The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-07
MAGNIFICENT WORK
OF MULL|N WINS
ANOTHER GAME
Six Straight for Genial George, Who
Was in it Up to the Neck
in All Departments
of Play.
Pop-Peanut Debauch of Matty Nc
Intyre Lets D. Jones in and Sends
Tuthill for Medicine.
BY PAUL II. eRusKE.

BY PAUL N. BRUSkE.
Once more II becomes the duty oil
the faithful chronicler to embalm on
the printed page the daring deeds OF
George Mullin, the American leagues
star pitcher OF l909-as far as 1908
has allowed itself To come within the
realm OF history.
George made IL six In a row against
the Browns at ST. Louis yesterday and
en- iayed the hrst easy reslfnl combat
which has fallen 10 his lot. The Tiges
were always ahead and. though they
waited till the ninth 10 make their vic
tory OF the imposing kind. they left no
ground for the belief in the minds OF
the spectators that they were not the
better team that day, by large ma
jorlty.
Mullins Two Swell CLUBS.
The fact that the game was easy for
George was largely due 10 his own en-
ergetic efforts with the sapling. He
had good club behind him In the
field and another In his hand when he
strobe to the plate. From the report
which filtered over the wire in the az
ternoon we read as follows:
"Schaefer singled TO center. Schmidt
sacrificed. Mullin doubled TO center.
Schaefer scoring. Bush singled to
center. Mullin scoring.
Schmidt singled through Tom
Jones. Mullin singled past Williams.
Schmidt taking third, Bush and
Crawford singled, Schmidt and Mullin
scoring.
"Mulin singled to left Davy Jones
sacrificed. Bush doubled TO center,
Muffin scoring
AS Is usually the case. the Tiges.
after one of those sieges with the
southpaws. embraced the opportunity
TO mop onto the offerings OF right
handler, with enthusiasm. Jack Powell
has been the Browns best winner up
to date but he was no enigma for the
Tiges who hit him so hard in the third
and fifth innings that he retired from
the slab. broken in spirit. Bailey took
up the burden through the rest of the
game. though finding 1t terribly heavy
in the closing period
What Allied Mcintyre.
MattY- McIptyre- yesterday fell vie
tim to that fatherly solicitude of Man
aged Hughie which is also keeping
George Moriarty out OF the game Mat
" ran across an old friend in st.
Louis Wednesday night and the pair
cemented the recollections of old times
on Staten island by means of the as.
sistance of two sacks of peanuts and
two bottles each of sparkling white
pop-the nearest thing to intoxicating
liquor In which the king OF left field
ers ever INDUCES
After this debauch Mcintyre report.
ed to Manager Jennings the following
morning with a stomach-ache. His
case was Immediately diagnosed by
Trainer Tuthill as gooberitis and a
prescription was given. or course. in
view of the fact that Mullin was TO
pitch. II wasn't necessary for Matty TO
go To the grounds. and anyhow there
was Davy Jones, who Is one of the
most expert leaders-off in the bust
ness.
the next time Matty INDUCES in one
OF those pop-peanut orgies he is likely
TO be severely disciplined. Jennings is
considerable OF martinez and insists
on the strict observance OF training
etiquette.
AS for Trainer Tuthill. a Plymouth
Rock hen with large brood of downy
chicks is really nonchalant when com.
pared to the demeanor of the solicit
tous guardian of the Tigers physical
welfare.
More Southpaws Ahead.
The Tiges have a day OF rest and
sightseeing today No game is SEIZED.
uled Tomorrow they will undoubtedly
go up against Waddell again, and Ed
gar Willett is the likely gent for duty
on the champions side, unless Hughie
jennings decides to let Ed LATTE or
Ralph Works take a whirl at it.. The
series continues through Sunday and
by that time Graham will probably be
ready for third attempt TO take the
Tigers measure.
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