Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-13
tFrom a staff correspondent.l

ont, May IL.
NEWARK fans will get a chance
IN to root for the Tigers tomorrow,
when the Jungleites jump back
to Newark for a game with Buffalo, re-
turning here to wind up the series with
the Leafs Monday and Tuesday. 1t
Is now that the Tigers need the rooters.
The Leafs had to work mighty hard
to beat Newark on Joe Kelley's own
ball lot yesterday, and the Tigers will
be In the first division when their
pitchers get working right.
Kid Mueller, who only twirled one
inning, gets credit for yesterdays
game. He also fattened his batting
average with a hit which Frick could
not field in time in the ninth. Joe Nc
Ginnity entered a protest because the
official Eastern League BAH was not
used. The Toronto Club substituted
National League balls instead. Joe has
good grounds for complaint, accord
ing to the Eastern League constitu-
ton. Catcher Phelps, of the Leafs. has
a bad thumb. His substitute, Kocher.
late of Detroit, caught a very steady
game. Willie keeler is too Ill 70 play.
Delehanty covered right field in place
of Wee Willie"
Cady crushed into the grand stani
In Montreal in going after a foul on
Thursday n bruised his shoulder aud
got a lump on the head. He shovel
his gameness by rising to his feet i'm
mediately n never whimpered.
though several knew he had beer hurt.
The sore shoulder kept him from hit
ting as hard as usual yesterday. e
was the first time in six straight games
that he did not have n hit.
How the Game Was Lost.
A pass to Louden successive sim
giles by Frick and Agler scored New
ark's first tally In the second inning.
The score was in favor of the Bengaly
until the fifth inning, wnen the Leafs
tied the count by making a run.
Kocher went all the way TO cecond
when Browne muffed his fly. A sacri-
fee hit by Mullen and a sacrifice fly
by Vaughn brought the Toronto back
stop across the plate.
Each team made two runs in the
sixth. Dalton walked after Kelly had
whitfield. He went all the way to third
when Meyer doubled. The former
Dodger was caught at the plate, how
ever, when Cady sent a roller TO Ru-
dolph. Meyer and "Holic'' worked q
perfect delayed steal, the Tiger utility
man scoring. Bill Louden then doubled
and Cady raced over the pan. Frick
ended the running by skying to Null
len. Delehanty opened the Leafs half
of the sixth by TRIPPING. After O'Hara
had been retired Shaw fetched the
Toronto right gardener hom with a
sacrifice fly to Dalton. Tim Jordan.
the next man up sent the ball to the
right field stands for a homer.
Both team tailed another in tho
next inning. Newark's run anne as a
result of two singles. a base on balls.
a sacrifice and a batter hit by a pitched
ball, while the home team scored their
run on d triple and a felders' choice
The Tigers advanced n run to the
good in the eighth on Tricks safe hit
Agler's sacrifice. a nelder's choice and
q single by Browne. The Maple Leafs
tailed their winning runs as follows:
Kocher, the first to face Lee, banged
out a double. After Mullen had
grounded out to Aglsr Boil by Vaughn
got q lucky tw~o-bagger and h Cana
dian catcher reached the plate. kid"
Mueller. who pitched AGAINST the Ben
gals in the ninth, relieving Rudolph.
got a huke hit. Then Major Delehanty's
nifty WALTON brought home the bacon.
1t was certainly q tough In to lose.