Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22
With Enzmann Pitching, Ben
gals Make 1t Two Straight
in Montreal.
S0UCHMAN WAS EASY
5ransfieId's Winning Finger
Touched Up in Lively and
Timely Fashion.
Especial to the Evening start


Johnny Enzmann, the williamsburg
marvel, is the gentlemen's name who
inflicted the second straight defeat on
he Royals here yesterday. The score
E. vas to 1. Although oJhnny failed
TO score a shutout-and he deserved
1T too-he was completely successful,
however, in keeping Bransfield's
lowly Royals from the platter, after
The first inning. After that initial
session the locals got but one man
To third base, but that last ninety
FEET to the scoring station looked like
thousand miles over a sandy road.
The little finger from Brooklyn way
was out in front all by himself
throughout and was touched up for
only three hits, two of which were
oorralled by the Royals in the OPEN
ing stanza- In a desperate attempt
10 even the series with the Tigers
Manager Bransf1eld sent in big Bob
Couchman to halt the Bengals, but 1t
was bad day for the big fellow He
tried hard to hold the Smithyites safe
but 1t was evident almost from the
start that he had undertaken too big
a contract.
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Early Start for Royals.
The Royals entered the run column
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out to Move, but Kippert walked and
raced all the way to third on White
mans line drive to centre. White
man endeavored to make second on
the throW-in when Myers pegged to
third, but Eddie Zimmerman relayed
The pill and nipped the Montreal out
nelder. Enzman made a wild pitch
and Kfppert scored. giving the Royals
their only point. Flynn followed with
IN ri hut ha or
the initial sack, as Smith grounded
out to Gus Getz.
A Winning Second Inning.
The Bengals won the game in the
second inning, scoring two runs. Leo
Callahan walked and was sacrificed
TO second by Getz. Willie thinner
man anbled to third. Eddie tried to
make second base but a sharp play,
however, cut him off. Mike Ueclin-
ger was struck over the left eve by a
pitched ball and was knocked out. He
was carried off the field and Erhard
gan for him. Keller dropped How
teyss throw, who made an effort to
get Billy Jimmy at third and the lat
ter tailed. Enzmann ended the
round by striking out
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Two Runs, but No Hits.
Newark was back with two more
points in the third session, although
they failed to get in hit. 1t hap
pened in this manner: Tooey and
Shove both walked. Myers dropped
down an intended sacrifice, but Too
ley beat Couchman's throw to third.
clogging the bases. Callahan forced
Myers at second, but Tooley crossed
D1o
pered to the home dish when Getz
forced Callahan. Billy Zimmerman
ended the session with a pop-up to
Purtell. The Tigers threatened OF
score in the fifth inning, when, with
two out, Callahan singled and Getz
doubled and Willie Zimmerman
wasn't there with the timely stuff
this. time, and the swats were wasted
as far as making was concerned.
Two more points were added to the
Bengals' register in the sixth session.
Eddie Zimm began with q
double to left. Jack O'Rourke, the
Cecruit Tiger backstop, who took
Heckinger's place after the latter was
injured, and who maze three hits in
three times up, bounced q single off
Couchman's glove. Enzmann whitfield.
Tooley bounced a grounder to Keller,
who threw E. Jimmy out at the plate.
Tooley stole second and scored with
O'Rourke on Moves rap to centre.
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Three Royals on Base, but No Score.
The Royals choked the sacks with
two down in their half of the sixth
but failed to get over the plate. The
Bengals final point of the issue
came about in the ninth round. Too
ley walked and Moves attempted