Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-17

the ink by the noise they made.
Their pepper on the field made New
ark's defense invulnerable. Swacina
handled four difficult chances, his
best play being a stop of hard
grounder from McIntrye's stick in
the fifth inning. Swacina ran over
half way to Getz's territory and Enz-
mann just got the bag in time to
take Harry's throw. Getz could
never have fielded the ball in time
for a putout. In the second inning,
too, Swacina grabbed q hot wallop
from McIntrye's stick and threw to
Tooley forcing Deal. Tooley was q
weakling in the defense making two
damage. One of his miscues came
on the first man up in the seventh
inning-Deal. Tutweiler, a new
conner, lined one at Enzmann who
threw up his gloved hand. The ball
bounded into the air, but Johnny re-
covered 1t before 1t touched the
ground and Deal was past second
base when Enzmann threw to Swa-
Gina for a double-play. Enzmann
pitched SO cleverly that his team
mates, for the most part, had an
easy time of it. Myers had three
flies, Dalton two and W. Zimmerman
one.
Dalton Makes Two Hits
Jack Dalton was an important
factor In Newark's victory. Jack tore
off two of Newark's three hits, while
Tooley got in the other safety, a
double. Unfortunately, it came with
two out, and was wasted. 1t was Bob
Higgins who paved the way for New
ark's only run. Bob had to work
hard to get on, fouling off several be-
fore he walked in the eighth inning
Enzmann forced Higgins, making the
second out. Dalton then came through
with his second hit, a line single to
centre. Reisigl had Jack in a hole, but
Dalton does not mind hitting with two
strikes. Enzmann made the turn at
second base, and continued to third
base when Powell fumbled Then
came Reisigls balk, and Enzmann
scored the only run of the game. In
the ninth inning Enzmann was the
master of the situation, retiring the
side in order. Enzmann really out
pitched Reisigl and deserved the VIC
tory. He had better control, and, while
he famed only two men to Reisigrs
seven, he was steadier. 1t Is a ques-
tion how long Enzmann could have
lasted had the battle gone into extra
innings, but Johnny looked as strong
at the finish as when he started. He
will now rest up until Sunday, when
he may be called on again, If it comes
to the worst.
The fans hope that the victory will
encourage the boys and that they will
go In and fight 1t out now in a win
ming fight. The Tigers defensive
work yesterday was excellent while
their attack was again weak. Last
week the Tigers were hitting hard
enough to win, but thsir fielding was
away below par. AS slumps go, the
situation is now turned around. If
the Tigers can score a couple more
victories and cinch the pennant the
fans will forget all about the slump.
The Tigers falling off in form would
not be so noticeable if Rochester had
not started such a sensational squirt.
With Mcmillan, Devlin and Mcdonald
in the game, the Hustlers look better
than at any time this season. In adj
dition, their pitchers are all in good
shape, while the Tigers are not thus
blessed. Cliff Curtis will probably
work today, and if he is right the
Grays will not do much scoring. If
the Bengals get hitting it will be all
off-Skeeters or no Shelters. Bert
Tooley's temperance in the game
yesterday did not show so much in
the box score, but it will help the
Tigers before the week is out The
score of yesterdays game:
NEWARK PR0VIDENCE