New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

We'll IL was Detrot's turn 10 take a whacx at
the Yankees yesterday. Hughey Jennings and rs
hopeful Tigers. who are not OF that Same gentie
clay as was used in making the Highlanderss LOST
no time in taking advantage OF the golden oppor-
tunity. and very handIy by score OF 70 b
They got their early in the game. and they
got them in the right quantity. Hogg held the
mound for the Yankees for six innings. and was
well liked by the Tigers Then Orth was called IN
and pitched very well indeed for three innings
making two useful hits TO boot Wild Bill Donovan
began TO pitch for Detroit. but differed with the
mild hammered O'Loughln IN the matter OF bail
in the second inning Silk emphatic IN refus-
ing to call II a strike TO Mr.. Donovau's disgust.
and the upshot. after few lively minutes. was
that Summers went in 10 pitch and Donovan re-
tired TO the clubhouse. II made great differ
ence, anyhow For that matter. nothing at all
seems to do that the hill LAports should get
in to-day's game and perhaps-but Oh. what's the
use?
Detroit is a popular team here. which "a Just as
well for Frank Farrell The fans Ike 20 and
hear Hughey Jennings and the sight OF the black
youngster who looks after the Detroit bats is
joyous thing So there were more than i've thou
sand hand TO see the slaughter. Another reason
for keeping Of the attendance on the hilltop
is the feeling that the Yankees surely going to
win a game some time-remenber that Chicago AZ
feir2-and every wants TO be able 70 say he
present that occasion
Hogg gave Mcintyre pass 10 start the sarns
yesterday and that would have worried
had II not been for the evil, goating facs OF Ty
Cobb, who along after two batters had died
and slammed three-bagger to left STILL Ty vsz
put out trying TO make the hit homsr. It all
meant one run. however. HemphT. who Is de-
cldedly bright spot on E1berfeId's team. cut on
two runs in the third inning. when. two men on
the bases he got Crawford's hy. which looked fks
q thres-basger. after long sprint
Delehanty let CObb's fly fall safe IN the fourth
and then tuggled the ball that Ty got TO second
Rossnans two-bagger meant and Wild
pitch put him on third base. Coughlin was an
easy out but Schmidt had a single on hand, and
Rossman scored Then Hogs cut loose another
wild pitch and Schmidt. who got 20 third basa-
scored when OLeary singled
That was a good start In the fifth Mc1ntyrs
heat a slow HIT and McIIveen obligingly dropped
Cobb's fly which would have been the third out.
letting in another run Two more runs we're added
10 the Tiger total in the sixth 70 cornplete the
tally for the day. ROssman foolishly hit 70 Chase
and was naturally out: but Coughlin made a bass
on q Texas Lacquer. and moved along Schmtdts
single OI-eary hit 20 Ball. who caught Schmidt
at second base O'Rourks tried for q double play.
but his throw wild. and OIeary and CoushHn
both scored
The Yankees had a fire chance IN the seventh
Hemphfu began with tzo-bagser. and scored on
an out and Balls single Blairs pop hT fell safe.
and Orth who batted for Hogs. filed the bases by
beating q slow bit. but O'Rourks fouled TO
Schmidt.
Schmidt dropped pop fly by Ball IN the ninth
inning and Moriar1ty, batting for Blair. doubled
Orth singled scoring Ball. and Moriartty scored
when McIlveen forced Ortiz