The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
T|GEs IN DOUBLE
CLASH IN PH|LLY
Important Series Between Worlds
Champs and League Leaders Be-
gins With Double Header.

gins With Double Header.
sHIBE PARK, Philadelphia. July 2s.
The crowd was still coming as the
Athletics and Tigers got under way
for the opening number of the after
Moons double-header and promised to
set record for attendance upon any
ball game.
Athletic fans thirst for Tiger blood
as result OF those four straight
losses In Detroit, and interest Is at
high pitch.
Summers and Stanage were the
battery for Detroit and Bender and
Thomas for the Athletics. The line
up:
Philadelphia-Lord, H.; Oldring, CT,
Collins, 2b.; Baker. 3D.; Barry, S.;
Murphy,rf.: Mclnnis, ,1b.; Thomas, c.;
Bender, p.
Detroit--Jones, IT,; Bush, S.; Cobb,
m; Crawford, rf; Delahanty. 1b.;
Moriarty, 3d.; O'Leary, 2b.; Stanage,
c.; Summers, p.
Umpires--Co Connolly, (plate); Din
cen, (bases).
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DETROIT-Jones took a pair OF
strikes, then looped fly TO Lord.
Bender Knocked down Bush's hard
drive. Barry recovered IL and whlp-
ped out the midget. The crowd gave
Cobb a generous amount OF applause
Cobb took three and two and famed.
PHILADELPHIA throw beat
Lord. oldring walked Collins forced
second and took third when stanage
threw TO the inside OF the bag. O'Leary
stopped Bakers vicious drive on the
grass. fell down. but recovered is "a ,ame
tally. NO RUN.
SECOND INNING.
DETRoIT--Sam Crawford couldn't
beat out Barrys throw. pelahanty put
the ball into the left field crowd Tor
,s. two sssss s Mofiarty % put up q POP sspdsy ~
finished O'Leary NO RUN.
PHILADELPHIA--Ra drove a
liner 20. Jones. Murphy's sky-scraper
over into right for McInnes' ny. NO
RUN
THIRD INNING.
DETROIT--Barry's wing across the
diamond beat Stanage. Bender's toss
easily got Summers. Lord cuts Davy
second. oidring ran over into left and
pulled down Bush's fly. NO RUN.
PHILA DELPHIA = Thomas drew
four straight balls. Bender laid down
hanty o'Leary took Lords pop. Old
ring famed. NO RUN.
FOURTH INNING.
DETROlT-Cobb struck out for the
second time and the crowd went wild.
Crawford laced a single to right. Col
taking second. Barry fumbled Mori-
artys grounder, but recovered IL and
threw TO McInnes In time. NO RUN.
PHILADELPHIA-Co lined TO
Barry was safe when Moriarty threw
wild 10 Delahanty. Murphy got the
irst hit for the Athletics on single
past Moriarty. but Barry was caught
at third trying to stretch II. Bush
Moriary. NO RUN.
FIFTH INNING.
DETROIT-Murphy took O'Leary's
ny. Bender tossed out Stanage. Barry
threw out Summers. NO RUN.
PHILADELPHIA - Summers easily
a base on balls. Bender did the sac
rifice. Stanage to Delahanty and IL was
up to Lord. Lord drove a fast one to
Cobb. NO RUN.
SIXTH INNING.
DFTRoIT-Davy Jones put pop fly
Inns toss beat Bush. Cobb broke his
strike-out record and singled to right.
Crawford flied TO Oldring. NO RUN.
PHILADELPHIA-Bu throw beat
Oldrjng Cobb ran back towards the
crowd. leaped In the air and pulled
down Collins terrific liner with his
gloved hand. Baker famed. NO RUN.
SEVENTH INNING.
DETROIT-Bender tossed out Della
hanty. Collins tossed out Moriarty.
O'Leary singled through short. old
ring ran in hard and took Stanage's
short drive. NO RUN
PHILADELPHIA- - Cobb made
beautifui catch. going back for Barry's
right center and made a phenomenal
catch OF Murphy's long drive. Bush's
quick throw beat McInnes. NO RUN.
EIGHTH INNING.
DETROIT-Summers famed. Lord
took Jones fly. Baker threw out Bush.
PHILADELPHIA - Summers tossed
out Thomas. Bender flied to Jones.
o'Leary threw out Lord. NO RUN.
NINTH INNING.
DETRoIT-Barry's throw beat Cobb
behind third and took Crawford's foul.
Delahanty laced a single between third
and short. fDelahanty died stealing.
Thomas to Collins. NO RUN
stanage. Collins out. Summers to
Delahanty oLeary threw out Baker.
NO RUN.
TENTH INNING.
DETROIT-Moriarty beat out a bunt.
OLeary famed. Stanage grounded TO
Bender. but Barry dropped the throw
on a swell chance for a double. and
both runners were safe. Summers poe
ped TO Collins. Jones forced Stanaee
Barry to Collins. NO RUN.
SAYS HUBBY's A GAMBLER.
His Only Fault Mrs. Johanna Yorke
Tells Police
Johanna Yorke, who charges her