New Britain herald., 1922-09-26
ORIOLES WIN FIRST
 GAME FROM PROPS
Jack Dunn'S Great Team Far Su- perior to Eastern League Champs

New Haven. Sept. 26-Jack Dunn's Baltimore Orioles showed more than 2,600 Eastern league followers al Weiss Field yesterday afternoon why they won four successive champion ships in the International league, The Orioles trouneed the New Haven champions. to I, and well deserved their victory, not only outhitting and outflelding the Travellers but playing a smarter brand of ball
 Kills Hope
 New Haven had but one good chance to break into the game through a rally in the sixth inning, but bad base running by Lew Malone and Eddie Eayres killed off the hopes of the fans, although the only Travel CT run came across.
 This wasted chance developed when Fritz Maisel threw low to first on I,ew's bounder and Lew went to sec ond. There he stopped and hesitated and then started for third only to be an easy victim. Styles to Maisel Bow man followed this with a ringing hit which would have scored Malone and then Eayres walked. Gardela then singled, scoring Bowman and sending Eayres to second. where moment later he was caught asleep by snap toss from Bentley to Boley. ending the Inning and New Haven's opportunity.
 Bowman Robbed of Hit
 Woodward was the only Traveller who garnered more than one hit off the terrific speed of Bentley. He doubled and singled. Bowman. the Eastern leagues leading swatsmith. was robbed of one hit by Boey but managed to whack one past that star performer. The other clean hit drove in the only New Haven run and was made by Gus Gardella, a line single to left center Malone was given a hit on slow bounding ball which Bishop could not field.
 Woodward had good first inning, striking out Mase and Walsh but Porter stuck in a single between these. In the second Styles hit, Boey's dou- hle and a pass to Bishop filled the sacks, with one out but McAvoy hit into double play, Shay to Malone to Bowman.
 A Fusillade of Hits
  Jade of hits ratted over Weiss park Bentley singled and scored on Styles double. Boley hit to Woodward and he threw Styles out at third but Gar della dropped the ball and Umpire Geisel had to reverse his decision, Bishops triple to right scored Styles and Boley but after Shay tossed out McAvoy, Maisel tried the squeeze play only to have it flivver and his pop hunt went to Woodward and Bishop doubled off third.
 Orioles Keep It Up
 The attack continued in the next in ming, Lawry leading off with triple to right and scoring on Walsh's long smash to left. which Martin captured Singles by Walsh, Styles and Bishop fin the seventh produced the final Ori- ole counter. New Haven had few chances Ma lones scratch hit in tho first came with one out but he was left on first In the second, one down, Gardella walked but was doubled up with St Angelo, Bishop to Boley to Styles. In the third, one away, Woodward dou- bled to the scoreboard in right but was left on third, Martin going out on roller and Malone popping an easy fly for Styles.
 Bad Base Running The best chance came in the sixth but was tossed away by the bad base | running already described. In the seventh St. Angelo walked with no one out and moved up to third on two in field outs only to be left there when Bishop tossed out Martin In the ninth Eayres started with a free pass but after Gardella flied out and St. An gelo famed Wilson forced Eddie a t