Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-27
CAMEL DEPARTS HENCE AFTER TODAY'S
GAME; TIGERS HOPE HIS LUCK REMAINS

do, for in the ninth, with practically
the same situation facing the Hustlers.
Moran receded in to the gathering dusk
and bobbed up Unexpectedly to gather
in Meyers long-distance wallop. George
Mcconnell had a lot Of stuff and Is
credited with the victory in the official
averages, but Herbie Moran really
saved the game for Mcconnell on these
two occasions. He also scored the first
Hustler tally in the very first inning
off Flater.
Flater looked good when he warmed
up. but there was something lacking
when he went into the box. At that
there was only one good clean clout
off his delivery, and that was the hefty
| triple which Mcconnell poled to left in
the second inning. Spencer got a dou-
Bile over first in the same round that
was fair by inches. and would only
have been a single II right field was in
good condition. The bulb bounded
badly to Benny Meyer. Then Mitchell
raped one over third for a cushion
that was also barely fair and Spencer
scored. George McConnelfs hit was
not a fiuke; it was a clean triple over
Kelly's dome after Flater had one
strike on him. Mcconnell does not
wait for them to come over the plate.
He hits at balls" as often as he goes
after a STRIKE" and he caught an out
curve Just as it was breaking. The
bali doomed far over Kelly's head and
might have been a homer had George
run faster. He got a triple on it in
the box score, but crossed the plate
when Hall straddled Kelly's peg to the
plate.
Bob Holmes had his curves breaking
sharply and true, and the Hustlers got
to him for only three hits in six in
nings. Holmes Is evidently in good
form. Captain McAllister has a prob
lem in the pitching department. Parkin
Is due for a great year. but has not
struck his stride. Jimmy Cleary is in
pretty good shape, but needs warm
weather to get working right. Flater
is showing enough improvement to fur
nish hope. Lee and Holmes are in
good shape, but Lee has already done
more than his share.
Johnson is still an unknown quantity.
and it is natural thai the Tiger leader
should be slow to take q chance on him
against the Hustlers. Against Buffalo
he may be given a show If he does not
work today. Sykes and Gull are both
anxious TO start a game. Neither has
been In the lineup Of the FIVE games
played to date. Holiness good pitching
was wasted yesterday, but he will he
able to pitch again by Sunday, and
many fans who see a game but once a
week would be glad to see Bob in ac-
ton. for they seldom had a chance last
year. Many Of them see the Tigers in
action but once a week. and they are
glad to see a different pitcher work
every time.
Jack Dalton again starred IN both
delartments His smashing single to
right scored Louden with the first run
and was the first hit off Mcconnell.
Cady drove in Lcuden with the DINER
run Bill Louden is rs speedy Oh the
bases as ever. Twice he stole second
and he scored both of Newark's runs.
Johnny Nee slammed a single to left
to start the fifth that was as clean as
q hounds molar. Johnny is playing a
great all-around same.
Cady made Moran n Moeller look
foolish when they tried to steal, Thes'
are two of Cancels fastest men, but
they were beaten by FIVE feet every
time. Moran stole in the first, but
Cady's throw was carried wide by the
wind.
Dalton is suffering from charley horse
due 70 the bad condition of the grounds.
yet he will not cav the game. Such
"heroism" should be commended.