Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-16
HARRY SMITH MAX {.
SHIFT LINEUPlO
STOP TIGER SLUMP
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Talk of Letting Callahan Lead
0ff-Te8ley's Hits
Wasted.


TORONTO, Ont, May 1s.--Toroato
started with rush IN yestet1ass
game and swept the Newark fnfefua-
tional League champions off Gieir
feet by scoring four runs in the FIRST
two rounds against Wyatt Lea 3fah-
ager Harry Smith counted On his
swarthy southpaw as a sure antidots
for the Leaf swatters, but Wyatt,
who il just recovering from al Fat
tack Of malaria, following pneumonia.
was not in shape TO stem the slug
gers of the canuck band. Newark
could do little with Rogge, the Tigers
as usual being helpless in the PEACHES.
Late in the game Smith called sap
retinue Of emergency swattefes In
GLIDING himself, but the only ene -
make good was Mike Heekinsen 1nd
his hit was wasted q
~se-e
o,Rourks behind the Plate.
In hopes of changing the lsck .fnd
finding out the calibre of = Jack
o'Rourke, Harry sent the aynung
backstop in to handle Lees deiiyFry.
He made fairly good showing fet-
ting one hit In three tries, and eac-
eepted three Of his four ehancass It
is likely that Harry Smith may
change his line-up today. Rag Move
has been in q slump since the blow
he received on the head at Newark
and he iE not getting runs as II lead-
off man should. It has been suggest
ed that the Tiger leader try fsaila-
han as q paee-setter. There asN no
doubt that the team has had sgDe
bard luck. for the close games list
would have kept the Tigers on ,dop
had they been on the right sside Of
the ledger. It was by taking snose
tight contests last year that the Besl-
gals won the Championship
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Bert Tooley continues TO lir Ike
a. house afire, but Bert is unfortahate
many times when his hits are wasted,
because no one is on base df1flal5-
aver Smith makes any changea- 40
will probably try to put Tooleys sotz,
Eddie Zimmerman and Myers c Sss
together until the other fellews .'sel
hitting again. Callahan rappsu -htlt
a home run yesterday on one
Rogge's roundhouse curves, batsf.2sze
was no one on base when it hap1asssss
In the very next inning-the7 tlet
Tim Jordan stepped up and soa
one for the circuit. but he essos
fiTne when there was "a man OF I =
paths. oHara had Just preceded 81
with n. double. Johnny Enznlaffh Ers
,,ttrhfrg Mt the time, having reiie%ei
Lee. These were the only runs nsfc
or Jack -
o,Hara L. Demon with Willow. =
O'Hara, was the gentleman Tifoszp
set Lees calculations in the secanp
inning with a fierce swat for a. f49e
/ that cleaned the cushions, ssnalns y
! three runs. Wurrs WurrA- had -
double and a triple, as well as ssis1k1e
! n show for the three trips he nqa4s
uD to the hitting position. he sfsis''
had two TALES to show for his day
work. O-Hara was the first to- .sepre
/ getting around on his own single efe
! hits by Wilson and Kelly in tne 1rst
round. The Tigers got a ran lssctlle
Z fourth and another in the eignatA =
] the latter round 81 long hit would
+ nave made things lock COED for sths
/ Tigers but the old pinch swat was
NOT Forthcoming. The first rFiseT rEln
occurred in the fourth on Cailahan's
homer TO centre In the eighth Foo
+ lev singled through third. saH7hAn
/ ard Myers also hit safely ardeTosfey
I tailed. Here was fine opening. VITA
/ none out. but Willie Zimmerman
fo,iled out. Fisher then fo9zleF =
throw on Eddie Zimmerman
gro,nder. and the bases were hnen.
| Gety, however. hit into q double pla'k
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Must stop slump -
Manager Harry Smith villa prob
ably hold a special meeting hsfore
, foday's game. 10 discuss ways and
means Of checking the losing strestaA
The Tigers are now IN the second
division for the first time since asl-
Last wear they never sank below
fourth place Today they are eobsw
! the 800 mark and in seventh pSsA-
/ tion. The race is still very clsssasf1d
none of the teams are making run
away Of It. The Tigers may talSs-
brace "a gairst the Leafs and stlllsaaAs
a chance to win the series or gS5s z
least an even break. Sherrod smith
is the logical pitching selecriop yer
today. 1t viii be remembered rtlq
he held the Leafs TO 10 score n
Newark. though beaten. Sisasssas-sa;sk
shown a tendency TO have one oan
inning in every game he has woriSefs
40 far and if he can overcome tlat
handicap, he may put the Tigers e4eg
10 their winning way. The score
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