The Washington times., 1911-05-24

DETROIT. May 24.-They sneezed
It over with great agony TO those
fierce, rapacious Tigers, of the Jun
giles of Michigan. Fearful thaI
the right-hand hitters might clean
the stocks and settle the fray. Jimmy
McAleer yanked Dolly Gray from the
slab and sent Walter Johnson to his
doom. The peerless twirler, with In
sufficient warming, had no control, and
forced in both the tying and the win
ming run. The Nationals presented the
honors on a carved, inlaid ivory plat
ter, adorned with free passes, base hits
and various boots, and bearing the IN
scription, 9 to s.
When the Tigers started their half OF
the eighth the score was s to 4 against
them. and Dolly Gray seemed certain
of defeating them. Cobb ripped on
double. Schaefer wretchedly dropped
Crawford's baby fly, and two were on
and both stole. Delehanty popped TO
Henry. but Cobb scored as Mcbride
fumbled Moriarty's bounce. Henry
nailed Ness a foot on his bunt. but SILK
O,Ioushlin decided against the Ma
fionaIs. and Crawford had scored. Inen
came Walter Johnson in from center
field. where he had been warming up UP:
Stanage drove a single through tns ss DUA
to center scoring Moriarty. The Tlgers
we're one tally behind, and it looked an
over for them when Mullin hit the ar
inst three times successfully. DaVy
Jones. hitting for Drake. scratcned
single to Conroy, filling the oags-
When the Tables Turned.
ouen Bush patiently waited and re-
caived a pass from the king Of twrlers'
tving the score. Cobb was up, the bases
fuI and the fans pulling for Triple OF
Of least a double. Johnson was still
testing his monoplane, however and tne
,,,,,,,or+aI slugging outfielder was passed
to ffrst forcing in Stanage with tne
winning run. Davy Jones d1eo at tnt
nlate trying to score on SNORT pdeoeo
bban or the battle might have gone OF
for another half hour: ...,.s =,
In the first session Schaeter IIipieo =
,aft center and scored on Lelivelts pee1y
holt to third. In the fifth CunningnaIi
nokad out his first hit to leIt sinc'
! Nav II. was sacrificed ana mace 'nirt
on Ness poor toss to MoriarE an
or give fine young promising tallle
cane In in the seventh, ana the gam
| seemed buttoned up; 1o-, .o-
off another daisy single to leIt snG .Gl, .
did John Henry; cum CnnningiahI tha hall Roti
l
la. scored on Dolly Gray,s two.spo
| sboye To right along the line. Mlal
boat out his high bounce to Deienanty
90 cook another as Ness retlre'
Schaefer unassisted. LenvelI nie
| N,,IIin who got Gray at the plate;
'"yVii'' Conroy came through win
baamtiful bingle to center, scoring Mia,
10 eIivelt, Ty Cobb let the ball rol
through his legs almost to the Ience
and Sonroy kept on going, rounain
| third and landing on the pan saleL
| when Bush's relay hit the dirt IN ILoI,
| of Stanage. Five runs for tne InVa1ei =,
made Jimmy McAleer smile: he uion
know what was ahead OF MN.
N"0 The Memorable Eighth.
Then in the eighth George Mcbride, ou
dandy captain, cracked of a double
left along the chalk mark, to tally wne
Cav noled another neat safety to rign
You know what happened in the eight
for the Tigers. They bowed very grace
fulIy at their beautiful present. ana WI
usa n To adorn the club house
In the first Bush forced Drake, rsacne
second on a wild pitch, and third on
Sa5 toss of Gray's, to score on Cooo
single TO center. In the third Coop PEI
a high bounce to Gray. stole SECOND, ~
Tailed by swift footwork as CraWlor
ssccratcbed a safety to Cunningham
NnIlin walked in the nth. and came
IN Bush's single to right. In the SKI
Ora wford scratched another one TO GU
| ninRham, and took third as McBrlc
| triad his best to nail Delehantys one
ing a sort of a near-double steal j
him across the rubber.
4 Never was q harder battle iost py 81