Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
[From a stan correspondent.l
BUFFALO. n. Y

BUFFALO. n. Y, Aug. 80.
A REFEAT by 9-2 score was what
"a the Tigers received here yester-
day at the hands of the Bisons.
1t was a costly defeat, but, at the same
time, the Tigers have profited by it, for
they claim that the Buffalo club has
signal tipping bureau. which was in use
during the first two innings yesterday.
By the time that Lew McAllister says
he got wise to il the Bisons had se
cured all of their runs and Holmes had
replaced McGinnity The signals were
changed and the hitting, as we'll as the
tipping, ceased. BY the time the atten-
ton of the urnpires had been called to
this matter the two colleagues who
were tipping the Bisons had quit work
for the day. There is no Eastern
League rule against this yunderhand
kind of business, but Joe McGinnity
says that he will make move this fall
for a rule preventing this unsports~
manlike way of winning games by in
fiicting a. heavy penalty Doubtless if
this charge is true President Stein of
the club. is ignorant of it. Bob Ganley
says that at one time, while he was
playing with the Senators, Socks Sey-
delphia batters off without Connie
Mack's knowledge. When Mack dis
covered it he gave his entire team se-
we're reprimand.
George Browne declares that the
charge made against the Yankees for
having a buzzer at their park in New
York is true, for he watched it operated
while with the White Sox. Browne
says that the Yankee batsmen refused
to hit at a curved pail and there was
more hitting than he has remembered
in a long time.
Jack johnson and waddcli.
Jack Johnson is in town. He and
Rube Waddell are old acquaintances,
and George Edward had the boys at his
show last night.
Joe McGinnity is after the signature
of James Cleary, the former Eastern
League pitcher. who established
worlds record ON Sunday by shutting
out an opposing team in the Buffalo
City League without a hit and tanning
twcnty-three men. Cleary was given a
trial by Montreal this spring, but had
no control. He was with Rochester and
Newark a few years ago, but bad arm
had kept him out of the game for
year. Buffalo and several other clubs
are also after Cleary.
Carrying as much venom in thei
bats as though they were still con
tenders in the pennant fight for tn'
Eastern League pennant, the Bison
made victory sure in the opening gam
with the Tigers.
The flying start, which gave the But
falo team nine runs in the first tnre'
innings, proved too much of a flandlcap
and although Newark clung heroicall.
to their task they had to be conten
with the short end. After seven hits
for a total of eight runs in two rounds
had been made, Sir Joseph decided t
step down. Holmes was sent in U
stop the slaughter in the third inning
He pitched exceedingly well. In fact
he used such funny curves and spee'
that there was a halt made in tn
Bisons' run-getting for the last si'
innings
After Meyer had taken Henline'
vicious liner and McGinpHy covered tn
bag and took Agler's assist on Pattet
Schirm got an infeld hit in the first
moment later he stole second. Cercorar
the next batter to face McGinnity
singled and Schirm raced home wit
the first run of the game. McCabe wa
walked and then Smith doubled, scor
ing Corcoran.
That was enough in that round.
But that second inning! Six run
on four hits and three errors by tn
Tigers. 1t was awful. and here's ho'
it happened: Williams singled and too
Loaaol x.,bau Caruairhaai hit safely
Henline hit to McGinnity, who thre'
to left field instead of to third, an
Williams and Carmichael scored. Will
Henline took second. Pattee bunte
safely. Schirm sacrificed. McGinnity
Agler. Corcoran tripled to right, scol
ing Pattee and Henline. Louden thre'
fsIcCabe's bounder badly. and Corcora
scored. Smith popped to Louden. Sabrl
singled, and McCabe scored all the wa
from first when Ganley- booted the bal
Williams walked. McGinnity gS
Sabrie off second on his throw to Lot
den.
Just one more was made by tt
ABisons-and that in the third-for tn
hest of the game. The tally was mac
on Henline's double and Schirm
single.
The Tigers tried hard to regain II
lost ground. but it was simply tt
A much. In the fourth round Newar
1 registered its first run. Meyer, bunte
base on balls for Schlafly, and whi
the Tiger captain was being run dow
between first and second Benny score
In the fifth the Bengals tailed the
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