New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-26
Germany Schaefer Starts
Winning Rally in Spec
tacular Game.
KAISERLING CARRIES
OFF PITCHING HONORS
Finds Schultz a Worthy Oppo.
nent-Thrills Galore for
Crowd in Stands.

The Newark Feds defeated II.
Buffalo team IN the opening game Of
their series, after fourteen brillian,iv
played innings, at Harrison yesterday.
by score Of TO /, and went back inio
first place in the standing.
Heinie Schultz, who Jumped n.
Yankees for Buffalo, yielded the honors
after a pitching duel with George
Kaiserling, orNewarX. who once wore
a Cleveland uniform.
Although the Feds had the Washing.
ton Senators at the international Parf
as counter attraction, there vera
more than ten thousand persons in the
stands.
Germany Schaefer, the comedian
is paid by Pat Powers TO smuss the
fans with his antics on the coaching
lines, but Of late he has shown a dis.
position TO lead in the batting rallies.
Germany has proved q capable sub.
stitute in right field for Rousch, who
is still nursing a bad leg, and Schaefer
is beloved by the rabid Newark fans.
Both teams tailed a run in the fifth
inning, and then not until the winning
run was scored, nine innings later, did
player on either side reach third
base. Schaefer opened the fourteenth
stanZa with a double along the lef.
field foul line, which several Buffalo
players argued was foul. LapOrte then
hit bounder to Clyde Engle at third
base, who held Schaefer on second and
threw out Laporte. However, Emil Red
HUM, last year with the Seattle club,
of tho Northwestern League, drove a
single TO right field, which allowed
Schaefer 10 reach home.
Kaiserling allowed five % TIE seven
hits in the first seven innings, and
then seemed 10 grow stronger as the
game progressed, moving down the
opposing batters almost three 70 an
inning. Dalton singled to lett in the
twelfth and stole second, but when he
attempted to steal third Raridea killed
his chance by about five feet
Engle and Dalton each reached the
midway station in the next two inn
ings, but advanced TO further Hal
Chase was Kaiserling's strike-out Ylc-
tim twice, while he issued the only
free pass to Agler in the eighth. Kai-
serling found trouble IN controlling
Engle, who made a double and two
singles.
Schultz was pounded for total Of
eleven hits by the Newark Feds. IN
: the last six innings he was found for
seven of the hits, when Newark had
men on second base on four occasions.
The former Yankee also showed per-
feet control, only issuing g pass TO
Rariden, while his cross-dre delivery
caused nine rivals 70 strike out,
with Vincent Campbell being three
time victim. Schaefer, Campbell, hsis-
erling and Scheer each gathered PAIR
of hits.
Artie Hoffman opened the Buffalo
fifth when he reached first on hit 20
deep short field. Engle then doubled
to left, Hoffman being held at third
Louden popped TO McKechnie and Allen
hit short fy 10 centre, but poor re-
turn by Campbell allowed Holman 20
score. Newark tied matters in It's
session, when Scheer tripled 70 let;
field after Esmond had famed and
scored on Kaiserling's safety TO right
field.
Clever fielding catches were a-p'enty.
Scheer pulled down many hard line
drives in left field, while HUM went
high in the air for many bad tnrows:
Rariden would not be outdone, ana
picked Dalton's foul of the grandsiand.
McKechnie took exception % Two De-
cisions by Umpire Johnston IN tne
ninth, and was ordered cut OF tae
game.