The evening world., 1903-07-16
LAST GAME WITH
DETROIT TIGERS
TannehiII in the Box for the In
vaders, While Deering TwlrIs
for the Visitors from the
Michigan City.
THE BATTING ORDER.

ElDerfeId, 50. MCA Ulster, II
Fultz. CT. Crawford RI
Williams. %. Carr. lb.
tonroy 3b. MCGUIRE G
Mcfarland, RI. Yea2er. 3b.
Camel, Id. Smith. %.
O'Connor. G. Courtney. ss
umpire-Mr. Sheridan. ''S'
Especial 10 The Evening World
AMERICA LEAGUE GROUNDS. July
l6.-The fourht and flnal game OF tho
present series between Clark Griffith's
aggregation OF ball tossers and the De-
troit Tigers was played at these grounds
this afternoon in the presence of few
thousand rooters. The day was an
IDEAL one for the same. as the sun shone
brightly from a cloudless sky and be-
sides there was cool breeze blowing
across the grounds from the Hudson,
which kept both the players and the
rooters cool and comfortable
As this was the farewell appearance
OF the Tigers for some time Grifith was
consequently anxious to take the firal
game and thereby break even on the
series. In order TO make sure his men
would carry off the victory he had every
one of them out on tine diamond prac-
tising for fully an hour and half be-
fore the teams were slated TO begin
their tussle.
Griffith was undecided. however. who
he would select TO do the bwirling
against the Tigers. After watching
Jesse Tannehill 20 through ms warm
ing-up stunts Griffith came to the con
clusion that Tnnnchill had everything
and he WAS selected to unload his bend
| ers on the visitors Manager Eddie
Barrow decided to give Big kiSslnger a
chance To twirl against the EIghlanders
and with him In uht box BaTrJw looked
lor sure victory.
FIrat Inning.
Barrett drew free pass to first anL
movei up to second on Lush's Sacifhce,
which Iunnehi.l and CAMEL took care
Of rultz tnen made II horrible mum Of
| IrawfOru's iiy, allowing Barrett to cross
the plate, ana Crawford Ie6Shed thlid.
Carr drove ii boundei 10 Williams. VINO
shot the ball 10 O'Colnor, catching
| Cra wford at the pla'c, McAll!sler
walked. Carr going up To second, Me
Cure singled, scoring Carr ana hdVdnc-
Ing McAiiister 10 third smith WIS WIS
thrown out ut first by Conroy. Two
Keller sent a bounder to Carr, who
retired him unassisttd Elber.eid was
the second victim on his hign ny; "hisF n,sn
Crn wford gathered In Conr"E : hien
bounder was grabbed by smith ana
neldel to first anead OF hun. No runs.
Second Inning.
tlitson was only able to lace out a
slow Jumper. which Williams and Gan
zeli took care of. Kissinger mashed a
hot grounder 20 GanIell, Which Dig s,,sr 1oa,r
at tirst. Barrett drove high iiy to
keeler and the Tigers took the field. NO
runs. a., h,,
sIernuar Williams sent r. slow roller
to Smith and perished at hrst allowing
FSIitz to reach second. Mcfarland made
three swipes at the air. Fultz made a
pretty steal Of third by a, slide. Fn'tz
wonderful slide. GanZell walked And
reached third on McAlllster's error OF
iOConnors hot grounder Tannehill was
retired at first by Smith. one run.
| Third Inning.
Lush slammed one OF Tannehill's hish
} ones over Fultz's head for three bass.
/ Crawford sent a bounder to Tannehill
exactly the same way, but Lush. oy fast
spl1nting. managed to score on the play.
Mcalltster struck out. One run.
kealer was an easy out on mis- ground
lsiberfeld soaked a Erounder to Lush
and was the next out. Conroy's ny
In short lett was smothered BY Meal
| lister. No ruHs.
Fourth Inning.
Fultz made another amateul7sh muf
Of MEG ulre's fy Smith sacrificed. Kit
son sIrgied to left sending Mcclure TO
| third. EisSingeT was called nut on
strikes. Eitson stole second unmolestei.
| Barrett foul-aied to Conroy. No runs.
Fultz bunted. but was thrown out by
kissinger. Williams llne-tied to Bar
! rett Mcfarland was declared oCt ON
strikes for the second time No runs.
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