The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-08
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new YORK "a. h., s: DETROIT. I.

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The New Yorks went at the champion
petroits with Nigh and main on the hilltop
Yesterday afternoon M laid the doughty
Tigers low. The Highlanders played much
the better bali. Tie first home clash OF
these two teams evidently was reckoned
an event worth seeing by the fans. for they
noured through the gates in numbers that
we're bigger than usual for a Monday.
There we're abou; 1900 Of them packed
in the grand stand and filing UP a consider
able portion of the roomy bleachers.
Manning would nave mad his fifth
straight victory a shutout but for errors
by Laporte and Austin. The errors didn't
do much harm. however. and the High
lsnders shook of their one wabbly spell
quickly. The hig weapons OF the Tigers
battered in vain It the artful cnrvinx and
change Of pace sent UP by Manning There
was a hook or Meanings service which
had the Detroitu carving ar~sbespues In the
air, and they couldn't mak any material
impression either on the pitching or any
other department of New Works. defence,
recipe as salutary as 1t was simple
stopped the Detroits on the bases. They
didn't get on often. but the few times that
they did and tried any fancy base running
straight throwing erased them from the
competition. Jack Kleinow's sharpshoot-
ing vas sauce %piuuante in this savory part
Of the Afternoons feast. and he together
With Elberfeld and Austin engineered a
complicated double play that killed a De-
troit rally and was all important in the
frav. The New Yorks won by punching
hits in two innings of Summers. with which
clou,ing splurse bad throws by O'Leary
and cobb were !ntertwined.
Bill Keller and charley horse having
parted company. 3ill was back in the game
with three hits. His safety in the first was
the only New. York hit up to the fourth
inning. The Detroits didn't get q ht OF
in the third. Laporte made a wild throw to
first of Schsefer's grounder. and after
schmidt and Summers had been, retired
Mcintyre hit to Austin. who fumbled and
allowed Schaefer to score.
The fourth was a ram pageons inning.
crawford singled and Cobb walked. Mo-
Tb' @s and Sf' maSins a a good pickup Of Elber.
ield's low throw, 0'Lesry stung one to
Tlberfeld. who felded it eleanly and got
,5" sec : and dr. drew a throw 10 ALLOW. Cobb
to try for home Austin took Kleinow's
throw and his return to the plate, couldn't
Shot out OF a gun, Cobb dived for the plate
ard came in with appalling. momentum.
lat Klcinow was waiting for him with the
tail.
In the second half Keller discharged q
single to left. H.tock second when Schae,,
fer stopped Elberfeld's hot one and nailed
the II r Kid at f A. mo Ens's sb put on a a Teas pas.e is-s saii.
chase hit sharply to right. scoring, Keller
and Ensle and going to third himself
saSm,d Eoes Read vide Th shT Bsi 1oit G inasIa plo oyed
back. and it was no trouble for Chase to
anible up the boulevard to the finish mark
on %iapor.e's out; Bush nhs to MoriaItII' . Two
ba eser past ,o'Ieary. He was thro wn out
trying 10 AXE third on Manning. tap TO
SINNERS u I pro long d t the hare and I'd
rsacH second. Gree hi, pas, Cobb and by
the time " retrieved the, bal, Manning was
home, and Cree on third. Keller Dated
feds safe fly to left, :. screaming mono
plane on Engle' s slapstick was engulfed ~
1ISary,s d ! ~ do 0tes1 Kee %aki oTF s e m1tG
Feeier went 10 third on this error. but was
~ there on Chase's hoist to Cobb.
The Detroits opened each Of the seventh
'obb's splash Was good for a base in the
seventh. He advanced on an out at hrst
and after O'Ieary- had fled to Engle.. tried
schae ss' doubled over crees head ia the
ei:hth and scooted for, third when Chase
took Schntit's foul under the eayss OF ne
coan fhe s1s" on dnssf f IRIS nf SoSn d. slsf', ssi'
schaefer. Mcintyre singled in the ninth
AMI got no further than frst. Bush and
ln'yre,
Noriarty and Chase made similar catches
OF fouls close 10 the stands. Mory crashed
iuio the boards for one and got away with
oIl breaking an arm. Later, Austin. in q
dash for first. stepped on Morys foot. The
Detroit first basem8n shed his shoe In a
iried. New York friends OF Beckendori
PRESENTED him with. various and sundry
sppUrtenances handy for the traveller
lie GOT a SUIT case from one coterie OF chumi
end a travelling bag from another. The
ri,al givers had stocked the bars witt
brushes, shaving sets. nail files and aboui
oonld wish for except base hits. The score