The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-06
W|LDNEss GIVES
GAME TO TIGERS
Link, of Cleveland, Fails To Locate
-. Plate, So Few Hits Go
3Aa Long Way.

Because Pitcher Link could not To-
cate the plate. the Tigers had an easy
time beating Cleveland on only few
hits. Detroit 8, Cleveland 2.
Edgar Willett pitched well for De-
troit and was In troule only In the
ninth inning. One good hit then after
the bases were full would have caused
trouble, but the hit was not forthcom-
ing.
Delehanty was out of the game with
a bad leg and Stovall did not play for
Cleveland for the same reason.
FIRST INNING.
CLEVELAND-Turner was called
out on strikes. Bradley went out.
Moriarty to 7. Jones. Graney singled
TO right, but was caught stealing,
Schmidt 70 O'Leary. NO RUN.
DETROIT-D. Jones popped to
Bradley. Bush was passed. Bush
was out stealing. Bemis to Latoie.
Cobb was also passed. Crawford
went out, Link to Perring. NO RUN.
SECOND INNING.
CLEVELAND - Lajoie was out,
Bush to Jones. OLeary tossed out
Bemis. Birmingham lined to Craw-
ford. NO RUN.
DETROIT-OLeary walks. Mori-
arty was out, Turner to Perring,
O'Leary taking second. Lajoie tossed
out Tom Jones, O'Leary taking third.
O,Leary scored on a wild pitch that
bounced In front of Bemis. Bemis
dropped Schmidt's foul, getting an
error. Then Schmidt went out, Brad
ley to Turner. ONE RUN.
THIRD INNING.
CLEVELAND-O'Lea threw out
Perring. Kruger singled sharply to
left Link hunted In front Of the plate
and was out. Schmidt to Tom Jones,
Kruger taking second on the sacri-
fee. Turner fiied to Davy Jones. NO
RUN.
DETRoIT-w1nett fouled to Bemis.
Davy Jones drove a single just out
side OF Turner's reach. Bush forced
d. Jones, Lajoie to Turner. Bush
was caught mapping or first, Link to
Perring to Turner to Perring. NO
RUN.
FOURTH INNING.
CLEvELAND-Bush tossed out Brad
ley. Graney was passed. Moriarty
tossed out Lajoie. Graney taking Sec
ond. Bemis went out. Bush to Jones.
DETRoIT-cobb was>passed. Cobb
stole Crawford wns also passed.
O'Leary sacrificed, Perring to La1oie,
who took the throw with one hand;
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ferring retired the sioe. NO RUN
FIFTH INNING.
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Jones. Pe cabSs Ma third. Link
Lnk1 SEVENTH basS on Ssi,. &iieft
ranned. schmidt was. out stea.iiIhga;
Bem;s to Lajoie = R 5SSsS was called
SIXTH INNING.
CLEvELAND--Turne was out. Will
lett TO Tom Jones. Bradley struck out;
G G!inS"y was easy "iii0'' 10 Jones NJ
DETRoIr-Bush was passed. On the
hit and run Cobb singled to center
on a wild pitch, but Cobb stuck to
catch Bush but Thirled quickly to r st
the stan's, Bush scoring and Cobb go
ing TO third. Crawford was out, La
jple TO Perring. Cobb being held at
third. y Lcarly showed a single into
center, scoring Cobb. OLeary took sec.
ond on Wild pitcE. Link was relieved
Ly Mitchell. Morlarty walks; T. Jones
Moriarty. Turner to Lajoie. TWO
RUNS.
CLEVELAND-Latoie doubled sharp
Iy along left foul line. Bemis lifted to
Bush. Lajoie took third on a wild
pitch. Birmingham was safe at FIRST
on Bush's high throw, I-ajoie scoring.
Birmingham was doubled at third. Tom
Jones TO Bush. ONE RUN.
DErROIT-Birmingh hurt his leg
to ief.-fieid. Kruger moved over 20
center. WIllett struck out. Davy Jones
hit by pitched boil. Kruger lost
two base hit. Jones making third. Cobb
singled sharply 10 center field, scor-
ing Jones and Bush. Crawford lifted
70 Kruessr. Cobb was :, caught rs on T rGsd
EIGHTH INNING.
CLEyEL ,.SSp popped 70
out Bush to T. Jones. NO RUN.
DETRoIT-oLeary fouied to Bemis.
Moriarty flied TO Graney.. Tom Jones
Mitehelrs wild throw 10 first. Kruger
schmidts long ny; no RUN.
CLEVELAND-Easte bats for
Bradley, he singled to center Graney
beat an infield hit, Easterly going to
second. Ball runs for Easterly. LAJoie
singled to center, scoring Ball, Graney
taking second Bemic forced Graney at
third, willett to Moriarty. Niles walks,
filling the bases. Stovali bats for Per-
TIne. Stovall flied to Bush. Kruger
flied to Cobb. ONE RUN.
HEROISM MAY COST LIFE.