New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
vlyKEES TAKES SERIES
~rpS SAVE ONE GAME
FROM WRECK.
c,,,r mons Come Back and w"
e.,onS Contest After Beng
Badly Beaten.


yankees sent the surprised 1igers. RON &c
Ihe -.-.,tons Of the American League away
traI - -.ss,erdsv afternoon with single VIC
ron ,resr credit ir the four games played ne
tory % - ere hack in he second half OF
char1plons - ,rrA~scan League Park and es-
6cuoe -. disaster IN the series by winning
espce s-+o hut not until tie Yankees had
Na - s+-a,sbt games by taking the nrst en-
WI - ~ fhe one-sided score OF 10 :. me
e<se.o', ,r.ost i,vincibie George Nullin. VINO has
hiA .ha Yankees inexpressihly ms year We
We ,i,tir, in the first game. WINE young WI
.rs,se recent good work, attef Poo' go o., -
- .Aen ore OF the Surprises oA 0'
-. Tigers 81 his mercy. ..,. 4, Eta car
1s's hsine n, freely and allowing TOO many
o-' hars f5- his own good. He nan poor SUP
nssS lover A. that the Yankees might Wen
p'i. t.+,ss in enough runs in the eishth ana iAhh
AZ - win the game. for rallies We're OIoush'
4A r,ir,elv end in each COBB maze 1 MAJ
- NAV il the eighth session Catching ~
Tsl'-- fs,s bat and completing an amazing oouoie
ZOE -. ,asIy saved the game. for Summers
pss sorrs easily IN the ninth inning La
vas pee o.nshr oT third with the bases full and
porte was CO.
roae out ...-,,s,,. ~, .hA Detroit
Ineie -. ,ts 1~s- game began t. Cobb hadn't
-. IN and no one knew where ne was ~ Il
-. &c stesdv in his habits as the Nashihstoh
.'-os7, ans Hughey Jennings after VAIN rusneS
:. ,1s telephone. had about decided tnat ms s'a'
- ..rtr, of A subway train o. a hold-up en-
~, rabid New York enthusiasts The
eA''ss a,irh Schaefe- in right field, and It was
-. - The fourth inning that news came. He
80 -.,sr Ienox avenue train. and didn hnaIiy
. mil the sixth inning, when the gloom on
- -,s--oit side was scattered.
he biggest crowds q the year turned out
. bcnor the Yankees for their me brace against
y sssr,,tcns Il overGowed the stands long be
- ,hs e-sr game was over. and by the time me
..ors Contest was started there was difficulty IN
go sat anywhere at all More than twenty
..-ss were in The fed and that means biz
- :. American League Park, the seating ca
-,,av of which IS fast becoming all too small ior
-. ubo are anxious 10 support good team on
the hilltop.
~ 6rs- game was a eletition. in way, Of the
ert two games Of The series The Yankees jumped
so v5nri-g lead in ths first inning. when they
-. ..,AA rms and were never headed after that
7,~-.t,- rslked as starter. and then took second
=, Ksal.rs sacrifice Chase singled 70 left and
rs-,ri-t scored Encle came IN with another SIN
:. rb,ss taking -hird and Chase scored when
TIh.-,sd drove out single This made the third
consecutive hit OF Muin. and the crowd reared It's
ssies. Frele was out on LaPorte's smash 70
pnsb M, Elberfed raced down 10 7hi-d, and scored
On stsnsges vild throw
Cobbs absence vas felt in the second inning
rAsn win Two out Schseter uufted Demmitt's
s,,r. 10 right. and the batter took third. To cap
he climax schaeter loafed on the throw home.
s,s Derritt se!zag the skirts If chance. slid
home on fire dash
TIA, really settled he game Wilson pitched
along easily and ell. not strainins his arm, and
s,oppng the Tigers short whenever they threat
ened serious trouble He got good support too.
-. -
Mullinss fy in the seventh inning. although no
harm was done then.
Chase struck a. wild pitch in the seventh
period after TWO strikes had been called. and took
second He scored on Engles two-bagger and
E-gle came home himself when Laporte singled 10
centre
Euyhey Jennings thoroughly Disguised. shifted
his team about IN the second game. He called on
Summers his most available pitcher. sent Ross
nan bark 10 first, and put Crawford in centre field
in place q Dsyv Jones. Mcintyre also went back
n the head Of the bait ng order.
Warhcp and Summers both did well for Eve in
sngs, ara It looked Ike real pitchers battle
The New Yorker The 6rst 10 weaken under
the test. and made trouble for himself in the fifth
inning BY giving Bush and Crawford passes after
tEo men were out. Then Cobb singled. and Bush
scored. Crawford getr;ng home also when Engle
threw over sweeney's head. Cobb kept on going
TOO, and es neither Sweeney nor Warhop paid the
slightest attention 10 him he crossed the plate
This was sorry work, and stalings had the crowd
with him when he ragged al his battery.
Errors helped the Tigers in the seventh inning.
Wsrhop made q good play in dsposiug Of Mcintyre.
and than fumbled Bush's grounder. The latter
sole second, and Crawford was safe when Austin
mace E low throw. Cobb singled 70 left, scoring
Bush but Engles fine throw held Crawford on
second Then Rossman came along, and scored
Ctawford and Cobb with 2 two-bagger. Moiarity
III foul zip that split Sweeney's anger, but the
os'cheE STAYED IN the game and threw out Rossman
rneh he tried 70 take third on short passed ball
1hsn Morisrity fled 70 Engle
ne Tigers added another run in the eighth inn
Hs seamets ny fell safe between EngLe and
S-oerle.o Tor two bases. and ne scored on single
by Summers
q. me f4Akees got after Summers in their half 81
Nls eighth inning. austin led on with a single
~, -Is went 70 third when Sweeney also hit safely
Ns'Aop lied 10 Cobb and Austin scored on Dem.
NUS single Cobb fumbIsd the hit and Deroroitt
:. .oz second Keeler walked, filling the bases. and
= e'oWa went wild. Chase singled scoring
$50 Ae the Din was deafening when Engl.
$50 liner 70 right that looked good for Z
- o~ssef. Cobb slid along the ground however
-, SS1Ent The ball as he lay stretched out al ful
-, u-eh throwing % second IN time 10 catcl
Play ~ "ds stea
,D1porte singled 70 left in the ninth inning an,
ne c,ous a. =! Orth batted for Sweeney. an,
tie hss.s "Lo agaln when he singled, fllini
vas rbsr t-.pl-'" DATED for WARRIOR, ana i
- @eh that Laporte was caught or tbsrd an,
.. uO"h- klliter threw Hemphiu ON ar mrs, h,
eS6es ., -, Sho orth went 70 third. Demmit
"a = win an easy chance 70 Kflifer.
he scores follow:
FIRST GAME
DETROIT
70 I'M a