Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-30
TOM CANTWELL's
PITCHING PLEASES
FELLOW TIGERS
Winning Run Made by Leafs IN
Eleventh Inning of First Game,
the Only One Scored on Cen
trail League Recruit.
lFrom a SIAN corre,ponden.l

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 30.-Five
games in four days. with a double
on Saturday and one game on
Friday, originally an open date, with
Montreal, are what the Tigers have to
feast on for the remainder of the week.
The n big consolation after yester-
days double defeat at Toronto was
the great work Of Tom CantwelI, the
Evansville pitching recruit, who got
his first chance to show, under weather
that were hard on pitchers.
A cold wine swept over the island from
the bay, making 1t anything but ideal
for baseball. Cantwell, after relieving
Holmes in the fourth round of the first
game, allowed only four more hits in
eight innings, only to lose out in the
eleventh. That was the one tally
off Cantwell In eight sessions.
Cantwell has a very choice assortment
of benders, and he also works the
cross fire to perfection.
He struck out Jordan the very first
time he faced him, and Tim was a
on two other occasions and once
when a hit meant a run.
lie made a very successful debut and
1t was tough that he could not win.
IT,
The absence of AgIer was keenly
felt. There were raps on the ground
that went for hits because Cady could
not cover much ground. Notable
among these was PheIps's arounder,
which was turned into the FIRST To-
ronto run. The big catcher got three
bags on tho swat. Tho first game sig
nalized the return of Jimmy Mullen to
second base for the Leafs. after q lay
off OF eight weeks, due to injuries re-
ceived at Providence. Shaw also rot
back in the fray after a lay-off due to
a bad foot. Bobby Vaughn was a de-
mon at short, accepting twelve out of
fourteen difficult chances and doing
more than any OF his pals to win the
first heurt-breaking contest. 1t was
also Bobby who scored the winning
run. Cantwell will be given q chance
to pitch against Jersey City on Sunday
for the ~edincation of Newark fans.
The Tigers win jump to Jersey City 10
play OFF two OF the numerous post
ponements.
The first battle went 10 the Island
slugsers by a 7 TO 6 score AFTER eleven
innings, n the second affray stood
5 to 0 for tho homesters when the
contest was called after the first hnif
of the eighth owing to darkness.
Lush was OPPOSED to Holmes I'M the
initial am Both we're relieved afhsr
being hit hard and often. Tesreau
lasted the eight innings in fhe second
encounter. while tzis best that Hoire
could do was 10 stsy on the mound for
four inningA Cantwel. the recruit
that relieved HnIrnaz IN tha arrt xa ma
held the Keiiey band OF oiouters to
TOUR safeties for eight spssr,s. In the
first game II was not until the second
inning that the Tigers appeared on
the score board, when they oazne across
Witn g. run. Cady pulled a single into
centre. F1s1er was an lnfieh out, n
came across with . needfil
two-sacker to deep left It was the
bfth before the Mccfnnfty band could
tally again. and 1t was q single tally
again. Collins tr1pled to right. and
smith dropped q safety In the am
garden. Collins was held at third
station. Dalton was out. VHughn 10
q ana Collins crossed h plate.
Kelly ana Louden both new out.
n Newark bat artists tied 1t up
IN me eighth. Cady got as far as
lirst when Vaughn dropped his pop
pacR or SECOND. Fisher poled safely
TO lefe. and McCarty tore off q three
SACK clonr 70 centre that sent In Cady
n F1sner' Rowan mfsJudged Nc
Cartys ny, n he was lucky to DO
credited WIN three bases. Centwell
singled TO lett and MoCarty
ronlped IN WIN the tledng run. The
,asteoas were unaoo 20 score again.
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