New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
Thousands Storm American
League Park, Hundreds
Being Turned Away.
LATE RALLY TURNS TIDE
Home Team Ties the Score IN
Eighth Inning and Wins IN
the Ninth on Wolter
Mighty Drive.

{ 70 The thronc was 20 oeieS o''N -"
such Indications Of becoming unruiv tns'
me police reserves were called out ana
stationed around tho field 70 preserve OF
der
Tn. Yankees we're determined not ~ lose
Sefore 50 many enthusiastic admirers ano
RULED out with a victory In = heart-orsah'
ing finish After tieing the score with tNV
runs in the eighth inning. Bert Dahlei,
got a scratch hit 20 short in the ninth ano
.tole second Harry Wolter then unbelteo
, terrific drive over the heads OF The CROWD
IN right nsld and Daniels cartered home
with the winning run. while the rams
howled with delirtous 10y
= was fsr and away the biggest croVo
that ever packed Farrells preserves on
che hilton Between twenty-five and thirty
thousand persons we're crowded into the
enclosure Never before were so many
compelled 70 take 70 the field 20 see 8
came ~ This CITY since the VISIT oval or
s..-. was completed a. the Polo Grounds
Thousands stood I'D OF sat 81 the grass IN
font ~ the stands clear around The out
GELD The throns thst gathered in the lef'
Geld stands was so dense that even thoSs
r.ho came Aarly enough 70 hnd seat were
>orced % stand Up throughout the game
20 r.t peek al rhe players bih DAVIS
..c-etsrv ~ the club faced threatening
rrul-i-u6e when he closed the gates Jusl
before the game started and announced
that 2 cspscity crowd vas already n
side and that no more tickets We're Tor
sale Big prices we're offered. but dear
ear vas turned 20 the pleedineF 81 me
LAT. corners
The game was hardly ar inning oio Or
-or. the spectators began breaking throuEA
-rs ropes and encros ching on the diamond
The regular park attendants we're unapie
- cone with he situation and the ponce
-.sA-vAs were summoned The uniformed
-s-r,l-,er we're stationed around me on'-
req and held me crowd IN check
Fvs-v point q vantage II the STANDS
vas occuried The aisles were hneo SO
that Harry srsvens's n1inions were una Ole
% percolare through the throns with tner
wares much 70 the chief caterers loss.
The best they could 90 under The ciTcum-
.,ancss was 20 circle The fringe Of the
spectators on the field The aisle al the
TOD OF the stands was so crowded that
,sssarewav was forced with difficulty
rven the railing IN the rear VAS lined with
men, EflD II ilrraA-A 't-.t
them swarm 70 the roof
While big crowd was expected. con
si6erinE the speed az which The Yankees
have been travelling lately. the manage
rnsnt ras hardly ready for such an out
pouring The throng vas undoubtedly
augmented BY the holders of rain cheeks
VINO We're disappointed on Friday Inc
suactarors were enthusiastic beyond &c
scriptlon They were out 10 see the Ian
gees make II three straight over me
Tigers. and evsrv start that the team
made was hailed with resounding sncdl.
The din that arose from thirty thousand
r,ersors hacked into so small IN IN
closure was e-r splitting a. times 10
-roit. hove-er was roo experienced q team
n NJ seriouslv shaken hy the shouts OF
80 multitude Wild BIZ Donovan faced
she storm without culver. and mao
fast breaking curve which he controlled
go good purpose when the occasion oe-
rosnd4d Catcsus and whistles had no
i4rrors for him
The ground rules made necessary oy 20
Nie an attendance afforded opportunities Tor
some spectacular fielding az well a. gem
.rous quantity of two-hase nits. The lre-
ogencv with which tho Tigers lifted some
If lack Wsrhop's curves into the crowd
,rd ne ease with which the same was
ACCOMPLISHED made the fans feel 9 bit
uneasy At times Although Jack was found
for Ten hits. four of which were doubles. ne
kept them 40 vel scattered that the Tigers
found extreme diflciltr IN rounding the
paths for runs WARRIOR had superb con-
tro' and issued only one pass well a.
80 content himself with scratch nit 10
the eighth inning. Their Warhop caught
hin ~ firs- base much 30 tne delight or
The crowd ~ trusted TOO well 10 ms
speed. and this one lapse probably cost
Detroit the game Crawford the next man
I'D. drew pass and Deehanty doubled 10
centre. 50 two runs would have been Tailed
had WARRIOR not picked IF Cobb.
Wild Bit Donovan opposed VsrhOp.
and for seven innings twirled IN master
form. allowing only three hits RE gave
four passes. however and weakened toward
1he end. when oy bit OF good hitting the
Yankees earned a clean-cut victory.
Detroit gave Donovan erroriess support,
Bush playing a scindllarne game at short.
while Smaller. Cobb and ford all do
some fancy fielding over the heads Of the
crowd This. however. was speciality IN
which the Yankees starred. Cree and Dan
ills doing particularly spectacular Work.
The New York infeld played a sharp. con
sstent game. although Gardner and Swee-
rey made a couple OF errors. only one Of
which was costly.
II was in the eighth inning that the Yam
KEGS finally began 10 bunch hits on Dono-
van. Hartzeu. the first man up drew Q
PASS and Cree singled through second Al
though Knight lifted 10 LeSrN, ChsSt
singled to deep right and Hartzell Tailed
ora vford made "a great throw 10 eater
cree at third but was "a wee bit late. tno
Chase went 10 second. Gardner grounded
out Bush "a Deiehauty. but Cree scored on
the plsy Sweeney flied out % Smaller
ending ne frame single by Daniels am
VOTERS double in the ninth inning WOi
TIE game.
The Tigers We're the first 10 tally In me
third inaiug with TWO out Smaller rarsu
ore o. Warnops shoots IN the back anc
walked 10 first lie stole second wnei
Sweenev made % wicked threw TO Cardne.
Bush raped slow. pu-Z' Ing drlnn.e fowar,
gar0ner and the latter rumnied the .ai4
Bush had The ball beaten 20 hist. 90 Iarl
ner threw 10 cstsu smaller FL third. u
yelling t0 tas rtoNo ~hdller scored aut
Eusn wac eIIo".. 900 Iek@ laird. 'Ou
fnuIed 0iII O." ~Nrore.
10 tu- Gfth franc SraDate ana Donovan
cYOve. out sue. ~~sltf nils 100 me crowd fu
Two bases sp..r. ard s"'r~1 t'r the sec
771e .cor. follow
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