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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
MYERS RECALLED
BY THE SUPERBAS
Centre Fielder OF Champions to
Join Brooklyn at Cin-
cinnati.

Hi Myers, the Newark outfielder
viii pack UP his duds after today's
game in Baltimore and follow the
trail left by Johnny Enzmann. This
is a gentle way of breaking the news
that the little deal limited at in these
columns Monday night has come to
pass-Brooklyn has recalled Hi
Myers.
Tex Erwin, veteran catcher, Will
join the Newark club at Baltimore
tomorrow President Charles H. Eb-
bets, jr., of the Newark club, in an
nouncing the deal today. stated that
Erwin would be used on first base
when not catching. and that Holm
auist would be shifted to the outfield
and used in the box. Manager Harry
Smith. however. will probably object
to using Holmquist any place but
first base. JEFF has shown up so well
at that bag that 1t would hurt the
Tigers chances Of winning games to
make any more changes. Besides,
the Tigers have shown better form
since their pitchers got a chance to
work regularly-just as has been
predicted in these columns right
along The club had too many pitch
ers, and none of them could keep in
shape by twirling once in five or six
days.
That Hi Myers was scheduled TO go
TO Brooklyn was told ia these col
umns Monday A deal had been
cooked up to take him nearly a fort
night ago, but Hi met with an acci-
dent that kept him out of the game
and he was allowed to remain on the
Newark payroll. Myers is one of
the stars Of the International League
and the fact that the Pittsburgh club
was eager to take him hastened
Broolxlyn's move in recalling Hi. It
was rumored today that some sort OF
deal might be pulled of between
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh transferring
Hi to the Buccaneers, but this is not
probable
Manager Harry Smith will probably
put Witter in centre field and keep
Holmquist on first base, excepting In
case of an emergency. where one OF
the Tiger outfielders meets with an
accident
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Jack Dunn continues TO make good
with vengeance his threat to dispose
of his star players. A new deal was
put through yesterday whereby Pitch
ers Ruth and Shore join the Boston
Red Sox along with Catcher Ben
Egan. Egan is captain of Dunn's
team and one of the best catchers in
the league.
Umpire Jim Johnstone forfeited a
game in indianapolis yesterday be-
cause of the constant wrangling of
the st. Paul team against decisions.
Johnstone put Catcher James out OF
the game in the sixth inning, and st.
Paul had nobody to take his place.
Everything in the International
League yesterday was done on the
wholesale plan. Big scores prevailed
throughout the circuit.
Wilson got in the daily home run
at Toronto.
Rochester has been unable to AXE
advantage of the wrecked Orioles,
but the Bisons are making another
spring. They seem to have recovered
their second wind.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
RUTH, SHORE AND EGAN
ARE SOLD TO RED SOX

John Camel is having hard luck
just now Pitcher Manning has a
broken foot. the result of being run
over by an automobile, and will be
out for the season. On top Of this,
Pipp who has beer hitting the ball
hard and fielding sensationally, sus-
tains a fractured rib, just like Ty
Cobb. and Camel is in the dumps.
The Hustlers made only one run in
the two games of a double header
played with the Buffalo club yes
terday.
The Providence left-handed hitters
did not back up much from JACK
Frill's southpaw slants, judging from
the vital statistics appended to the
Jersey City story.
Alvin Carlstrom had triple in
each of the games at Rochester yes
terday. He is playing third for the
Herd.
Luque again played second for the
Skeeters and handled eight chances
perfectly He banged out two hits N
four tries.
If Whitman continues to bang the
ball he, too, will be recalled by Frank
Chance. Whitman had three safeties
yesterday.
Fisher and O'Hara had six of the
Leafs sixteen hits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
'Hackett Favors Karl H. Behr
for Davis Tennis Cup Team

Harold H. Hackett, captain of the
victorious Davis cup team last year,
favors Karl III. Behr as'the most likely
candidate for a position on the inter-
national team with Maurice r. Nc
Loughlin in the doubles. Hackett
stated at the Westchester Country
Club yesterday that he considers Behr
fitted for the position, not only be-
cause of his recent showing, but also
through the fact that he has been
seasoned by many hard campaign.
When asked if he thought Behr could
fit in with McLoughlin's game, Hack
ett pointed out that he played with
Mclaughlin last year without ever
having seen the Californian before.
Behr was a mem ber of the American
Davis cup team In 1907 With Beals
c. Wright. he defeated the Australas-
ians, Wilding and Brookes. who will
represent the Antipodes this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
BIRD CONFIDENT OF
ANOTHER VICTORY
BernardsviIIe Captain Expects
His Team TO Vanquish
Mendham Nine.

Charley Bird the captain of the
Bernardsville baseball team. is conf
dent that his boys will register an
other victory over the Mendham A.
A. when the rival teams clash to-
morrow afternoon on the high school
grounds at Bernardsville. This con-
test will be the third of a series of
FIVE games. The Bernardsville nine
annexed the two previous contests
after hard battles. 1t is rumored that
Mendham will have four new players
in the lineup.
Chrisman. the boy pitcher who shut
out Mendham in the second game.
will again pitch for Bernardsville.
while Brewer will be behind the bat.
The battery for Mendham will be
Banks and Day. The game is sched-
uled to start at $3.50 p. M
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
RARE TREAT FOR
CALDWELL FANS
New York Fire Departments
Speedy Team to Meet SUBJ
urban Nine.
HAHNE A. A. VS.. GARWOOD

Caldwell fans are promised a rare
treat tomorrow afternoon. for Man
ager Dick Waugh, of the Caldwell
Club. has succeeded in booking the
fast travelling team of the New York
fire department to meet the home
team. The services of the fire laddies
are in considerable demand just now,
and it was only after extra induce
ments had been offered that the man.
ager of the Caldwell club obtained
the match. The list Of victories that
the fire department men have gained
so far this season over the strongest
semi-professional teams in New York
including the Lincoln Giants, is for
n.idable enough to throw a scare into
their opponents However, the Cald-
well boys are not worrying about the
result. Their decisive victory last
Saturday over the SPARROW B. B. c.,
Of New York, has boosted up their
courage, and the Caldwell men will
put forth every effort to annex vic
tory in the game with the Gotham
fire fighters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
Asbury Park, o; Long Branch, o.
Middletown 4; Paterson. 3.
Dnnbury, 3: Newburg, o.
Poughkeepsie, IS Perth Anlboy, II.
Games Today.
Long Branch at Asbury Park.
Danbury at Newburg.
Paterson at Middletown.
Perth Amboy at Poughkeepsie.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Moretti is determined to defeat
Grenda Sunday and feels that this
match will either make or break him
in America. The Italian is not making
ary excuses for his defeat Wednes-
day night in the match with the Tas-
manian, but his friends lay 1t to the
fact that he was riding a gear that
was entirely too big under the
weather conditions. The track was
heavy and the air was heavy and
Moretti was warned against ridlng
his big gear. Being big gear rider
and having won all OF his big races
in Europe on big gear Moretti
thought that he was safe in using it.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

The two Zimmermans got back in
the game. Bill had sacrifice fly and
ait. while Eddie couldn't gauge the
sphere.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
POSTPONE ACTION

No definite steps were taken TO
carry cut the plans of the proposed
State seni-professional baseball
league at the meeting of the man
ayers held last night in the club
rooms of the Southend Pleasure Club,
Paterson. Enrollments were received,
but the representa- tive teams were
not chosen. This action was post
poned until future meeting of the
managers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Ball took a liking to Schacht's of
ferings and slammed out four hits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Elmer Collins has probably ridden
his last bicycle race. The former
motor-paced champion has lost the
sight in his right eye, and it is doubt
full il he will attempt to ride with
such a handicap. At the Frost Hos
pital, in Chelsea, Mass, the physi-
clans state that in time he may re-
gain the sight, but they are by no
means certain. Collins met with an
accident that was due to his own
carelessness, and the fact that he, as
well as all of the paced riders, use
equipment that is too light to be safe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
Hourller's Fast FINAL Eighth.

1t is but seldom that the final eighth
in French style scratch races or match
races at the Velodrome Is covered In
better than twelve seconds fiat, and
when that time Is beaten 1t is consid-
cred a very good performance. In
both final heats of the Grand Crl-
terium' in Paris, which was won by
I,eon Hourlier, the French champion
covered the final eighth in IL AS sec
onds. AS the time for the final eighth
tells the tale of how fast rider is.
the French titleholder will probably
be a big winner here, If he holds his
European form. Hourlier will be here
in August. and then all Of the stars
will have to look TO their laurels.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
DENGALS ELATED
! OVER FINE SPURT
Five Victories in a Row Put
Champions in Happy
Mood.
sHACHT'S LUCK CHANGES
speclaI 70 lhe Evening Star.

Special TO the Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 1o.-witb
I'VE victories in row the Tigers at
last seem to be back on their feet,
and the club is getting ready to soar
nigh in the standing. The form re-
Nersal shown by the Newark club dur
ing the past few days has put new
life into the team. Playing on a los
ing ball club is worse than Sherman
said war was. and the players are
all happy when the bird of victory
perches on their banners.
Jen Holmquist was not exactly
tiekled to death today at the news
that he would be shifted to the out
iieid. Jeif had visions of playing first
nase regularly; He said this spring
that ne would like to give up pitching
to play the initial bag. The Tigers
are glad to get Erwin, however as
Tex will prove valuable behind the
plate.
The catching staff of the Newark
club has been in need of a veteran
like Erwin all season.
Gus Getz was again the whole
show.
The Tiger second sacker stole home
IN the eighth, cinching victory.
Jack Dunn, jr., played centre field
Tor the Orioles. He had a hit and a
run in four times at bat and fielded
fly which came his way for a put
out Dunn will be selling the young
ster next thing we know
In spite of all of the Tiger runs.
peag ho 1x- Il.
get an extra base hit He had
triple.
Ball, Ruth and Parent had doubles,
Ball getting two two-baggers.
1t was Al Schachts third victory of
the week.
Ball took liking to schachts of
ferings and slammed out four hits.
The two Zimmermans got back in
the game Bill had sacrifice fly and
nit. while Eddie couldn't gauge the
sphere.
Danforth. who started for the
Birds. has always been an easy mark
for Newark. only on rare occasions
has he given the champions any
trouble.
Newark has now taken seven out
OF nine. With little luck in that
July Fourth double bill Newark
would have had nine in row.
The Toronto team had to win two,
spelling our chances to get closer to
the fifth rung.
Four hundred fans paid to see the
game.
The fans are beginning to sympa-
thize with Jack Dunn. It's too late
now.
s Murray delivered as pinch hitter in
the NINTH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
KRAMER WILL Be
ON THE DEFENSIVE
Champion Has Hard Fight on at
New Haven Track
Tonight.

American Champion Frank Kramer
will be on the defensive tonight in
the one-mile national championship
at New Haven. The champion is not
in the best of shape, and with a lead
o. only four points over Alfred Goul-
let in the championship, the Yankee
is at bay and will put up one of those
desperate fights that have enabled
him to retain his crown on more than
one occasion in the past. Over the
telephone this morning the champion
stated that while he was feeling bet
ter than he was Wednesday night,
when Goullet and Joe Fogler beat him
in the final of the championship race
at the Velodrome, he was not right"
yet
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
Opportunity for Goallet.

Goullet is in such grand shape he
has a wonderful opportunity to take
the lead in the title battle. There is
another championship race billed for
Brighton Beach Saturday night, and
If the Australian can win this race
and the New Haven race with Kra-
mer second in both of them, they will
be tied with twenty-one points each.
and should Kramer fail to run second
in both races while Goullet wins them
both Kramer would, for the first time
in years, be in the unusual position
of seeing another rider leading for the
coveted American title.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
WALTHOUR STILL AT 1T

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July To-
Bobby Walthour continued his sue
cessful campaign when last night, at
Point Breeze Park Motordrome, by
annexing three straight heats of a
twenty-five mile motor paced match
race in which George Wiley, Jimmy
Moran and Pete Drobach were the
other contestants. The Dixie Flyer
was never headed in any of the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
MAJOR LEAGUE JOTS
Joe Finneran won another game for
the Brooklyn reds yesterday:
If Baltimore fans have two losi

the Brooklyn f'euS yesterday.
If Baltimore fans have two losing
teams to watch the rest of the sea-
son it will be good for them. The
Terrapins are hitting the bumps
more swiftly every day and little
solace can be found in watching them
play.
The Austin club of the Texas
League made it twenty-seven and a
worlds record by losing again yes
terday
Ty Cobb had a head-on collision
with a cement wall at Shibe Park.
Philadelphia, yesterday and busted
his think tank. BY the time Cobb
gets back into harness the Detroit
team may have the American League
championship won, but the great
slugger wily have to behave much
better if he expects to get into the
worlds series.
Detroit took the breath away from
the Quaker fans by winning twice in
day Kavanagh had three hits in
the two games,
Koestner. the Cincinnati twirler.
has been shipped to San Francisco.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Baltimore came right back in the
eighth with one run on Ruth's double
and Murray's single. The latter
batted for Danforth. With Russell
pitching in the ninth Newark re-
gained it's two-run lead. Heckinger
tripled and Schacht singled, scoring
Heckinger. Ball got in double in
the ninth, but Schacht got the other
Birds without any damage being done.
The SCORE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
Hahne A. A. to Travel.

The Hahne A. A. baseball team will
meet the Garwood nine at Garwood
tomorrow afternoon. Either Larkin
or Paxton will pitch for the local
team, with Smith behind the bat.
Schmock, Roth, Horner and Gallen
will be used in the infield, and Dem
Arrest. Booth and Thompson will ap-
pear in the outer garden
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, ?.
Buffalo, .; Pittsburg, /.
Chicago, 4; Indianapolis, 3 I'll
innings).
Kansas City. 4; st. Louis, o.
Games Today.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
schacht wins Third straight.

AL Schacht got credit for winning
his third game in five days. He got
away to a bad start, the Orioles pill
ing up four runs in the first three
rounds. Then he settled down and
pitched steadily Baltimore grabbed
a run in the first inning on hits by
Daniels and Ball mixed with an infield
out. Newark regained this run and
added another to it in the third,
where two Tiger tallies were record
ed. In the second half of the same
round the home team grabbed three
runs again, taking the lead. The see
saw stopped there, however and both
pitchers doled out blanks until Dan
forth exploded in the eighth. New
ark's two runs in the third came on
Tooley's single, Danforth's error on
Myers, Billy Zimmerman's sacrifice
fly and a single from that redoubtable
slugger. Leo Callahan. Getz drove
the ball hard to centre, but Dunn,
jr., .nabbed 1t and turned it into a
double play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
o,h.r Events on sundays Card.

The other events billed for Sunday
at the Velodrome are an open scratch
tandem race at one mile, a three-mile
invitation post race, professional;
half-mile open, three-mile handicap
and q novice for the amateurs. and a
return match between Cesar Moreti
and ALI Grenda.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Ross, the young pitcher of the Hos
pital nine. who famed twelve men in
the game last Wednesday with the
Kearny All Stars. will toe the rub
Der tomorrow in the game against the
Park A. C. on the Hospital Oval,
Overbrook Meehan will catch for
tho home team
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

The Morristown A. A. nine will
visit Madison tomorrow afternoon to
meet the Madison team. Eddie Welsh,
who pitched Morristown to two vic
tories last week. will toe the rubber
again for the team. with Collins on
the receiving end of the battery. The
Madison men are said to have sur
prise in store for the visitors in the
Wav of battery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

That the Weequahic Park golf links.
was a success from the very start
was mainly due to the energetic work
OF John Langlands, the golf profess
sional of the new course Langlands
is already popular among those who
frequent the public links. He is ever
ready to help the newcomers of the
great outdoor pastime.
Langlands is a native of Scotland,
where he was prominent in golfing
circles. He. came to this country
three years ago and at once accepted
position as golf professional of the
Somerville Country Club. He was not
engaged actively in the sport last sea-
son.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Totals .......... 81 10 z IA
sBatted for Keefe in ninth.
TRAN for Williams in ninth.
Buffalo 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Two base hits -. williams, Barrows.
Three base hits-Jackson, Carlstrom; Sac
rifce hit-Roach. Stolen bases-Schultz,
Gilhooley. Double plays-Schultz TO Pipp,
Roach to Mccarthy to Houser, Mccarthy
10 Roach to Houser. Bases on balls-0f
Bader g. Struck out-By Keefe 2 by
Bader 2. Umpires-Daley and Ftnneran.
Time-1h Am.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
ereystone Parks at Morris Plains.

Joe Weiner has scheduled his Cres-
cent A. A. nine to meet the Grey
stone Park B. B. c. at Madison to-
morrow afternoon. Joe and George
Weiner will form the battery for the
local team and Welsh and Murray
are slated to perform fer the Grey
stone nine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
eoullet Likes New Haven Track.

On the New Haven track Goullet
performs exceptionally well, and
week ago today he Won both the open
and the handicap, and won them with
ease. against a good field of riders,
which included Clark and Fogler
Kramer has always been noted as a
great small track rider, but he does
not ride the little saucer in the Con-
necticut city as well as Goullet or
Clark. and it would not be surpris-
ing to see him beaten tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
TORONTO

Home run-Wilson. Sacrifice hit-Sulli-
van. Stolen base-Fisher Double plays
Boyle to Flynn. Fisher to Fitzpatrick
to Jordan. Struck out-By Dowd 3, by
Rogge .. Bases on balls-Of Miller l.,
of Dowd 1, off Rogge 2. Hit by pitcher
by Miller 2, by Rogge 1. Umpires-
Hart and Caulifower. Time-1h. 30m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
......... 81 II IA
SEY CITY
Totals ..: 81 8 Z q IS 4

FBatted for Williams In the SEVENTH
Providence 3 0 0 0 lii
Jersey City. 0 0 0 0 0 0 > 0 l. 3
Three-base hits-E. Onslow, Shean, Tut
wiler. Sacrifice hits-E. Onslow, e.
Wright. Sacrifice fy-Murphy. Stolen
bases-Shean 2, Tutwiler. Double play
on balls-off Frill 3, of Williams p off
Hanley 3, Off Oldham 2. Struck out-By
Oldham 8, by Williams 2, by Hanley 1.
Wild pitch-Williams. Passed ball-Ty
Williams, I in Ave I've innings; OF Hanley,
in two innings. Umplres-Harrison and
Mulllin. Time of game-2h.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

Yesterdays Results.
New York Z Cleveland. T.
New York. 3: Cleveland, 3 40 innings;
darkness).
81 Louis, 1 Washington. n.--s..
Detroit. s. Philadelphia. 5.
Detroit, 3 PHILADELPHIA. T.
Chicago. 3; Boston, 2
Games To-day.
Cleveland at New York e games}.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
aetu steals nome plate.

Two doubles, single and base
ON balls in the Orioles division netted
three runs and the Birds held this
AZ lead until the Tigers got busy in
the eighth. Tooley opened This event.
full round with a pass. Myers
scratched hit to short and beat 1t
out The pair then worked double
steal Billy Zimmerman famed, Cal
lahan walked. filling the bases. Getz
tied the score with a single TO right.
scoring Tooley and Myers. Daniels
made bad throw. giving Callahan
a chance to count, too. Getz went
all the way to third and while Dam
forth was winding up Gus stole home
cleanly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
GETz STEALS HOME
IN FOUR RUN RALLY
Newark Second=Sacker's Dar-
ing Feat Caps Climax Of
Uphill Fight.
special to the Evening Star.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 10--A
four-run rally in the eighth inning,
which has come to be Newark S
ulcky round. proved sufficient TO trim
Jack Dunn's battered Baltimoreans
yesterday. The Tigers slowed away
seven runs off the twirling of DAN
froth and Russell and captured the
contest, to 5. Dunn trotted out Nc
Avoy to do the catching. had Ruth in
left field and put his own son in cen
trefeld. The Orioles put up a stiff
battle for time, but the Tigers laced
the ball hard, making their seven hits
count for seven runs. The score was
to 2 against Newark in the eighth,
when the rally occurred. Gus Getz
capped the climax in this round by
stealing home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
Trio Of star. in Tandem Paced Race.

Worlds Champion Walter Rutt will
meet Goullet and Clark in a ten-mile
tandem paced race at the Velodrome
Sunday, and 1t is believed that the
champion will be a bear BACK OF
the tandems. He is great performer
in anv kind of a race, but he likes
the hard going best, and in tandem
paced race the going can be just as
hard as a rider may wish. Rutt VIII
probably carry the fight to the two
Australians and try to bake" them
long before the finish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10

While Kramer would like to have
a rest there is no chance for him 10
take it easy this week, and ne VIII
not have a rest until Monday OF next
week At the Velodrome Sunday
there is a big open race carded at
two-thirds of a mile, and Kramer,
Rutt, Goullet and all Of the stars will
start.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
Rocbe.ter Gets severe setback.

ROCHESTER,, July 10.-The Hust-
lers met with two humiliating de-
feats from their Buffalo rivals before
the home fans yesterday. The scores
were to and to 0. The Buffalo
pitchers had the home stickers at
their mercy. The scores:
E;rat Gana
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-10
toronto scores one-sided victory.

TORONTO, July 10.-Rogge put an
other game on the right side of the
ledger for Toronto yesterday by shut
ting out Montreal, to 0. Sixteen
hits were made by the home team.
The score: ..r