Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-27

Especial to the Newark Sfar.l
BALTIMORE, May 27.-George Bell
usually most EFFECTIVE against Balti-
more, was not the old master yester-
day The Birds hit his offerings, not
hard enough to make the score one
sided, perhaps. but they managed to
get their hits when they counted.
The sebre was, Baltimore, 4; Newark,
g. Dave Roth, who twirled for the
home team, was touched up for eleven
hits, but they were for the most part
scattered
An unusual feature of the game
was Hi Myers's mistake in the eighth
inning, when he failed to chase Cor
coran's drive, because he thought It
was the ninth inning and the game
was over, when Corcoran hit safely,
scoring Downey. The extra run
Baltimore obtained through Myers's
mistake had no effect on the final re-
suit, as Newark could do nothing in
the ninth round. The score was tied
when the play occurred and Downey
was on second base. He scored cas-
lily on Corcoran's drive and Myers
started for the clubhouse. Hi pulled
up in dismay and confusion when his
teammates pointed out the mistake
he had made.
Both teams had openings in the
first inning. Collins walked, and
after two were out, Swacina singled.
A double-steal was attempted, but
Maisel took Egan's short throw and
got Collins at the plate.
Later in the game Swacina, who
had three hits, was nabbed at third
trying to take two bases on Myers's
hit. These two plays hurt Newar'Ss
chances for a victory.
Baltimore lost little time in tapping
Bell for a run in the very first inning.
Swacina jumbled Cooper's grounder
with two out in the opening round.
The speedy Oriole gardener stole sec
ond base, beating Higgins's throw.
Downey swung one to left for two
bags, scoring Cooper. Billy zimmer-
man made perfect throw to the
plate, but it was a trifie late and gave
Downey a chance to reach third base
No further damage resulted, however.
Houser's single, a sacrifice by
PAYNE and another hit by Roth gave
the Orioles their second run in the
second inning. Swacina's second err
ror occurred in this round, the big
fellow having bad day around first
base. Bill Collins saved the Tigers
by a. sensational catch of Capron's
would-be Texas Lacquer. Bill, after
grabbing the ball, had an easy time
doubling Roth off second base.
Newark started its scoring IN the
fourth inning. In this frame Gagnier
singled through shortstop, Billy zim-
norman sacrificed and Swacina hit
safely, scoring Gagnier.
Both pitchers twirled shutout ball
from then on to the eighth. HI
Myers, who had two more hits yes
. terday. reached first base three times.
On his first appearance Hi singled
and then died trying to steal. Later
he was safe on Payne's error, and on
his next attempt he got in another
clean hit.
There was much joy on the New
ark bench when Getz carried around
the tieing run in the first half of the
eighth inning, but it was short-lived.
Bell was unable to hold the enemy
down in their half of the round. Getz
opened the eighth with a double, and
came all the way home when Downey
spoiled Higgins's bunt. Bell also
hunted safely, the Tigers switching
their tactics. Collins forced Bell, but
stole second base. Gagnier popped