The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
8}FONIlNs PEEVE
OVER COLLAPSE
I Of REDsOX
III Claim That Tigers Are Laying
I. Players Out Is Silly on Its
Face, in vitw of Known
.-~-.-. Conditions.
lullin Pitches Best Game of His
Gessou and Wins Tenth Straight,
4 Dchmidt's Homer Making 1t Easy.
Nv PAUL n. BRusKE.

N BY PAUL n. 6RuskE.
a great hope is going down In old
30stcn town and the denizens OF that
NY may possibly be pardoned the
b6evishness which they are display
- while such is the case.
Y After the Redsox had failed to score
nine consecutive innings OF the
koterly pitching OF big George Null
the Tigers In the meanwhile hav-
Knocked Morgan of the slab and
- BY margin OF FIVE large runs.
D Boston populace, urged on by the
<vUrS and press, have let out
ool which is puerile In the extreme.
hov claim that the Tigers are sim
trying to cripple their team by
Dyfving It OF its stars through the
Ddtum OF rough play.
lone foundation Is given this claim
the fact that both Wagner and
IA were compelled TO leave the field
u(erday for time on account OF
uIIes Sustained In collisions, Wag-
q being so badly injured that he will
~ out OF the game for some time.
- anyone who knows the Detroit
nyers. however, this charge is abb
10. ON its face.
N Rsdsox Merely Got Gay.
<IAo Boston bunch Is merely suffer
the Inevitable effect OF getting
Sy-on the base lines, both on attack
"a. defense.
Take Wagner's case. for instance.
The shortstop was on third and
od to score ON an infield grounder.
Infer. got the ball and hurled to
hnidt, who, with plenty OF time,
E0ly got set for the runner as he
Ne m. Wagner wallowed home In
Wagering, head-first slide, straight
a. the lbackstop. He might just
hat as well have taken a header
~ q brick wall. He hit his shoulder
14put his heaving apparatus on the
nk for some time.
ID the other case, Lord tried to
Dok Schmidt off third. and Charlie
y straight for the bag. Only one
ult could take place. Classy in.
.6crs who have played ball long
oDEh to learn how TO touch runners
W q knack Of getting the ball on
man without standing in his path.
IA, Hike most OF the Boston crew, is
Dtrinter who has most OF his base
still to learn. That he Is a prom
rs pupil has nothing to do with the
ct~that -hc- Is a. yet far from being
a3asmauss---
The fact that Mcconnell Is still out
fhe game as the result of an injury
eined in the Boston series here
tless still. further aggravates the
fion In Beantown. Carrigan, too,
his home in Lewiston. Me-, with
1se Of G4pgrene, the result of
wound. Whether the cut was
Mined here in the famous Nor
"A episode or not, is not said. On
Is occasion, however, Carrigan de.
while waiting In the club Office
the mob to dispense, that he had
injured in the least.
Not Detroit's Policy.
course, there is no denying the
that the poor Redsox are in bad
~ with all these men out OF IT,
the conclusion OF malice on the
Of the Tigers Is the correct ex-
alton Is, however. extremely I'M
able The Boston club is COM
"a of a lot OF youngsters who, in
o6ted with a little OF that early
>oGD that so often allows teams of
stripe to succeed in the early
- OF a league season, began to
tchances OF all sorts and suffered
nevitable.
Tar as the general possibility of
[Igers starting out with an assault
~ TO do great bodily harm Is
0rned. It is only necessary to men
ne fact that one of the Champs
spent pretty nearly a whole sea-
~ the bench as the result of an
IA sustained In an effort to have
N now playing on the Boston
Detroit devotees Of the game
I0entify this reference without
ZrUoo OF memory. Jake Stahi is
Hess ready to testify to the fact
1Satty Mcintyre still bears the
of his broken limb.
Can cIcotte Last?
lay Manager Lake intends 20
Clc0tte. his star twirler, and Ed
MI do his best to last the con-
out..AIf he does, he will be the
B0ston pitcher To succeed in this
(<. during the three games which
been played so far this series
Cor that matter, In two OF the
knmes played In Detroit.
ms penegyrics have been sung
- columns SO regularly this year
0r6 Is little left msaid. II can
lilly be commented. however,
- Eamew hich he twirled against
odBox yesterday was the best OF
~ az consecutive victories which
rewarded his efforts this season.
(oo did secure nine hits, but they
% effectively scattered that Bos-
<hough threatening often, was I'M
20 score In any OF the nine in
Not base on balls did he
md his strikeouts were always
tune.
tean was the Red Sox starter and
Until the fourth when he gave
y . brainstorm. passed Cobb and
II Tyrus TO make the complete
On two wild pitches. This was
~ run scored by either side ia
t innings In the ninth, how
oF1arfy singled. O'Leary's bunt
Nd 90 Stahl who muffed. the
advanced on n wild throw 10
schmidt came TO the fore
IAN home run.
ned 8ox had run bases quite
the pride OF Coal Hill and
N al out In vicious slam at
Which tore past Speaker out
Uko = frightened hare and
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