Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-24
TIGERS RETURN
FROM LONG ROAD
TRIP TOMORROW
No Double Fleader Today With
Champions Because League
Rules Forbid = Professional
Trainer Joins Club--MetIin=
nifty Pitches Superb Ball and
Whitewasiles E1ustiers First
Time This Season.
From a Staff correspontent.I

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~ postponed games cannot pc
played off during the first series
prevented the Hustlers and the Tigers
from playing the second game of yes
terday's scheduled double-header off
today. After today's encounter the
Newark team will leave for home to
open a series with the Baltimore
Orioles tomorrow.
Yesterdays victory by a shut-out
score proves conclusively that McGin-
nifty is the Iron Man" marvel of old,
He had the distinction of painting
Rochester the first coat If whitewash
that the Hustlers have received this
season and stopped the hitting streak
of the Ganzelites, too. In the two
games he pitched against Rochester in
three days he allowed but nine hits.
six on Sunday and three yesterday.
Joe is now ready to take his turn regu-
larly in the box, and 1t should be to
the Tigers advantage.
The Iron Man is seriously consid-
ering the advisability of carrying a
trainer with the Tigers all of the time.
Harry Davenport, a professional
trainer, Joined the team here ~1ester-
day and was welcomed by the players
with open arms. Cady has been suffer-
ing with Charley horse,'' but his bad
leg is alowly improving under Daven-
ports care. He had a good rert yes
terday, McCarty doing the catching.
McGinnity believes that McCarty has
a future and will work Kim every time
he does the pitching.
John p. Dalton, appointed captain
of the Annapolis track team, is a
brother of Thomas p. Dalton, the Tiger
centre fielder. Both are nicknamed
Jack" Dalton. The Annapolis MILDLY
Is a clever all around athlete, having
won his letter on the ba e all and ath-
letic field.
Owing to the fact that the team has
been on the road so long Manager Nc
Ginnity has decided to make Friday
a special ladies day for this week
only. at Newark. There has not been
a ladies day since three weeks to-
day, n Joe decided that the ladies'
should not be deprived of the free adj
mission this week. Members of the
fair sex will be admitted to the game
on Friday between Baltimore and New
ark free of charge.
The pitcher whom Wyatt Lee recon-
mended to Joe McGinnlty Is Fred
Smith, 2S years old, and built on thu
lines Of Willis Shontz, the Tiger twirl-
err. He Is at Waterbury. Conn. at
present. Manager McGinnity has MT
decided whether he will give him a
trial.
The bombardment of Wilhelm by the
Bengals began in the very first inning,
when George Browne tripled. He re-
manned on third when Meyer was re-
tired. Johnny Kelly hit to Alperman
and Browne started for home, but was
caught, When the excitement was
over the Tiger left-ielder had raced
all the way to third. Alperman's error
of Dalton's grounder allowed Kelly to
cross the a That one run did not
look very large to the Bengals. al
though it was enough to win the game.
and they proceeded to double 1t in the
fourth inning. After Kelly had flied
out Dalton singled and stole, and was
brought home when Tricks rap land
ed safely in right field. A base on
balls to Kelly, Dalton's single. a ield-
er's choice by Frick and Nee's single
produced two more for the Tigers in
the sixth inning.
The Hustlers looked dangerous In the
fourth, when they got two men on. hut
M~cGinnity's clever pitching spoiled the
Camel men from doing any damage in
the line of scoring. Osborne opened
the sixth with a double. but a quick
double play by MeGinnity II Agler
saved. The Hustlers couldn't rlay
their half of the ninth. thanks to the
"rain-man.' Newark did not tally in
the ninth, though McCarty was on
third. owing to Wards bad throw on
his grounder. McGinnity's attempt at
a delayed steal brought McCarty to
grief on third. Then the rain fell. :.