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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-09
BASEBALL NOTES CLEANED
FROM MANY DIAMONDS

Experts say that Camel gets one
of the best inhelders in the minor
leagues in Bisland.
Bee Walsh. the St. Louis infieider,
turned over to Camel, recently balk-
ed and threatened to join the Feds.
Later he reeonsidered his plans.
Walsh. too. is an infielder.
In the National League yesterday.
the Cincinnati Reds with Ames on
the firing line drove the St Louis
Cards into cover 3 to o.
The Louisville Feds stopped their
losing streak by winning the second
game at home with the Pittsburg
players to s. st. Louis hit hard.
touching Dixon for fifteen safeties in
seven innings.
Facing q fire to two lead In the
eighth, the Buffalo Feds playing at
Kansas City. put over combination
of three hits, two walks and an error
netted four runs.
Camel, it is said. plans to give Nc
MILAN and Barrows a rest. so that
their bad legs may recover from the
daily wear and tear which is doing
them no good. Schultz is not a star
third sacker by any means and does
not compare with Captain Z. Jimmy
of the Tigers. but Schultz is banging
the ball hard. He had three safeties
yesterday and a man who hits like
that can't be kept on the bench.
Tim Jordans double with three on
bases spelled v-i-c-t-o-r-y for the
Leafs yesterday 1 cleaned up.
A double for Tim Jorda is a triple
or a homer for another player.
Buffalo and Baltimore meet in a
double header today 1t is unusual
to play off postponement on the
first trip, but the Feds have caused
the regulars to do many unusual
things.
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GAME OFF AGAIN

seton Hall Prep and St. Benedicts
Prep failed to clash yesterday in the
ba seball game scheduled at South
Orange. Wet grounds caused the
postponement. This is the second
contest that the two teams have had
To postpone because of rain. The
game win likely be played early next
week.
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HustIers Very Clipper Now.

The Rochester team has gained
all of the confidence in the world
through their three straight victories
over the Tigers. To lose three games
to Newark at Newark and then to
come back and take three straight
shows that the Ganzelites are game.
There is no denying that the Hus
tiers have good hitting team. Spen-
Ger, their newest acquisition, is hit
ting the ball hard and he is fast.
The Rochester team needed a little
speed and Spencer has helped inn
inensely. He should not be confused
with the former Hustler first sack
er, "Red" Spencer, who is now first
basing out on the Pacific slope. Al
though the home team won yester-
day and had the lead all the way
the Tigers, with a little luck, might
have made the game much closer.
Hecl1inger hit one hard one that
bounded off Duchesnifs glove right
ut Mcmillan, who threw the 'unner
out at a critical moment.
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Tire Blowout Throws
Kramer from His Wheel

Frank Kramer had little. hard
luck last night in his match rare en-
the home trainers against Willie CO.
burn. With two laps to go, his tire
blew out wit terrific report anu
Kramee was huled from his .Mheel.
He was unhurt. but refrained from
taking any further part in the races
In the other events, Tommy Smith
defeated Georgi in a mile races and
Cavanaugh was beaten by WilliF Co
burn.
Tonight's events will feature an .un-
limited pursuit race between jacks.
Clark and Collins Smith will ride a.,
mile against Georgi. Others races sra;
also on the program. -
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KOIehmainen Will Return
for National Championships

NEW YORK, May 9.-Hannes kol-
ehmainen, the sturdy Finn. who has
won hundreds of races and hung up
dozens of records since he came to
this country, two years ago. sailed far
home today on the Olympic.
Kolehmainen said yesterday that he
liked America and would return in
September in time TO compete in the
national championship. He said that
while abroad he would race in several
countries and that in all races he
would represent the Irish American
Athletic Cluh. OF this city.
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Hits Came Hard.

The Tigers, however. could not bat
kuccessively. Billy Zimmerman had
three hits and Bert Tooley two, as has
been told, but the pair were too far
apart in the batting order to do any
real damage. The Hustlers, after
driving Enzmann to cover, allowed
Britton to get by for one inning.
Then they opened on him in the third
and when the smoke cleared away
three runs had been scored. A pass,
three hits and a sacrifice fly we're
the material used by the home team
in that third round. the Hustlers,
encouraged by their success, took dar-
ing chances on the bases and did all
they could to rattle the Tigers.
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SOCCER SCHEDULE

The soccer teams OF Brooklyn ana
West Hudson, leaders in the Nationakl
League standing, viii battle tomor-
row at the Harrison grounds. Ar,
Athletic Park. Vailburg, the Jerseys
will meet the Caledonians. The
Bronx eleven promises to give the
Brooklyn T. c. a good fight at Mar
uuette Oval Brooklyn. The two Pat
enson teams. the Rangers and Trua
Blues, win clash at olympic Park,
Paterson.
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Got One in the Fifth

Newark did not get a run until the
fifth Here Billy Zimmerman
doubled and finally scored on Getz' $
sacrifice fly. In the ninth Newark
filled the bases, when Myers and the
two Zimmermans all singled in a
row. A hit here would have been
damaging. but Getz put up a sacrifice
fly and Heckinger forced e. thinner
man. The Tigers held a special
meeting today to talk things over be-
fore DOMINIC their uniforms. Last
year the Tigers were in fourth place
around this time, but they were play
ing better ball, inasmuch as they
had not lost a series. This year they
have twice dropped series to opposing
teams Newark is anxious to escape
a clean sweep here and as the inter
city series stands three games each,
today's battle should be a hummer.
The score:
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BASEBALL EVERYWHERE

Southern Association.
Montgomery, O, Mobile, g.
New Orleans, q, Birmingham, 3.
Chattanooga, s, Atlanta, o.
Only three games scheduled.
New England League.
Lynn. 9, Haverhill, 0, forfeited .game),
Fitchburg, s, Lowell, ..
Other games postponed, rain,
Eastern Association.
All games postponed, rain.
New York state League.
Troy, 8, Binghamton, 2
Albany, s. Elmira, 4
Wilkesbarre, 10, Syracuse, j.
Utica, 10, Scranton, ).
American Association.
Minneapolis, II, Columbus, ..
Cleveland, 5, st. Paul, /.
Kansas, city, I, Indianapolis, O,
Milwaukee, ., Louisville, J.
Western League.
Des Moines, 3, St Joseph, 2.
Lincoln, 8, Denver, ..
Sioux City, 10, Omaha, 8,
Tri-State League.
Trenton, 1, Reading, 0 tsix innings;
rain).
York Wilmington, rain.
Allentown Harrisburg, rain.
Western Association.
Tulsa. D. McAlester, 2.
Fort Smith. 3, Oklahoma City, o.
Muskogee, 1, Joplin, l mine innings;
larkness).
Texas League.
San Antonio, ;, Austin ..
Houston. 1, Fort Worth, 3
Dallas. .. Galveston, |.
Beaumont >, Waco, . thine innings;
darkness).
North Carolina League.
Winston Salem. 6. Greensboro, 4.
Durham, IL, Asheville, T.
Raleigh, ,, Charlotte, l.
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BILLIARD RESULTS

In the fourth round of the three
cushion billiard tournament, last
night. at Cranes Essex Billiard Hall.
Broad street. Fisher and Beldon won
from their opponents. The results
were: Fisher (handicap 81 80, high
run 8: Miller (handicap 15) 40, high
run .: Beldon tscratch) so, high run
5. Headley (handicap 15) Al, high run
3 Naughright leads the tourney. with
Mandevlle and Barbery tied for sec
ond
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BENGALS SLIP To
FOURTH POSITION
Toronto Now in Third Place.
Orioles Take Another
Game.
RAIN ASSISTS DUNN CLUB

Things broke badly for the Newark
Tigers yesterday when the Bengals
dropped their third straight to
Rochester. At the same time Balti-
more defeated Buffalo, and Toronto,
by beating Providence. stepped into
third place. The Tigers are now in
fourth position and another defeat
with 81 victory for the Skeeters would
put Newark in the second division for
the first time in two years. This.
however. is not likely TO happen, as
the Tigers are about due to take a
game
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-09

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, 3: St. Louis, 0.
Other scheduled games postponed on
account of rain.
Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago mt Pittsburg.
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POSTPONE FIELD MEET

Inclement weather caused the post
ponement of the East Side High
School field day. scheduled for yes
terday afternoon, at East Side Park
The meet will probably be held early
next week.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, May 9.-Balti-
more took l to game from Buffalo
yesterday, rain stopping the contest
in the first half of the seventh round
The score reverted to the sixth in
ming, but Baltimore had picked up one
run in the second on two clean hits.
The Scnrp.
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Dover High Is Too Speedy
for South Orange Team

South Orange High School struck
a tartar in Dover High School, at
South Orange Field Club, yesterday.
losing by d score of to 1. Burns and
Fitzsimmons were the opposing pitch
ers. and twirleG steady ball The
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GAME TODAY

The Newark Fire Insurance COM
pany baseball team will play the New
Jersey Fire Insurance Company nina
at Branch Brook Park this afternoon.
The game will be called at q: 50
o'clock
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In the Nick of Time.

TORONTO, Ont. May Am eighth
inning rally which netted the Leafs
five runs brought victory by a score
of ) to to Toronto in the third game
Of the series with Providence. The
score.
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SOX AGAIN FAIL TO
STOP ]ENNINGS|TES
Hughey's Team Continues lrre=
sistible Rush, Piling Up
Bigger Lead Daily.

New York slipped back into the
second division, yesterday, through a
defeat suffered at Boston in the
American Leagues competition. Phil
adelphia and Washington had a great
SUGGEST, both sides making nine runs
and the game ended with the score
tied in the tenth. Detroit made a
goodly gain by defeating Chicago
1913. The standing and results:
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Newark so. 0 90 o ] y o Il
Two base hits--W. Zimmerman, Schultz,
Williams. Three base hits-Tooley, Smith
Sacrifice hits-Barrows, Priest. Duches-
nil, Getz 2. Double play-Duehesnil to
Mcmillan to Pipp. Base on balls--0ff
Duchesnil 9, off Brltton 2 off Bell l.
Struck out-By Duchesnil ., by Bell >.
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JACKIE CLARK EXPECTS Il
KRAMER WILL REPEAT
HIS VICTORY OVER RUTT
Australian Rocket Is Certain However,
That WeItmeister Will Give Yankee
Harder Battle This Time.
GERMAN SHOULD RACE IN FRONT
BY JACKIE CLARK

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Yesterdays Results.
Rochester 6 Newark. ..
Toronto 5; Providence. /.
Baltimore, ]: Buffalo, 0 90 ing rain).
Games Today.
Newark mt Rochester.
Providence at Toronto
Baltimore MT Buffalo.
Jersey City at Montreal.
Game Tomorrow.
Jersey City at Montreal.
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Struck out-By Brandon 3. by Danforth
!. Bases on balIs-On Danforth /. off
Brandom3. Two-base hits-Daniels. Der
rick, Ball. Double plays-Jackson to
Vaughn, Ball to Gleichman.
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TORONTO.

Slated for Tutwiler in eighth.
iBattcd for Gilbert in eighth.
Providence . 0 0 O 0 0 o , o.
Toronto -. 0 o o 0 0 o x-J
Two-base hits. Onslow, Jordan
Sacrifice hit-Wison. Stolen bases
O'Hara Shean, Priest. Kroy. Struck out
BY Oldham 2, by Gilbert T. Bases on
balls-Off Oldham H. off Gilbert 3. Off
Schultz T. Passed balls-J. Onslow p
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Same Old Gctz.

Gus Getz performed an unusual
feat again. 1t would not be New
ark game if Gus did not do some
thing in the hitting line. Well, yes
terday, Gus failed to make hit, but
he drove in two runs. How? That s
simple. He just stepped up twice
with men on third base and pasted
the pill so far out that the runners,
who happened to be W. Zimmerman
Something was wrong with Johnny
and Myers, waltzed home backwards.
Enzmann, yesterday. No team has a
license to slug the ball the way they
did against Johnny yesterday. Some
of the wise ones venture the opinion
that Enzmann does not need so much
rest as he is getting and that he
should be worked every fourth day
instead of every hfth-in order to
pitch his best. Last Sunday on the
from Enzmann displayed at VIE
denmayer's Park no team in the
league should be able to bump John
ny. Yesterday he lasted only one in
ming.
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CHAMPIONS HOPE TO
STOP LOSING STREAK
Having Dropped Three in a
Row, Decide Slump Has
Lived Long Enough.
HOPE TO SHAKE OFF JlNX
After Teday's Game Tigers
Move to Buffalo for New
Series.
Especial to the Evening start

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, May 9.-New-
ark's final game with Rochester will
be played today and then the Tigers
hit the trail again for Buffalo, To-
ronto and Montreal, in the order
named. The champions have not won
a game since leaving home, having
dropped three in row here, and Man
ager Harry Smith is not exactly
tickled to death with the showing
of his band. Newark was never in the
running yesterday, losing by a score
of 6 to to a young pitcher named
Duchesnil. This kid faced the Tigers
down South for couple of innings
and the Rengals knocked him out of
the box when he was with the Bos-
ton Nationals. e. Zimmerman and
Bert Tooley slammed, him for home
runs on that occasion. Yesterday
Tooley had two hits-one of them a
triple-but Billy Zimmerman was the
only other Tiger to do any real bin
Cling. Bill got in three safeties.
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia. o: Washington, . 10 in
nings called. darkness).
Boston. 3: New York. ..
Detroit. 10; Chicago. 5.
Games To-day.
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Washington
Detroit at Chicago.
St Louis at Cleveland
ST. Louis Feds Wake Up
7Only half of the Federal League
was in action yesterday. st. Louis,
by defeating Pittsburgh made a re-
covery from its slump and gained
slightly on the league leading Balti-
more Terrapins, who were again idle
because it rained at Indianapolis.
Buffalo kept Kansas City down with
an ga beating. The league record:
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and has learned that Kramer is nm
boatahle from that position. Il Is
certainty. however. that Kramer IS
not going to let Rutt ride MS own
race-the way he wants to ride--from
the front position Rutt. of course,
will try 10 reach the eighth pole 10
the lead without expending too much
of his strength, but that is just what
Kramer will not let him do. II Putt
is going comparatively slow; that IS,
rot in a full sprint ct the bell. Kra-
mer will jump alongside Of him to
make the German champion PIT
every ounce of strength into pedals.
and il Rutt does not do this Kramer
viii go around and take the lead.
which will mean sure defeat for Rutt-
In the second heat of the first
match Rutt tried to be leading at the
eighth without firing himself to do i,
and the instant Kramer realized
what he was trying to do big
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WE|NERT EXPECTS
TlODEFEAT KENNY
Newark Youngster Confident OF
Victory at Paramount A.
c. Tonight.

Charley Weinert, Newark's promls-
ing knight of the padded fist, will
meet Roy Kenny, the veteran of the
famous Kenny family, at the Fair
mount Athletic Club, New York. to-
night. Weinert has beaten Kenny
In previous bout. and he is in con-
dition to repeat in tonight's encoun-
ter.
Weinert displayed considerable
ability in his bout last Tuesday night
at Browns Gymnasium against Jack
Curphy. He had Curphy look like q
novice and is confident that he will
do the same thing tonight to Kenny
Quite a delegation of local fans
will make the trip to New York to-
night to see Weinert and Kenny in
action.
Bouts at Central Institute
The bouts Monday night at Trox-
ler's Central Institute will bring to-
gether several good men, Frank
Schenck. of local fame, will take on
Barley Madden, of Jersey city. This
meeting should result in determining
just what chance Schenck would have
against tn men OF better class
than he has been fighting. Terry
Adams will meet Dennis McFadden,
city, will go on against Jimmy Cur
tbs, of New York; George Lordi is
slated for four rounds with Battling
Stevens, of the Richmond A. c., and
Bob Curley, of Brooklyn, will box
with Ed Seidel, of Newark. The pre-
liminaries will be Bob Grill. of
Bloomfield, versus Jimmy Turner, of
Newark; Willie F'arese, of Harrison.
against Johnny Page, of the same
city, and James Terella, of Newark,
versus John Baylock. also of New
ark.
-Campi VS.. Brandt.
Eddie Campi, the persistent chaser
of the bantamWeisht title, will meet
Dutch Brandt, of Flatbush. in the
main event of the show tonight at
the Broadway Sporting Club, Brook
lyn.
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AIR Of CONFIDENCE
ABOUT RUTT CAMP
"Weltmeister" Reported to Be
in Improved Condition for
Match With Kramer.
GERMAN TO CARRY FIGHT

The second clash between Walter
Rutt and Frank Kramer will be on
at the Velodrome tomorrow. Accord
ing to reports emanating from the
"weltmeister's" training camp he is
in far better shape than he was a
week ago. and there seems to be an
air Of confidence all around that
camp. 1t is said that Rutt will pur-
sue different tactics in the second
match and will carry the fight to the
Yankee instead of trying to come
around from a back position on the
last lap. There are few fans who
saw the first match who will believe
that Rutt has any chance at all with
Kramer In a match. but they all
agree that the battle tomorrow is ex-
tremely likely to be closer and more
desperate encounter than the first
one and that was some battle.
Another Big Event.
The match is not the only big event
on the card tomorrow There are five
professional races and the three
cornered paced race between Jackie
Clark, Alfred Goullet and Joe Fog
Ter is a star bout in itself. Then
there is half-mile open, pro-
fessiOnal. in which all of the stars
with the exception of Kramer and
Rutt will start. The other pro"
races are a three-mile tandem handi-
cap and a two-mile invitation.
Fifteen teams will pace the paced
match and these same teams. with
the addition of Rutt and Fred Hill.
will start in the three-mile tandem
handicap. Rutt and Hill will start
from scratch and the rest of the
teams will be stretched out as far as
the 270-yard mark
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Baseball Tomorrow

3 O'clock -wlEDENMAYER PARKS o Clock
BROOKLYN NATIONALS vs..
PHILADELPHIA AM E7icANS
Champions OF the World
Regular Adniission--Box seats, -5cl
Crandrtand. 50cs BIeachers, 25c
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Clark in Rare Form.

The tandem paced race looks good
to Clark, who has won every race he
has started in this week. THE
Rocket" has been knocking EN-
dead" at New Haven and is in rare
form. Goullet and Fogler are both
gamesters, however. and will put up
a fight to beat the little fellow.
The quarter-mile open for the ANA
teurs will be a test for Champion
Donald McDougall, who has not won
brackets this year. Unbeatable over
the short route last season and one
of the best short distance riders ever
developed, the little champion should
lead the way in this race if there is
a good race left in him. His riding
so far this season has been a disap-
pointment and his many admirers
would be delighted to see him a win
ner again. McDougall, Harry Kaiser
and Tommy Smith will start from the
honor mark in the three-mile handi-
cap, which will be run in one heat.
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Yesterdays Results.
st, Louis, Z; Pittsburg, g.
Buffalo, S; Kansas City, D.
Brooklyn at Chicago; rain.
Baltimore at indianapolis rain.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Baltimore at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Pittsbnrg at st. Louis.
Reds Beat Cardinals.
Cincinnati defeated st. Louis yes
terday by score of 80. Outside of
that the National League was very
quiet. Rain prevented all of the other
battles. The standing and records
of fhe laao-la.
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At the Pare deS Prince track April
26 Reggie Mcnamara put up one of
the greatest rides ever seen in Paris,
says La Auto. the Paris sporting
paper. The race was 100-kilometer
tandem paced contest. with three
heats at % kilometers. The Austria
Ian rode unpaced a great part of the
distance in the final and was beaten
a lap by Emil Engel and half length
by Rene Godivier. these three being
the finalists In his heat Reggie was
100 meters behind Octave Lapize at
two laps from the finish and without
a strong tandem team to help him.
Leaving his pace Mcnamara sprinted
after Lapize and passed the French
man. who stuck to his tandems, and
won by two lengths.
Foreign Bike Gossip.
In a handicap race at Pare des
Prince April 10 Mcnamara finished
second from scratch, the race being
won by Piani. the coming Italian
sprinter
Bobby walthour. who will return
TO America shortly, won a 1O0-kilo-
meter paced race at Antwerp recent
ly from Luykens, Vanderstuyft and
Van Gent.
Leon Hourlier is evidently 10 form.
At Bordeaux two weeks ago he won
a match from Ellegaard and TreNier
in straight heats.
Leon Didier. the French paced rid
or. who is due here today, won from
Darra gon. the ex-ehampion, and La
yallade in a 100-kilometer race at
France. April 26.
The big annual road race called the
Paris Tour was won by Oscar Egg,
of six-day fame. Engle was second
and Thys, the winner of the tour OF
France last year. was third.
Paul Guignard. the great French
distance rider. who was invineible
when paced by the late Gussie Law
son. almost met his death in paced
race at the Pare des Prince track re-
Gently. The French star sustained
fractured skull and broken collar
bone.
Caesare Moretti. the big Italian
sprinter. who is coming to America
shortly. won the big professional race
at the opening of the new Nelodrome
in Milan. Italy, April IS. Moretti de-
feated Verri, Perchieot, Sargent,
Lorenz and Gardellini in the grand
prize in Milan.