Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-21
From . staft correspondent.I

From . staff correspondent.1
ROCHESTER,, ". Y, Aug. e1.--Wel-
come was the magic word the Tigers
seemed to see everywhere on thair
arrival this morning, after another
tiresome night in a sleeper. Gay red
white and blue bunting and drapins
Tapped gaily to the breeze. There
was the blare of the bugle, the sound
of the inspiring fife and drum.
The numerous welcomes and all
the rest were not for the Tigers, hCN
ever. but for the members of the G..
A. r., who hold their national con
vention here this week The town Is
flooded with the aged warriors, and
there is many an interesting episode
as two of the boys of go meet for the
first time since the smell of powder
was in the air and the smoke of a ma
TONS battle clouded the skies. There
will be p%arading, reunions and
speechInaking all week. An interest
Ing program has been arranged with
something big for every day.
Governor Dix is due tomorrow and
President Taft the following day. C.
r.. Chaplin, president of the Hustlers,
has not been sleeping. He has inYlt-
ed both Governor Dix and President
Taft out to his ball lot, though IL is
improbable that either Will be able TO
accept the invitation. Newark has
two games to be played here, n to-
day and one tomorrow. The following
three days will be spent in Buffalo.
and on Saturday the Tigers VIII cren
at Toronto.
Counting yesterdays game In New
ark, the Bengals will have TO play n
four different towns in one week, .
rather Unusual arrangement of the
schedule. Since "Bill' Bailey is in
form again and ready to play at any,
time Joe McGinnity has one man too
many on his roster and Babe Reams
was Internationally released. Benny
Meyer can do the subbing in the infeld
and Bailey in the outield.
Lee Holmes. Boice, Meyer and Carlo
did not Jump to Newark, but spent
the day quietly here. The Rochester
combination will be pretty badly
broken up from the present outlook, but
some think that the reported sale OF
Moeller. Foster, Spencer, Simmons
and Osborne are one big 'cover-up'
scheme. Mcconnell will probably re-
main In the big SHOW With these
men off the list that is subject to
drafts there are very few desirables
on the Rochester list.
After the Ganzelites went out in or
der in the@irst. Moran doing the Whit
fng act and Moeller and Ward being
nailed by a speedy double play, George
Smith to Fisher to Agler, the Tigers
got going. Agler singled and stole sec
ond and G.. Smith strolled. Dalton ad
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kelly's out scired Alger. In the sec
ond. after Collins failed to connect.
Fisher and Cady lined out one-tinlers.
and on G. Smiths fly to Osborne Fisher
went to third.
Cady drew q throw from Manser
when he took a lead off first, and when
Fisher darted for home Alperrnan made
a bad peg to Ward and Fisher tailed.
Cady then stole third and scored when
Jacklitseh made a high throw to Ward.
Agler looked at four and walked. @
Smith singled to right and Agler went
to third. Dalton followed with his
triple and Agler and Smith went home
That ended the Bengals' assault in
that round,
1t was the lucky eight when the
Bengals renewed hostilities. Collins
got one in the solar plexus and pusr
Joined second. Fisher vas out on a
pop-up To Foster and then the futurs
Red Sox's backstop landed on one for
a triple, Collins counting.
Charley Smith showed Magnate Muir
ply that he is there in a pinch, as
well as the possessor of a curve en-
titled the hook" His bingle sent
Cady over.
Agler and c.. Smith got their second
hits, and on the latter's G. Smith
touched the rubbed. Agler went TO
third on the punch and Smith stole
second. and II the same time Agler
stole home. 1t was q pretty double
theft.
The Hustlers got to Smith in the sec
ond and eighth. Alperman's drive in
the eighth over the short left field
fence and Moeller's triple, with hits by
Moran. spencer, simmons and jack
litsch did the trick.
The score.