Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-19

Jack did something in the fourth
inning, though, that was responsible
for the Leafs only point. He threw
wild to Eddie Zimmerman in an effort
to catch Shortstop Schultz. The ball
took a bad bound and enabled Schultz
to run from first base to the plate.
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While Dalton's work was one of the
features of the game there was
another member of Smiths bunch
who figured prominently in the down
fall of Joe Kelley's Canadians. 1t
was none other than Watty Lee, or
more elegantly wyatt Lee, from
Washington, D. c." Mr.. Lee makes
a speciality of withdrawing the
Leafs, his old teammates. He has
three shutout victories over the Can
adams and endeavored yesterday to
make it a fourth. He almost sue
ceeded. BY the way, some time Man
ager Harry Smith may put Lee in the
box for two, three or four consecu-
tive days against the Leafs. If he
does the big southpaw can probably
win the majority of his games. 1t
was Watty,s second victory in the
series over the Leafs. During the
time he served up his slants Lee al
lowed only six safeties. Watty has
only one fault in the eyes of Joe
Kelley. He is not liberal at all with
hits when men occupy the bases.
Twice the Canadians had runners on
third base with none out, and twice
did Lee force the next batter or bats
man to pop up or ground lazily to
the infield for easy outs.
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Harry Smith may be punched in
with shining lights mentioned above.
Smith relieved Bob Higgins in the
second round, after the latter was
sent to the clubhouse after kicking
on a strike offered by Pitcher Max
well. Higgins argued and argued
until Maxwell tossed over another
and Bob was declared out. He threw
away his bat and was promptly
chased. Harry was applauded on his
appearance behind the bat. he
squeezed in Eddie Zimmerman Win
a dandy bunt in the fourth inning
and raced over the bench on Dalton's
pelt in the seventh, after walking.
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The first inning went thusly: Dali
ton, after looking at two gooo Ones
Melted one of Maxwelfs slow ones TO
deep left for three bags. Gagnler
smashed one at Schultz, which the
latter fielded perfectly, but Dalton
was over the pan and Gagnier out at
first The Leafs evened matters IN
the fourth. Shultz opened with a
bounding punch past Eddie thinner
man. Shaw got cannon ball drive
to right field. Dalton made clever
stop and then took chance, throw
ing toward third base. HIS eilort
was futile, however, for the pill rolleo
to the third base stands and Shuitz
scored the first tally made by the
Leafs off Lee this season. SHAW
nl,lled I'D at third. There were none
ont. Lee. as usual, looked around at
his teammates, and then put one over
the plate which O'Hara bounced 10
Getz. The latter was in the right
spot. and the Leaf left gardener oleo
at first. Bradley's effort went to
Gagnier, who threw him out at nrst,
at the same time holding Shaw at
third Northen duplicated to Gag
nier and Eddie again shipped 1t 10
first for the third out. Newark re-
assumed the lead in their half OF the
fourth. Eddie Zimmerman lined a
hit to centre. Getz came through
with q bunt and sent his teammate
to third. Smith hunted down the
first base line and Eddie Jimmy
scored.
The final run came in the seventh
Smith ambled, moved UP to second on
Lees infield out, and scored on Dali
TOMS smash to right. Jack tried to
make two on the ball, but was out
at second. The score:
NEWARK. TORONTO.
All H. GA alb. h. @. a.