Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
BENGALS WIND UP
SERIES WITH WIN
Newark Took 10 Out of y
, Games With Toronto
This Season.
WYATT LEE AGAIN A VICTOR

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 21.-New-
ark's sturdy stickwielders continued
their heavy hitting in the final game
OF the season with Toronto yester-
day. The Tigers thumped out thir-
teen more hits to be added to their
excellent total for the week, and
needless to say, won the game by a
score of to 2. Wyatt Lee fttingly
wound up his excellent work of the
season against the Maple Leafs by
pitching one of his usual brilliant
games. He allowed seven hits, but
kept them scattered in all but one
round-the second-when Hugh Brad
leys home run following a single
netted the Leafs two runs.
The Tigers and the Leafs have nov
completed their string of twenty-five
battles for the season. The COMING
champions beat the going champions
sixteen times during the season of
1918 and dropped six games to the
Kelley crew. This gives the Bengals
, a mark OF .727 for the season against
Toronto.
Hugh Bradley was tho only mem
Der of the home team to ind Lees
offerings to his liking. Bradley had
three hits off Wyatt, including his
homer. Schultz had two bingles,
while Kroy and w. Bradley had on =
hit apiece. The Tigers stung the
ball hard and once again Joe Kelley
allowed his pitcher, this time George
Cav, to take a beating. The Bengals
hit him safely thirteen times anu
were satisfied with six runs, four OF
them coming in one round-tne slAtn.
Billy Zimmerman and Hi Myers
We'd with one another at the ART oi
producing base hits. These two ster-
ling outfielders turned In three beau
tias for the day. while Swacina, Gag
nier and Higgins had two hits apiece.
In the run-getting line, Billy thinner
man added two more tallies to MS
credit and stole a base, while Myers
nabbed two cushions against era
hams catching. Cav gave no less
than six bases on balls to the VISITORS
but two double plays checked the
Tigers when they threatened to
score runs by the wholesale.
Three of Newark's wallops were
good for extra bases, but none OF
them went beyond the two-pase
mark. Myers, w. Zimmerman and
Gagnier peeled off doubles during
the, game.
Club, Northen was given chance
to perform against his old team
mates. as he wanted to get in one
battle at Toronto. Jack Dalton gra-
ciously acquiesced, but Hub" was
glum last night because he failed to
make a hit Northen's real name is
Hubbard, and Hub is not a nick
name anonymously bestowed upon
him: neither has he seen service in
Boston-the Hub. Northen did have
the satisfaction of getting around the
bases once, owing to pass he re-
ceived just before the Tigers started
their cannonading in the sixth inning.
Instead of having the Leafs hitting
the ball into the air, as he usually
does, Lee had them humping the
. bulb along the grass to his infielders.
Newarks first defense workers gath
cred in fourteen assists, while the
outfielders had-only five flies. Ord1-
narily the Tiger trio of gardeners pull
down anywhere from a dozen up
ward when Lee is in the box with
his floaters.
The sixth inning rally that put the
game on the credit side of Newark s
record was started by Higgins, who
singled to left with one down. Lee
made the second out. Then the rally
started. Northen walked and Gag
nier got in a Texas Lacquer to left
centre. Higgins and Northen scored
on the blow. w. Zimmerman hit
safely to centre, sending in Gagnier.
Billy took third on Swacina's safety
and scored when Myers hit to left.
These four runs put the game far
out of the Kelleyites' reach. The
score: