New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
TIP TOPS WIN
FROM NEWARK m
UPHILL. CANE
But Joe Finneran, Who's.
Day 1t Was, Doesn't
Help Cause Much.
EAST ORANGE MAN
HAS TO QUIT BOY
! Brooklyn Men Return to positio,
of League Leaders After
One Days Absence. /

Many residents Of East Orange, ur,u.
Of Joe Finneran, one Of their tovnsoIs
went out to see him pitch for n,
Brooklyn Tip Tops against the Nev,x
Feds on the latter's field a. H.,a
son yesterday, but they wen. hon..
disappointed. It was called Finner,,,.
day, but he lasted only three ,nnin.,
against the league champions. Hov.
ever the New Jerseyites did sec Bm
Upham, late Of Rochester, relieve th.,,
fellow citizen and lead Tin Ton, :.
| an uphill victory by score Of tos
In defeating the Newark team u.
Brookfeds upset the plans Of Bill pbI'
lips, who had reserved Cv Falkenbs,,
once Of the Cleveland Maps, TO twi,i
his team TO its third victory over ~.
Ward aggregation. The tall pitcher wa,
chased off the mound in six innins,
while Whitehouse and Billiard. W.
succeeded him in turn, received a.
mercy from the hard-hi;ting Tin Ton.
The victory placed Lee Magee', me-,
back in first place, which position tb,v
had surrendered to the Newark F,S,
tor a day.
The game was replete with extn
base hitting on both sides, with "A.
Tip Tops being outbatted By their On.
ponents. However, in the collection .,
the Tip Tops were three doubles And
two triples. Claude Cooper carried a.
the honors with a double and a ,ripls
while he was passed twice. Steve Evan,
also found the Newark twirlers FOR t,
double and two singles in five time,
up. Vincent Campbell and Frank Ia.
porte each made three hits for Newark
New records were made for long.di,.
lance hitting by Halt and Cooper. bu,
Laporte got only two bases for
drive that reached the left centre fed
bleachers. This section is $50 Zee.
from the home plate As the ball sailed
into the crowd Of spectators one az.
tempted TO catch II, but failed, and the
ball bounded back into the field. jim
tombstone, the umpire, claimed I, a
blocked ball, and Laporte reached only
the midway section on what ordinarily
would have been a home run.
Finneran was in hot water from tho
beginning, as the Newark Feds gath.
cred seven hits for their five runs IA
the three inings he pitched. He was
saved in the first inning by beautiful
throw by Anderson in left field on an
attempt by HUM TO reach home on Is.
mond's fly.
Upham showed good control and "a
assortment of wide curves, and le. tho
| Newark Feds down with seven seat.
tered hits. Two hits in the sixth and
base on balls filled the bases, but
Upham recovered himself and was no.
scored upon. Schaefer and Lsports
opened the ninth with singles TO ls..
| field, but a double play-Gagnier 10
Magee to COoper-came to Upham's
| rescue.
Evans's single drove Magee home 10
the first inning, and Coper's triple and
singles by Evans and Halt and an ou.
gave the Tip Tops three runs In the
fourth. Two singles and a double BY
Evans accounted for two more runs in
T, the fifth and sixth innings, when Fslksn.
berg was relieved by Whitehouse. IA
the ninth Cooper's double, Gagnisr's
single and triple by Watson resulted
in two runs
The score follows: