Evening star., 1914-04-05
NEWARK Wins OUT
NationaIettes 0utfieIded and
0utbatted by Jerseyites.
EDDIE ZIMMERMAN STARS
Clever Third Baseman Saves Game
by Great Stop With Bases
Crowded.

The Newark aggregation outbatted and
outIielded the Nationalettes at American,
League Park yesterday afternoon and
walked away with the game by the score
of > to- =. The weather was raw and
blustery and as a result only a handful
of enthusiasts witnessed the contest
which was played in the fast time of one
hour and forty minutes.
+ Manager Schaetcr sent Carl Cashion to
the rubber and the big fellow went the
entire route. IIe should have won his
game handily. but for the costly errors
behind him two of the misp.ays giving
the visitors four of their five runs. AT
the start off Cashion put forward his best
efforts in the way of speed, but after sew
lobbed the ball over the plate and this
delivery proved too much for the Newark
crowd. In the last six innings blanks
went up In row. but it was too late, as
the damage had already been done.
The Newarks gave the locals a chance
to look at two twirlers and Sam Smith, a
big southpaw, proved the best, the To-
Gals grabbing only three hits in four in
ningS. Enzmann worked in the last hve
innings and although he is credited with
being the star of the Newark club. he
was hit fairly hard and only the good
fielding back of him prevented the Ma
tionalettes pulling the game out of the
fire in the last couple of rounds.
Zimmerman Stars.
Eddie Zimmerman was the bright par
ticufar star Of the Jerseyites, his two
stops of hard-hit igrounders at critical
points of the contest saving the day for
his comrades. In the third inning Schae-
fer hit screaming grounder right oyer
the third sack and ''Zim'' stopped it with
his naked paw and threw the Dutchman
out at first. In the ninth round, with the
bases crowded and the locals only two
ball toward left field. and again Zim-
mermann made a brilliant stop and
nailed his man at third. The stop saved
at least two runs and also the game.
Gedeon at short and Lee on second are
credited with pretty stops, all the other
plays being of the regulation order. al
though Meusel grabbed a bad throw from
Lee that resulted in the locals only
double play.
Cashion got a bad start in the initial
round, walking Callahan, allowing MOVE
to hit, and then hitting Collins with the
ball This filed the bases with no one
out but only Callahan scored on a ny
to Lee, the other two being easy outs
The Nationalettes broke the ice in the
second inning with one run. Williams
led off with a single and raced to third
on Meusers single to right after Gedeon
had famed. Lee forced Meusel at sec
ond and Williams registered on the out.
Five blanks went up for the locals in
a row, and then the second tally de-
veloped in the eighth inning. Spencer
and Schaefer singled and Williams drove
the first named home with a single to
center. In the ninth 1t looked like an
other rally, but only one run resulted,
owing to the good work Of Eddie thinner
mann. With two down, Cashion tripled
to center and then scored on Spencer s
timely bingle to right. schaefer also
singled and Paul Smith was hit with a
pitched ball. filing the bases. but Will
iiams' hot srounder to left was eaten
up by ''Zim'' who stepped on third, and
the battle was over
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