Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-28
/ specIal to- the Newark star.I

Especial to the Newark start
BALTIMORE, Md, May 2S.-One
zig inning turned the tide of yester-
avs game between Newark and Bal
lmore in the Tigerss favor. This was
n the fourth inning, when the Tigers
allied six runs, a record for Newark
his season.
Handicapped by the absence of Bill
collins, who wrenched his ankle and
eturned to Newark yesterday, the
Tigers went in with the throttle wide
pen and captured the contest. runs
2. Jack Dunn had to call out the
eserves to put a crimp in the Ben
ials' onslaught.
Lanky Bill McTigue did not have
nything which bothered the Tigers
any extent. He was raped for six
tits in less than four innings. Belts.
saewcomer from the Cincinnati Reds,
ucceeded McTigue and did not fare
nuch better. He gave three passes
md was touched up freely. He was
emoved IN the seventh to make way
or a pinch hitter. Then Morrisette,
collegian, took the mound and fin-
shed the contest. 1t was his debut
n the International League, and he
leld the Tigers away from the plate
or two innings, without a hit. Eddie
zimmerman, walked and stole second,
icing the only man to reach first base
against the youngster.
Swacina, Myers and Getz were very
much in the limelig& for the Tigers.
Ips7sina and Getz had three hits
piece and Myers had two safeties.
setween them this pair accounted for
dght of Newarks eleven hits. Wyatt
lee, who pitched for Newark, beat
Baltimore at the sOriole park for the
lrst time in two seasons. At one
lime Lee was particularly effective
against the Birds, but he seemed to
ave lost his spell within the past two
easons. Yesterday his form. sur
raised Dunn's men. who have been
,eaten in three games by southpaw
ieayers recently. Lee allowed only
ok hits.
Jack Dalton, who walked three
lines and scored each time. began the
contest with stroll. McTigue, who is
Usually wild, getting away to bad
tart Gagnier sacrificed and w.
zimmerman went out on an infield
ap, putting Dalton on third base.
Iwaeina singled, scoring Dalton.
Ayers followed with another hit, but
vas left on base, Eddie Zimmerman
lying to centre.
Baltimore got this run back in the
econd inning. Downey doubled, took
bird on Houser's safety and scored
n an infield out.
The fourth inning, however, settled
III doubts about the winner. Myers
loled his second hit to left field. e.
zimmerman slammed a safety to
light field, sending Myers to third
,ase. Getz also hit to right field, and
: ayers scored. Eddie Zimmerman
cached third and Getz second on the
hrow-in. Belts came in and NC
sigae went out. Higgins popped OUT.
zee hit to Houser, who got u. zim-
herman at the plate. Dalton walked,
llling the bases. Then Belts lost
ontrol and passed Gagnier, forcing
Getz. w. Zimmerman doubled,
ending home Lee and Dalton. Swa-
ina followed with hit that
,rought in Gagnier and w. thinner
nan. Harry died trying to stretch
he wallop. But Newark had made
tx runs and the score was II in the
,igers' favor.
Newark made it 81 in the sixth
ound. A pa& to Dalton and wild
brow of Gagnier's grounder allowing
Dalton to score.
In the seventh session Swacina nit
afely. moved up on a passed ball and
cored on a hit by Getz. Capron's