New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-13
YANKEES Skim ALONG
Warhop Takes a Turn at Tanning
the Terrible Tigers.
ALLOWS ONLY FOUR HITS
New York Makes Uphill Fight
and Overcomes Lead Of
Three Runs.

Yice-P-esident Sherman. who is some
thing of a baseball fan himself, saw the
Yankees take the Detroit Tigers into camp
for the second time in succession at Amer
lean League Park yesterday afternoon
The score was 10 3. Another New York
trirler came into his own. WARRIOR. after
one inning of loose work. pitched a won
ds-ful game. sending the visitors TO the
bench IN order in nearly every inning there
after. He allowed 3 total Of four hits
during the nine innings.
Austin's work AT third base. however,
was the feature of q brilliantly ffelded
game Chalked up to his credit were four
put outs and six assists. He fielded his
posiffon perfectly. and several times victory
for the Yankees depended on his errorless
plarfng With one out in the second inning
and two on the bags. Austin put Bush of
the feid by clever running catch of a
foul. while a moment later he retired the
side, taking a sharp liner off Cobb's bat
Nolter made q circus catch in right field
il the fourth inning which robbed Stan
age Of q safe hit He caught the ball
after q long run Just as il was about 10
s;rike the ground. Although he fell and
rolled around a hit he managed TO cling 10
the sphere
Detroit plan ed an errorless game, and
The casf ou1lelders Of the visiting nine fig
,red IN some spectacular work which held
the New York core down. Although Ty
cobb went through another game without
e HIT. stu he made Up for 1t in some de-
g1ee bv playing 4 wonderful game in the
reid lie caught Laportes long fly at the
opening Of the sixth inning, robbing him Of
q double. while later he retired the side
after one run had been scored and two
were on bases when he got under one of
WARRIORS drives.
The result Of the. first inning, in which
the Tigers tailed thr,-e runs. sent Hughey
Jennings cavorting across the field in glee.
VEarhop passed Davy Jones and Bush, the
first TWO men 10 bat. and Jones beat out
N-arhop's throw TO third of Cobb's hunt,
50 that the bases were full Sam Crawford
put a pretty single 10 centre field, scoring
two runs. while Cobb came home on Dele
hauty's sacrifice fly. Things looked pretty
rad. but the crowd stayed 10 cheer
Although the Yankees went out in order
IN the first inning, they tied the score in
The second I.aporte and Roach both drove
pretty singles TO left field, and Channel
followed with a bird over second base
which brought LaporJe across the plate.
-ustin hunted. and Roach was forced at
third. hut Browning made d wild pitch just
IS Channel started TO steal third base
The bah rolled TO the srandst2nd, Chan-
ren scoring and Austin going 10 third
Jennings took Browning out at this point
and nut in Killian. while Stallings sent
Gardner in 70 bat for Sweeney Gardner
walked. ana when WARRIOR sent long
sacrifice 70 f. 10 Cobb Austin came home.
tieing the score. Hemphill flied out and
retired the side
The game went along evenly until the
ffth inning when. after Mitchell struck out.
WARRIOR and Hemphill walked The former
was forced at third on VOTERS bunt' hut
Eienphill scored when Chase rose to me
occasion and singled over second. A firm
- hold was laid on the game in the sixth.
when Roach and Austin singled and Mitch
q doubled 10 left field.
The score follows