New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-06
TIGERS RALLY AND WIN.
Russell Ford Receives the Worst
WaIIoping of His Career.
YANKEES TAKE EARLY LEAD
Young Twirler Weakens, How
ever, and Detroit Scores Eight
in One Inning.

Detroit, Aug. 5.-The Yankees came here
to-day on Tiger hunting bent. But their
Jungletown foe gave them a surprise, and
when the -'tumult and the shouting" died
it was discovered that the ferocious beast,
having taken On a new lease of life, had
walked away with the long end of TO
score. and at the same time considerably
narrowed the margin by which the Manhat-
tanites are clinging to third place.
The visitors got away to good lead In
t,,e first inning when they BANKED the
home team and pounded Donovan for three
runs With Russell Ford working for them,
if looked as If this lead was sufficient to
put the game on ice and keep 1t there
But following the example or queen ano
WARRIOR in the two preceding games, foro
weakened. He went soaring high and got
the worst licking OF his major league ca
reer. Seven solid drives and base on paiis
In the fourth inning tell tho story OF the
eight runs which Detroit scored. t'oru
kindly contributed a balk which scored one
man. hut this was an unnecessary attention
as II turned out
Fisher took the place Of the pride OF the
hill top in the next frame. and held Jen-
nings's men safe for the rest or tho way
although he was batted hard
i Oih - H'ON~
Daniels worked Donovan for pass, ana
when Bush fumbled Hemphill's srounder
both were safe The collegian stole thlri
like a streak and scored on Schmidts WHO
throw to catch him while Hemphll aInbled
down 10 second Knight famed, but little
"Rirljia'' Cree was right there with the bat
and scored Hemphill on a hot single. lie
took second on the play for Cree at the
pIate and scored on Captain Halls screech-
ing single. Gardner forced Chase, Dele
hanty to Bush, and stole second, nu'
Schmidt caught him when he attemted fuf-
ther larceny. Gardner was spiked i'll de-
trot's half when Jones slid into second
and Laporte tooek his place.
Detroit scored in the second inning.
Moriartg walked and stole second after
RusJ, had struck out. Jones singled to
centre. and when Cree threw Wild TO the
n,a.a sToriartv scored and the batter went
all the way around to third Schmidt ana
Donovan both flied out to Knight
Tho delIge came in the fourth. Crawford
flied 10 Hemphill. Moriarty ana BUSH
hot}, singled through second. the former
going TO third the second MT BUSH
stole second. Then Ford made palk anu
Moriarty scored and Bush moved up "
third. T. Jones singled to left, SchlhioC
singled TO centre and Donovan put d Texas
Lacquer over Chase's head. Bush and
ZONES scored on these hits. DaNy Jones
arew free transportation, filling the bases
Da,ehsnty came along and singled to CEN
.ra driving two more runs across the plate
MCINTYRE relieved the monotony by kindly
striking ont. but Crawford, up for the sec
ond time. cleaned up by driving 'he yam
,ntn the centre field bleachers for nome
,n Moriartv ended the agony by go1hs
out, Ford to Chase.
Fisher went into the box Tor the hail-
KEGS in the fifth inning, and although bt's'i
.sva him a warm reception by slamming
+he first ball he pitched into lett held loi
base he got through all right New 1ofh
kan+ n,ugging away despite the lead De
,rnit had knight opened the SKIN os
dri,ins out a home run, but unfortunately
the bases were empty.
I4enlphill walked in the eighth hlliilis'
1-,ight singled to left and Cree drove OUT
long fly. advancing Knight to th1fo'
f,ase singled past short, scoring Henpiliii
ya,orta also singled to right, filling the
haso, Schmidt threw wild TO seconu 10
catch Chase mapping, and hilsht scol Gu
.re+to flied 10 Crawford, ana Mltcneh emu
.,,a visitors last chance TO capture 'he
co a,ne by polling an easy gfounoer Ilsn -
saIl r,o,ovan's hands and being thrown
out at first.