Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
TIGERS FR|sKY IN
SPITE Of PAST
AND The FUTURE
Ready for Fourth Scheduled
Double header in as Many
Days at Rochester Today.
Rain Puts Stop to Second
Game OF Yesterdays Double
Attraction in First Inning.
BengaIs Win First.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 19.-Here for
their first stop on their long journey
around the Barrow circuit, the Bengals
woke up quite frisky today. The strain
of the last few days and the night
on the road did not bother them any.
Neither did the prospect of playing
two more games here today and then
jumping home for a game tomorrow
with the Hustlers at Newark, spend
ing two nights in q row on the road.
1t was just one year ago today, on
the day but not date, that the Bengnls
played here to 10000 paid admissions
in a double barreled attraction. Then
they were fighting for the pennant
and were two points behind the Hust-
lers at the end of the two games. To-
day they are far behind the Hustlers,
who are in ~undisputed possession OF
first place. Something like thirty
eight points separate the Bengnls
from their former rivals.
Kid Carlo is the life of the team OIL
the road. He received a letter today
from Three Finger Brown who rec
commended Carlo to Manager McGin-
nifty. Brown wants a picture of his
prodigy. Carlo will not finish the
Eastern League season in Newark, as
he is taking a medical course in the
University of Chicago.
Tomorrow's game should be : MEM
orable one for Newark, as it will mark
tho farewell appearance Of Charley
Smith, the clever highlander who
Joins the Cubs on Monday. Charley
is one of the most popular players who
ever donned n Newark uniform n
he will be remembered with Ed Walsh.
Oscar Stanage, Clyde Engle and other
celebrities who were associated with
the local, club and are now in the
big show. The connection between the
Newark and the Chicago Cubs through
the two deals that nave been pulled
off has made the Cubs a. favorite with
many local fans who hope that
Chances men qualify for the worlds
series.
Joe McGinnity tool Yesterdays
game for his club. The Bengals fell
on Parsons for four runs on four hits
and an error in the second inning and
these four were all they scored, but
they were enough TO give Newark a
4-S verdict.
All of Montreal's three runs were the
results of triples by Yeager and Dem
mitt. Twice the visitors tried to tie
1t up, but the Iron Man was there in
the pinches. Incidentally it Is the
fifth series that Newark has won this
season on the home grounds.
After two were down In the first in
ming Of the second game Billy Burke
walked Dalton Kelly Bill Louden
then stepped to the plate and 1t was
as dark as night. Umpire Killen was
sort of puzzled what to do, but the
clouds opened and the players beat it
for the bench and further play was
impossible.
Boice famed Mattress and made
Yeager pop TO Louden. Due to the
darkness Boice walked Miller, but he
caught the leading b%aserunner off first
on a throw to Agler.
After the excellent showing the
Hustlers have made on their recent
ROAD trip, winding up by putting the
kibosh on the Orioles ~decisively three
out Of four, a big turnout should be
the result today. A double-header on
Saturday always pulls well there.
The score of yesterdays game.