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score on a fly or any kind of a sharp
infield lick. Getz came up and
hoped high one to Vaughn. Bobby
leaped in the air and brought down
the pill, but was in no position to
| throw and Swacina crossed the plate
with the run that won, In the ninth
inning. Getz got credit for one of
those Cincinnati base hits on the
| lick.
| An industrious athlete, who is hav-
Ing the best year in his career, one
| Jack Dalton, had lot to do with the
Tigers timely victory, which gave
the Bengais the edge on the series,
four games to 3. Jack had three hits
and would have had four bingles off
the renowned Brandon had not
Wyatt Lee cheated Jack by his slow
ness in going to second on deep
and high bounder to Vaughn in the
third inning. Vaughn tfNew to
Knight, forcing Lee and depriving
Dalton Of a clean batting record for
| the day. Bobby never could have
shot the pill to first base in time to
kill off Dalton.
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Then there was another member of
| the Tiger family who had a share in
the entertainment and was a big
factor in the party. Twas none
other than Lew McCarty, future big
Lacquer. Lew singled in the eighth
inning and carried around the
tying run on Dalton's third safety.
That was not the entire extent of
| members of the Swarm who tried to
poach second-base. both of his pegs
being of the deadly line variety,
which leave no doubt as to the re-
suit, unless the man on the other
end gets in q muff, and Ed Gagnier
doesn't drap them often. There is
none better at tagging base-runner.
In distributing the credit for the
victory. there was not member of
the Bengals who did not pull off
something particularly good during
the day. Billy Zimmerman had an
| off day with the stick, but he threw
| to Gagnier. who relayed the ball to
| e. Zimmerman in time to kill
| Vaughn trying to stretch his hit into
a, triple. Collins and e. Zimmerman
had no opportunities to distinguish
| themselves with sensational fielding,
| but both figured in the winning run
Newark put over in the ninth in
| ming. After Swacina had doubled.
Collins got his infield hit by fast
| sprinting, putting Swacina on t..ifd
base. Then Brandon, realizing that
he had dangerous man to dispose
of. tried to scare Eddie Zimmerman
with two bean balls. His next offer
ing was calculated to deceive Eddie
and at the same time, perhaps, catch
| Collins stealing, for Eddie had two
| and nothing when Brandon had the
| audacity to waste third one. There
was nothing to do then but pass
Eddie, filling the bases. Gus Getz
came up and tried to chop one over
vaughn's head, with Bobby playing
in close. Getz did not get away with
it this time, though he is an adept
at placing his drives. Vaughn
leaped high and stopped the ball, but
Swacina slid over the pan with the
winning run.
Jersey City got just one run and
that was in the first inning. Knight
tripled and scored on McCabes
safety to left field. There the at
tack ended. for mccarthy threw out
McCabe. That one run doomed up
like a mountain until the eighth
inning. Then McCarty singled to
centre, advanced on Lees GU. and
scored on Dalton's rap to left field.
The game was won in the ninth in
ming as described above. The score: