New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
YANKEES WIN ANOTHER
Make It Four Straight Over the
Detroit Tigers.
FISHER PITCHES STEADILY
New York's Ninth Inning Rally
Brings Victory with
Four Runs.

Detroit. July 23-Hal Chase's Yankees
made IL four straight over the Detroit
Tigers to-day, winning an exciting struggle
by score OF 10 l. Ray Fisher and 'Wid
BIZ" Donovan met in an interesting duel
with the New Yorker having the better
Of It up 10 the eighth inning. Fisher then
weakened and the league leaders got two
runs and took a one-run lead New YORK
came back I'm the ninth, however, with an
onslaught Of Donovan that netted four
tailies and the game. Both teams played
poorly and the tight twirling. as long as IL
lasted was the only redeeming feature or
the conflict.
Fisher worked In splendid style early IN
The game. His wildness and misplays by
his team mates kept him I'm hot water
throughout. but he always extricated him
self Donovan was good I'm spots. but wild
throughout. He received shaky support,
tut famed eight men. Woter hit home
run IN tho sixth.
The Tigers scored one in the opening
period without getting hit. knight booted
Jones's bounder. while Bush lifted 10
Daniels Chase leaped up I'm the air ana
pulled down Cobb's high bounder, but
threw to left field trying to head Jones on
az second. Cree fumbed the ball and
Jones scored, while Cobb reached third.
Hartzeu held Ty on the bag and tossed
out Crawford. Delahanty lifted TO Knight
Donovan struck out three men in the
second round, but his wildness, MT ana
a double steal cost him two runs knight
walked. Chase singled TO left and took sec
ond while Knight went TO third on
Jones's tumble of the drive. Donovan then
struck out johnson and Blair With Fisher
up. Knight and Chase attempted the double
steal When Donovan made a wild heave
both runners tailed. Fisher was the third
to fan.
Fisher pulled himself out OF tight place
in the fifth. Jones singled 10 left, with one
down, and Bush walked. Cobb couldn't
reach the ball on the hit and run and Jones
was pegged out at third. with BUSH on
second Fisher then struck out the Geor-
gian Wolter drove the ball past Cobb for
a home run in the sixth.
Crawford reached third on ount, an out
and a steal in the sixth with two DOWN,
but he tarrled there, while Fisher wniHed
O'Leary Detroit got its second tally IN
the seventh, when Stanage singled ad-
vanced on a wild pitch and an out and
scored on Jones's sacrifice lift Bush beat
out a hit over second and took second
when Knight threw low. Cobb had another
chance, but Fisher forced him to roll out
Crawford opened the eighth with single
Delahanty followed suit Moriarty 2acri-
feed and Schmidt, batting for OLeary'
brought in the runners. Stanage closed the
round, hitting into a double play.
Hartzell strolled in the ninth. cree
singled to centre Stanage and BUSH
caught Hartzell mapping, but Knight SIN
gled to left. Cree being held on second
Chase singled TO left, scoring Cree. knight
also came in when Jones's peg got away
from Stanage Johnson tripled TO left ana
Chase scored. Johnson registered on Blair
ay 10 Cobb Fisher famed. Detroit went
out in order in its last stand.
The score follows: