Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
Ed Ed. WALSH " WALSH SHOWS
SPLITTER" HAS NOT
AFFECTED Him ANY
But for Stanage's Scratch Single
White SOx Would Have
Given No Hits.
Lyle e. Mahan.

Ed walsh, once the idol of the New
ark fans, and in recent years the big
noise at Comiskey's ball park demon
strated very plainly yesterday hat he
Is still a fine pitcher, rho big, rosy
checked spitpall artist .and speed mer-
chant faced Hughey Jennings's fero-
cious Tigers and allowed them but a
measly single. Incidentally 1t was an
other former Tiger, Oscar Stanage, who
spoiled Ed's chance of getting his name
on the hall of fame slab for a no-hit
no-run game. As IT was. not a Tiger
reached second base and the White
Sox won, 2 to 0. I'd walked n and
famed two. He got one of his teams
hits and tossed out eight Tigers on the
sacks -
Baker tripled. doubled and singled.
Still the Athletics lost, 2 to l. Cicotte
opposed Cy Morgan.
Engle and Wagner are playing first
and second, respectively, for the Tay-
lorites again. It's hard to beat that
pair of Germans.
1t was the "Miteiiells' in the Nap
and Brown game yesterday. Bill, of
the Maps, finally bested Bob, of the
Browns, 2 to /.
Ty Cobb is still on his vacation and
the Tigers are pretty weak with such
recruits as Smaller, Lathers and Bau-
man in the game
Catcher Whaling, of Seattle. will
wear a Hap livery next season, if he
makes good.
New Britain has sold Cagrora. =
Cuban shortstop, to the Boston Ma
tionals, and Ryan, an outfielder, to st.
Louis Nationals.
Fred Tenney's aggregation demon
strated yesterday that a little thing
like an eight-run lead doesn't worry
them. Dahlen's Infants had the Rust
lers, o to /, N the third, but the In
fants slipped and the B~eantowners
won out, 10 to 8.
Mike Donlin was there with a
double with the sacks all populated and
his whack sent the three across.
Zach Wheat is smuggling the aaAl these
days. He makes three hits almost
daily and one of his tingles is generally
good for a couple of bases.
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Alexander the Great was conquered
by Rube Marquard. The rube won a
twelve inning battle from the Phillies'
winning HEAVIER at the Polo Grounds
yesterday.
Josh Devore's double broke up the
game yesterday. He also had a single.
the second game josh scored three
of the. Giants five uns and stole a
couple OF cushions in the bargain.
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Babe Adams was hated hard by the
Cardinals yesterday and Harmon was
stingy.
Buck" Becker, the young semi-pro
Senator, whitewashed the Yanks, 3 TO
0, yesterday. Jack WARRIOR opposed
him, Wolters and Daniels each got
three hits off Buck.
Ed Mcdonald, the former Bison,
scored three runs, had a double and
single and stole a couple of bases for
the t~ail-enders yesterday. Mcdonald
and Donlin prove a good combination.
Washington is not after Jack Flynn,
the first sacker of the Pirates. Ger
many Schaeffer is batting .324 for
ninety games and holding down the
bag in fine style.
Walter Johnson. the Senators great
twirler, has won Is n lost Q this
season.
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Football will be prohibited at the
new ball park of the Senators this
coming season. President Noyes re-
Gently made that statement.
Shortstop Yerkes, of the Red Sox,
was presented with a gold watch and
chain by his Millville IN. j. friends
at Shibe Park yesterday.