was a winner. During an important
series McAllister pitched for his team
on a Monday and won his game, 81;
the following day he played nine in
nings at short, and then he went be-
hind the. plate on Wednesday and
caught. Thursday saw him take his
turn again in the box. That's an
Iron man" record for you.
Jimmy Frick was back at third and
Louden and Ag' I played their regular
ositions. Bailey arrived .'ust before
the game and barely I'm time to get
into uniform. He played right field
and batted third.
Newark's first run was forced in by
Frill in the fourth. McGinnity walked,
Dalton singled and when Frill passed
Kelly and Bailey McGinnity was forced
home. Tonneman made a grand stand
catch of Cady's foul or there might
have been some more scoring there.
VIEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Fall River-Fall River. 10; New Bed
ford, o.
Vt Lawrence-Lowell, s; Lawrence, 4.
1t Haverhlll-Lynn, I; HaverhilI. 0.
At Worcester-First game Qorfelted).