New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
TIGERS NOT 50 FIERCE
Raw Fisher Gives Them a Few
Lessons in Pitching.
RESULT STRING OF zER0S
Yankees Find Mullin Easier TO
Solve, and Gross the Plate
Five Times.

Ray Fisher, the New York pitcher WV
divides his time between playing pascpa"
for the Yankees in he summer ana 'eaon,
ing school among the marble quarries "
Vermont in winter, loctured ehectNei! ="
the hilltop yesterday afternoon WIN inc
Detroit TIGERS as his pupils his reina' No
may he epitorized in nutshell 10 the
effect that Il takes safe hits 10 win ran
Games. and he impressed the truth OF TINS
statement on the visitors by allowing oili'
five and shutting them out by score oi
tc q
crowd Of some 1900 persons were on
land 10 sec Fisher instruct the Tigers anu
took keen delight in his pedagogical
,owcre. Fisher, be il known. Is sulc'
discirlinarian and allows no leVity >hSlue
of class hours. so that al the hoerues
which his VIGOROUSLY recalcirant pupiS
arc capable Of taking were not greeten
with favor Only seven players reacneu
srst base during the entire game ara Only
two got as FAR as third The plate was
,r9nv never seriously threatened after the
first inning
while Fishers gestures were a bit awk-
ward. mis- free and easy delivery was
matter of general comment and he mace
his points with a forcefulnoss which could
rot be mistaken. Ty Cobb was the hardest
pupil no had to handle. and while the
Georgia peach connected for double ana
single. Fisher applied the birch rod OF
three strikes during dispute In the iohrth
inning and famed the mighty TYrus. lWo
singles by Delehanty and safe hunt by
Smaller we're the only other hits that
fisher allowed, and he recovered from the
effects Of Issuing two passes with such
grace that even the most ardent supporters
Of the Tigers were prone to admit that hay
was a pitcher Of real merit.
Huxhie Jennings played his ace in send
Ing Aiulin to the mound. The twirier OF
the Tigers pitched clever ball. Although
j. was found for twelve saferes' tne
Yankees planting the ball where the held-
~~s weren't IN every inning but the seventh
when Daniels drew the only pass, Yet
Niullln kept the hits fairly well scattered
end handled himself so we'll in the pinches
HAT New York did not get an overwhelm-
snc return for their investment of safe
dives As a matter of fact there was an
,,ror made in every inning that the
Yankees tailed. and with perfect support
still moro.
Now York played well behind their spit
Ian artist and made only one slip up dur
.ng the whole game Jack knight. Hal
chase and Harry Wolter were stars IN
their respective spheres, while I'D sweeney
caught a good game, making an error
hewever. by dropping DeleEanty's foul and
giving the batter a chance TO single later
Cwnie Bush was guilty OF a misplay In the
first inning which led up 10 run. while
stanage. who caught in the eighth, made
y Wild heave over Delehanty's head which
led up to two tallies.
Smaller. who succeeded Davy Jones in
left field in the third inning, made the most
sensational play OF the day. There was
only one out with ilartzen on second ana
N-oiier on first when Knight unbelted a
terrific high drive TO the score board. 1t
didn't look as though Smaller had chance
10 get IT, and HartZel, evidently thinking
there were two out anyway. started foI
The plate. Smaller made a wonderful catch
and relayed the ball to second doubling
1TartzcH The Detroit left fielder got
taste of the same medicine al the hands
If the Yankees in the next inning. He laid
down safe bunt at the start Of the sixth
only TO he doubled at first. when Bush
9ned 10 Jack Knight
The Yankees got off to a good lead with
Two runs I'm the first inning. Daniels was
safe on Bushs error. and took second
on VOTERS out Hartzen doubled over
third. scoring Daniels, and when Cree
doubled to centre Hartzell raced home.
Knight and Chase were easy outs. In the
sfih with one out. NOlter singled 10 centre
end took second on a wild pitch only TO
tally or Hartzell's single. knight led OIL
3n the ninth with a single 10 centre, ana
went clear TO third when Stanage threw
over Delehantys head 10 catch Jack OH
first. Chase doubled to centre, bringing
a<nisht home, and Hal scored on successive
sacrifice hunts OF Gardner and Sweeney.
Although Fisher doubled, Daniels singled
end Wolter was hit, filing the bags, Hart
eel hit TO OLeary and forced Wolter at
escond.
The Tigers started of we'll when Bush
drew pass and Cobb singled with one
out in the first frame. Crawford died.
Fisher 10 Chase, advancing both runners
base. and Delehanty lifted 70 Chase. When
fisher threw six balls al the opening Of
Tie second, passing MOriarty and encour-
aging OLcary toward a free ticket Chase
sent out a relief pitcher 10 warm up.
OLeary. however. sent out long fly TO
Daniels Sweeney nipped Moriarty stealing
second and Casey struck out With one
out IN the ninth. Ty Cobb stretched ?
single into a double after the manner
which he knows so Wei, and took third on
long hy By Crawford 10 Daniels. Dele
isnty. however. hit 10 Gardner and endod
tie game.
The score follows: