The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

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U1 % dote the Tiger.Red sox series
&. been repeat OF the New York
t{I1a which opened the eastern In
<@/c1. n both cities the Tigers won
@< I<t< xkme and dropped the next
#H. IN New York they also copied
|t |uaIt. n remains to be seen what
IFy viii do In Boston
When the Champions hit Boston, Il
Mas apparent that both teams were
/1IrE a trI1o badly Boston scribes
~ 4<< nppfenensive thai the Detroit
@{* would come back 20 their best
'1fIr auddenly and take the whole
@1IIes. They had little hope OF their
I@t warriors recovering Instead, II
It& been the Red Sox who have
s&1ched their best form. They have
tItn two out OF three by the hard
#t< Kind OF batting So far they have
Hooked over all OF Jennings pitchers
<x1fpt Summers and have failed TO
@i[6 against only Mullin and Donovan.
30 far, the western teams have
NkED showing very badly In the inter
&ttfionai games. Cleveland alone has
& Ulir sort OF record. due to the fact
|1&t hut two games went TO a decision
I1 the Naps-Athletic series and that
Do1ing the washington team. They
8rc now In position where single
&4fae would put them again In aG-
Vance OF the Tigers. Cleveland goes
4Eoinst New York next while the
.Hi8trs are playing in Philadelphia,
no that the chances OF further mar
Min growing between the two clubs
y leDBoned. the Yankees being n hard
team for anybody TO beat just now.
That lead OF the Athletics over the
fI31ra IL now a matter of 4 1-2 games.
ItKEtng IL almost certain that Mack >
01eN VIII come west at the top OF the
IDakue Even II the Tigers win the
NH<ioe IN the Quaker series. the pres
emit Headers have the Browns to re-
tNperate on at the end OF the invasion
Tuesdays Horrible Example.
That game OF Tuesday was the kind
vs. make Won put your hands In front
0I your eyes. Fortunately, IL is not
/ne sort OF thing that happens often.
me yictorR can take no pride in II,
under all the circumstances and the
lueerE can console themselves by the
fact that an accident decided the ar
n is not often that a team which
makes only four hits has TO Distribute
1IE patronage among three twirlers.
That Is one OF the queer angles OF the
zane Collins, the southpaw, who
beat as last year, was batted OF the
,nuund BY the Champs. Hall, who sue
seeded him. had sore arm and Wood
Iinished the game In clean style. All
tine hits were made on Collins Jen-
N1iAgs used two men and. while Kill
IiAn was genuinely ineffective, Brown
<ne deserves more credit than he will
Egt since only ill-luck caused him TO
ne scored upon at all
Starting with q hye-run lead, the
tigers were first caught, then drew
out run 10 the good and finally lost
Dn poor fielding. The bad slip came
fn the third inning This started with
XIilian hiking Carrigan In the ribs
with the ball Hall and Hooper sin
Rled, the latter's hit scoring Carrigan
Lord sacrificed and Stahl drove line
las 10 center Sam Crawford was play
ing well back and. as he came tearing
IA to get the drive. he struck a slip
merry spot fell and thus allowed
|lRhl'o drive 70 20 for a home run
Hheu X would ordinarily have been
an eNsy out. That decided the game.
1,fsh singled in the first inning.
stole second and came all the way
home on Crawford's infield single. Car
SIeN1 mnflng the throw 10 the plate to
get Uonie The second inning was the
Ii8 one from Tiger standpoint. With
&fofinrty and Simmons on second and
1hirtl as the result OF safe taps and
#n error, and two out, Davy Jones