Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Tigers Miss Jennings Coaching.
Milan Stars With Cobb.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DETROIT, Mich, July 8-With the
temperature at the sweltreing point,
Empires Dineen and Perrine worked
in shirt waist attire. While the crowd
was a fairsized one, there was a
noticeable scarcity of fans in the
bleachers.
Hughey Jennings absence from the
coaching lines again detracted from
the interest of the conflict. The red
topped ones suspension will expire
Monday.
sion carromed off Livelys leg and
went clear to center Schaefer M
Stanage scented the hit and run, and
when "Zeb" started for second on the
first ball pitched. Lively pitched out.
and the center garden man was nailed
by two yards.
Casey and Moriarity went after Ain
smiths easy pop foul in the ninth and
let ii fall between them.
1t is not often that oscar Stanage
pulls .boneheaded" play but he per-
petrated one in the first. Elberfeld
started to steal second as Gessler
walked Stanage forgot and threw to
second The ball went clear to center
field and Elberfeld came to third on
the error.
Germany Schaefer. a big favorite
with Detroit fans, acted as he used to
when he wore Tiger uniform. His
antics kept the first base bleacherites
in an uproar.
Crawford's double in round one was
beauty. 1t never hit the ground
until 1t struck the bleachers in left
field. and permitted Jones TO come
Walker was robbed of hit and the Ma
tionals run in the second. when MORT
aFity leaped up in the air, speared the
twitler's high bounder, and pe2ged him
out at first.
McBride's boot of Moriarity's bounder
in the second cost McAleer's men a run.
M0rry got to third on a sacrifice and an
intield out. and he registered when Lively
lifted a single to right field.
Milan's second hit was dandy along
the right field foul line. Crawford held
il 10 a single with a speedy return.
The visiting aggregation threw a scare
into the crowd in the third, but with one
in two on. ard the same number down.
Lively went up in the air and pulled
down McBride's lofty bounder. retiring
the side.
Tyrus Cobb went out in the third to
excel Crawford's bleacher- swatting stunt
of the inning before. With OLeary on
first. the Georgian pushed the ball over
Gesser'S head until 1t struck the bleach
ers in right field. OLeary scored. while
Ty took three bases. A moment later the
peach came in on Crawfords long sac
rifice fly to Milan.
With Walker on third and Milan on
first in the fourth. Stanage caught the
former with a quick snap to Moriarity.
The twirler put up a howl, but Dineer
could not see II.
Stanage had Lively pitch out in the
| fourth 10 get Milan pilfering. Lively
threw wide of the plate. and Oscar had
| 10 spring after the ball. Then he pegged
poorly to Bush, and 'Zeb" went clear
| 10 third.
| Elberfeld got credit for a three-sacker
and two runs came across in the fourth
when the Kids hit 10 right struck the
right field bleachers and carromed at ar
| ugly angie past Crawford.
| That was Lively's finish. He had al.
1 lowed four hits and passed one man In
| this round, and Hughe hung out the C.
| d. @. sign. Covington went in and
stopped the carnage.
| The Tigers went along for three sue
! Continued on Second Page.)