Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23


machine lost the fourteen-inning
wind-up yesterday. Johnny Enc
mann, after a three-day rest, came
back strong, and but for few ex-
ousable slips would have packed an
other game away. "Billiken" Fulen-
wider was also out with his full line
Of stuff, and this time, with the slip
ups on the Newark side, instead Of
behind him, he came out a victor.
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When, in the fourteenth, Bues sim
gled through short on hit and run
and Jackson started from first like
streak Billy Zimmerman scooped up
the hit and waited a, minute too long
TO get jackson going into third. Gus
Getz was playing third in his mind,
and therefore did not see Billy's
throw to catch Bues go by him at
second. The throw shot straight to
Swacina, and when he momentarily
fumbled, Jackson dashed for home.
6wats had plenty of time to get him
at the plate, but in his anxiety he
made a poor heave and the ball went
over Higgirs's head. A single by
Lehr brought In another tally and
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Had Dalton thrown perfectly to
Gagnier to get Truesdale stretching
a hit in the third, in all probability
the Bisons would have been dipped
into the kalsomine for the third time
in the series. Two were out when
Truesdale sent a Lone Star Lacquer
to centre. Myers came in on a sprint
for the hit and barely touched 1t as
1t hit the grass. Dalton backing him
up got the ball and threw to Gagnier
at second. The speedy Truesdale
was halfway down and was about to
make an attempt to get back to first
when Daltop's throw shot over Gag
nier's head. A double by Roach
brought in the run.
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Eddie Zimmerman doubled in New
ark's half of the fifth and scored on
Getz's smash to left. Getz moved
S along on Higgins's single. After
Enzmann had flied out Dalton, sent
sizzler to left. Getz galloped from
second to the plate, but was nipped
by a perfect throw from Hanford.
That ended Newark's chances to
score until the tenth. Getz was out
to Hanford and Higgins had singled,
to be sacrificed to second by Enz-
mann. Dalton stood at the plate.
while Fulenwider threw four wide
ones to Gowdy. Gagnier drove liner
to left and 1t looked as though the
Bison hurler had been stuns, but
Hanford jumped and made good
catch.
In the sixth, the Bisons threatened
TO score, but a great line-throw from
left to the plate by Billy zimmerman
caught Truesdale trying to score from
second on single. 1t was wonder
full play. Swacina travelled all around
first base stopping throws, grouaderi,
flies and, on the side, Billy Clymer.
swats kept the crowd in good humor
by getting the Buffalo coach on some
quick sallies.
1t is likely that Barger, Shack, Lee
and, Bell or Donnelly will take care
of the Royals in the coming series.
leaving Enzmann and Aitchisor TO
rest up for Friday and Saturdays
game with the Hustlers.
49,
1t sure is hard lines for men like
Collins and Tooley to sit on the
bench, but how can it be helped?
Bert hits close to 300, when he strikes
his stride. Bill is great in the ptnches
and can cover plenty Of ground. 1t
was expected that Smith would cross
/Fulenwiders play in the tenth by
sending up Collins to hit for Gagnler,
and If he failed chasing Bert Tooley
in to cover the short field for the
extra innings. But he didn't and,
perhaps, it wouldn't have male any
difference The score.
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