Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-07
ALL F|ELD Jobs
ALIKE TO TOOLEY
Bert Has Played Good Ball at
First, Short and
Third.
NOTES OF THE GAME

Bert Tooley must play only one
other infield position-second base
in order to get his spurs as Jack
of-all Trades Infielder." Since Ed
die Zimmerman has been laid up IN
dry dock with an attack of muscular
rheumatism. Tooley is filling in at
the hot corner and he has held the
job down in fine style. The chances
are that Tooley will not get his
chance. however. TO show at second
this season for Gus Getz, the old re
liable. would play on a crutch and a
cane. Twice this season Gus has
been battered and bruised, but e
has stuck gamely to his position
The Tiger infield deserves great
credit, for with two men out o ftheii
positions, 1t has played clever bail.
Ray Move is in fine fettle after his
rest and his work around shortstop
has made a big hit with the fans
The Tigers practically wound ul
their long stay at home YESTERDAY
for today is an open date and to-
morrow the team moves to Baltimore
for series with Dunn's men. Next
week the Orioles will be here for a
visit and then the Tigers will perform
for a time with the Shelters before
starting another swing around the
circuit. The team lost some hard
luck games at home, but has shown
much improvement during the past
week, having taken four out of Its
last six games. If the Tigers can
win the odd game of the series with
Baltimore orr get an even break n
the four contests it would NEAR
much to their chances of getting
back into the first division.
Johnny Enzmann, the Tiger twirler
is now a full-fedged member of thu
Brooklyn club. His term with Newark
expired yesterday. Johnny bade good
BY to his teammates and all of then
wished him good luck. 1t is Enz
mann's first trial in the majors. HI
has never pitched for any professions
club but Newark.
The Tigers will embark for Balti
more tomorrow, where they are
scheduled to open series with th'
Orioles. Cliff Curtis will rest up. HI
is not scheduled to join his mates
until Friday.
Hi Myers's throw, which cut dowr
Wells at the plate in the first inning
counted whole lot when one glances
at the score and sees how narrow
was the margin of Newark's victory
Callahan, the hero of the day
before. could not land safety, though
he got the worst of close decision
at first base. He was up four times
Jersey City players still think there
is chance that they'll play in Rich
mond. The arrangements and club
owners. however. deny 1t. Fogarty
says he will stick it out for the sea-
son.
The 5000 guarantee has not been re.
moved, according to the Skeetel
president Neither has the league
consented to render financial aid, as
President Mccartney, of Toronto, SAID
it would. Jack Dunn says he does
not want anybody else's money.
Billy Zimmerman did not show in
time for the game and Witter started
in left field. When Bill was called on
to act as pinch hitter Umpire Mullen
refused to let him bat declaring that
his name had not been crossed from
the original lineup.
With little luck Lee would not
have been scored on.
Getz pulled down two hard liners
and threw to first base both times for
double plays. Gus had fifteen chances
and fumbled but one.