The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-17
10 QUARTER WILL
Be ASKED OR
EXPECTED
Tigers Declare War to the Knife
Against Boston Redsox as
Result of the Combat
of Sunday.
Out for Vengeance in the Concluding
eames of the Series and Killian
Is Due to Pitch.
Nv PAUL a. BRUSKE.

which they had just lost TO their clos
est rival. the Detroit Tigers yesterday.
IN various stages OF dishabille, swore
mighty vengeance on Boston, her
Redsox in general and Catcher Carri-
xan In particular.
The Redsox were accepted as the
most logical pennant contenders OF
any of the teams In the league.
They beat US and they beat US
THAT one ON it's merits" was the gen
eral diagnosis.
X With two games OF the series yet to
\ be played. the Tigers league lead is
B actuaily endangered. Accordingly.
& there will be no quarter given and
none asked.
ES Better Sheive carrIsan.
As for Carrigan. IL will be we'll for
Manager Lake 10 keep this young man
IN the background for a couple of days
until the Tigers have time TO cool
down a bit. He applied TO George
Noriarty yesterday the foulest insult
which one man can hang To another
\ by splitting In his face as he lay on
The ground. and applying 10 him an
opithet which. In any sort OF society
Always calls for blow in retaliation.
AS rule Moriarty needs no help In
ease. however, he is out of the game.
nursing his sore arm and the Tigers
J. regard the debt as theirs.
However. II Is hardly likely Mr.. Car
+ rigan will be getting gay again for
some days II ever there was a young
man who seemed to be glad he was
4 Sill alive. II was the Boston catcher.
B after his experience at the close OF
4 the game.
Moriarty had just slid across the
plate In his vain endeavor TO pilfer
home with the run which would have
tied things up and Carrigan had con-
femptuously gone through with the
Y process mentioned above. The men
immediately squared of, but each
xound himself grasped In the strong
& embrace OF comrade.
Then the Crowd Charged.
In two seconds there were 500 per-
Il oons jammed about the plate.
Hughie Jennings and one or two 9TH
" Tiger players grabbed Moriarty and
1tarttd through the crowd TO the club
house. the crowd anxiously inquiring
Nlf George had been hurt, IL being the
v general impression that Carrigan had
landed his fist, The hubbub on the
Geld attracted thousands more. Wild
Bill Donovan fought his way TO the
4 plate and found Carrigan, pale as a
sheet, doubtful as to what direction
was from him. He had been pushed
shout good deal. but the crowd was
n not quite sure II had grievance and
t had not hurt him.
Wild Bill deserves a niche In he
I, hall Of fame for really averting -
with Carrigan In tow he plowed a way
Through the throng which yielded for
B him as II would have for few others,
B and She Boston bench was reached in
v 6ulety
Then the thousands began to surge
* - toword the bench as a focus. Pres
ideut Nayin mounted the roof OF the
BO4ton dug-out. motioned the crowd
back and managed peaceably TO clear
& enough Of a spot TO allow Carrigan TO
elapber to the roof with him, whence
10 was speedily whisked up into the
Nee OF the Detroit club over the gate.
xe A Human Niagara.
& I'm ensued a scene which. for
ctncular interest, has never been
Q1U6lled IT the Detroit Park For tea
14utes the crowd. pressed in from
n l>I rear, climbed. leaped AID tum bleI
Ii u atvast Niagara over the roof OF
ooston cugoul and the gate which
ms the apex OF the two large
n N4nds. A futile attempt was made
% open the gate. but the pressure
from behind was too great. Men clam
Lered on top OF the barrier, reached
Gown. grabbed a hand and assisted an.
3 oiber man Up. Their both would leap
ilto the mass on the other side. II
was reported that one man sustained
broken am wner pushed into the
surge in font OF the Boston bench,
but this could not be affirmed
n Outside. I. 900 persons gathered and
Matted for Carrigar TO appear. Being
by this time thoroughly imbued with
prudence. the Boston catcher remain
cd quietly In corner. pathetically
Ceeping that he was perfectly all
right. not hurt bit and ss happy as
he was when the game stated.
Successful Disguise.
For over an hour the bvsiegers re.
manned at their posts. In the mean
time an automobile arrived from the
Cadillac with Carrigan's clothes These
he donned, leaving his baseball toys
la the ONCE. Disguised as a gentle
man and spectator he passed out ,.
the park shortly after six o'clock and
Gas unmolested
+ III LIS normal clip. The Tigers fielded
ccorly behind Speer and two of Bos-
(ou's three runs were tho result Of
6,isplays Dy O'Leary and Mcintyre
On the other hand. Boston played lik
+ worlds champions gone crazy. Stop;
s 81 Wagner and Mcconnell IN particu
~ were simply superhLman while
xtahl could have given Frank Chance
cards and spades on the best day h'
ever saw. and beaten him out.
= spser's Pitching Hit.
0peer's pitching was clever and ct
fective and his fielding was as sen
rational as one Is likely TO see in 4
whole season. One rim % the visiting
contingent VAS earned as the result
~ 8tshrs two-bagger which came with
man on second. Otherwise. the mid
net. with good support. would have
rotten away with shutout which
shows he was therew ith me twirling
stun.
VOTERS cooked like very fair south.
nav. but was hit nine times and in
Lnnches. though the Tiger efforts were
h)ocked by the fortunes OF war on one
~ these nccasions
IN todny's game Kilian Cor Detroit
and Czech fer Boston are the proba-