Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-25

George Bell, who only lew uoy .
ago walloped Buffalo in a most ar
tistic manner, was selected to per-
form for the Tigers. He lasted just
two innings, in which time the Royals
corralled a total of three runs on nVe
hits. To save further damage Man
arer Harry Smith sent Recruit Al
Shack to the rubber at the start. Al
performed well the rest OF the way,
although the winning run was scored
or him.
And again to Del Mason must be
given more credit. Del started the
rally in the seventh inning whlch
spelled victory for his team. he
singled over second base and con-
tinued on to second, when Gllnooly,
who by the way, was also a big neip
in the victory, sacrificed Del to sec
oud. Yeager's infield out put the
Montreal pitcher on third base. OH
Deininger then slammed hit to lett
which bounced into Bill zimmerman
nits. but Mason walked home.
In five of the nine innings the Ben
rals went out in one-two-three order.
decision rendered by Umpire
Mullin in the Royals half of the nrst
inning helped in the victory. Gl-
hooly. the first man up, GROUNDED
SLOWLY to Getz. Gus fielded the bail
cleanly and threw to Swacina IN time
apparently to get the runner at tne
bag. but Mullin ruled That Gllnooiy
was safe and the swat went as MT
Swacina was in motion to throw tne
ball away as Gilhooly touched the
bag. Getz tossed out Yeager, put
"cip, advanced to second on the play.
peininger looked dangerous and ne
.was passed. Both runners moved up
a neg when Demmitt went out. Len
nox then smashed a hard grounder
toward right field which Getz
stoned. but Lennox was just fast
enough to reach first in time as Gill
hoo1ey and Deininger counted.
The Tigers went out in order in the
Arst. while the Royals were back with
another count in their nail Oh tne
second. Burns bounced nit OIL
Eddie Zimmerman's mitt ana anlpieo
all the way to third when Benny Fur
tell banged a safety TO right. Mason
and Gilhooly were easy outs. but Joe
sYeager's timely wallop scored burns
Purtell also endeavored to tally on
The hit. but was nipped at the plate
on a good throw by Dalton.
Two of the Tigers three tallies
came in the second session and errors
helped Just as much as hits. Swaclna
singled over the first base bag and
went to second on Myers's infield out.
Esmond allowed Eddie zimmerman
easy bounder to go through his legs
and Swats scored Getz famed as
Eddie Zimmerman pilfered second.
Rob Higgins then pinched hit to
left and Jimmy tailed when Burns
dropped Denmitt's throw.
Both went out in order in the third
Found, but the Tigers got a man as
far as third base with two out in the
fourth, but failed to score Myers
lined a single over second. and adj
yanced to second and third, respec-
lively. on outs by Eddie Zimmerman
and Getz. Higgins failed in the
pinch, however, grounding out.
Newark tied the count in the fifth
sessio-. Shack opened the round with
a hit and Dalton was safe when
Purtell slipped UP on his grounder.
Gagniers attempted sacrifice got
Chack at the red-light cushion, but
the two remaining base-runners adj
vanced a peg on passed ball. Will
lie Zimmerman's long fly to DEM
niger scored Dalton.
The Bengals had no other chance
of tallying throughout the remaining
innings. The score:
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