New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
TIP TOPS SNATCH >
A GAME OUT Og
FIRE IN Ninth
Newark Feds Strike Sn,,
Oh First Visit to Wash s
ington Park.
MAGEE GETS BACK
WITH A VENGEANcr
Gets Four Hits in Five Times =.
and Steals Home-Schae.
fer at First.

The Newark Peppers, fOrraerly ;.
indianapolis Hoosiers, and ehan,,,.
Of the Federal League, drained IA. i
Of defeat to the dregs at Washi,,.,'
Park yesterday It was the frs. =.
ton Of the bitter beverage ii. p,
pers have had TO swallow thi. ss..,.
and was the more bitter since Il =,
served in a whirlwina ninrh i,,...
rally. when. 20 every outward sim =
that was necessary was The mere =,
mality Of playing out the full IN,
But nothing is certain in baseball. 49,
smashing over three runs, the 4,
Tops won by score Of 5 to I.
George Westcrzii, called Tex for A.
vious reasons, delivered the blow yb's
decided the issue. ls single 10 es-.,
field sent Evan and Myers hone "a
third and second. respectively, va,
only one man was out, GROWING WI
success rally started by Lee Nsss.
the peppery "boy manager" who p,
Joined his team after serving ~,
day sentence for "sassing' the unglr,,
Magee opened the frame By iaci,,
a single 70 left field, and then s,s,
second. Ksuf flied 20 right field, !.
Steve Evans stroiied on balls. and n,
Myers drove solid single 70 CERT,
scoring his MANAGE Evans took tin
and soon Nyer, improved the fes,g
moments by pilferns second. n
stage was set for great deeds. Al
Westerzil was not the man 70 bls,a
when the winds o.cw highest.
Either the suspension or the joy 4
returning TO the team after a. slsE
rest did Magee "a world Of GOOD Jse
az present he is leading the Feisn
League with points 20 spare. Ia fs
trips up yesterday be got four h.n
one a triple, and stole two bases His
triple and first steal came in the saz,
breath, figuratively, for he topped q
the drive by stealing home IN the sr.
inning.
In the fifth frame Nagee sent Seize,
chasing TO the left teld stand to ps.l
down his far flung rs. Counting he
opening game. when Magee singled Of
his only trip TO the plate. he has mstl
five hits in six attempts, for graz.
average Of $50.
Bill. Phillips pinned his faith ia or'
pitcher. Moran, southpsw. Sses
faith as his is unsurpassed. for ts'
even when Brookiyn hits began %
flock into the outiield did he call q n
lief man into the game. From q plrs'
~ local viewpoint he is to be con
mended. but it was rather bad base
ball. Eleven hits in all were usss
off him, and what, with the aid Of u
error here and there, added % q
hilarity Of the occasion. FINS Wise
Bill Upham and Finneran worked i''
the Tip Tops.
The home team WAS first 10 scoH
picking uD runs in the first and thlr
innings. Not until the fourth inhin'
did the Peppers break the lee' a.
then a lone tally was the result
their labors. but IN the sixth they, q
loose and put together a run OIL th'e
and added 10 these until the eaes
seemed lost 70 the Brooklyn arms
Germany Schaefer whose merry "
and spontaneous comedy have s'nrse
thousands of fans long after earpln
critics declared his major league Ga!
over. PLAYED first base for the NeSsii
team. He was the old Schaefer. !
the heat of battle he lost his tests, y
supplied single which drove hone
run ard played a clever game a. Nv
base.
I'll -,,,.., Fo1fotr-s