I NEWARK, N. J., May 14.?Newark made it four straight from Buffalo today, and twelve out of thirteen for the season, winning its last home frame before a swing around the circuit, 7 to 5. The locals scored five runs in the first inning, and were never headed. Three bases on balls, Witter's double, and singles by Schwerl and Durgin accounted for the quintet of tallies. The score:
Buffalo, Newark.
All 11 O A E AH 11 O A K
Jackson, It 4 3 rt.< ii -at.le. 2I>. 3 2 6 j ft
C. 1 2 J " >1 Ca 1'nti, ef 3 o 2 0?'
Chandler, rf " 2 0 o Milan.!f.. t 0 1 o o
McDowell, Sli f. 1 ft 1? Witter. rf 4 2 3? i>
Holmes, Jli 5 n f: ft ft Zlm'ati, 3H! 1 M I
Farlin, ss.3 1 f> 2?> Durgin, 11) 3 1 0 0 ft
Humely, llii I 2 1 I Alnrtin..*? 4? 1 5 1
Onslow, c. 3 1 4?) > Sm.iU'd. p 4 1 0 1 0
TvsOn, p... 3 0 0  Haley.... 1 ft? 'J ft
Caw. [? <J?) ft i 'l
Wilder, c.. 0 ft I o <?
Totals... 5; 11 2t 9 1 Totals 31 11 27 12 2
Han for Hummel in ninth.
Hat led for Onslow in eighth. 