The Detroit times., 1911-08-02
$4,000 TURN OUT
| TO SEE TIGERS
At BOSTON
rouere...eatsr With Red sox Draws
|, Record Crowd, Despite
la Bad Weather
|iFili Conditions.
Jennings Sends in Willett for Opener
While Joe" Wood Works
For Hub.

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BOSTON, Aug. Elf the rain holds
on. the record crowd for the season
levin be on hand to witness this after
eoon's double-header between the Red
| Box and the Tigers. A slow drizzle Is
|kelling now and weather conditions are
rather threatening, but every grand,
stand seat was sold two days ago, and
at 1890 the fans were lighting for
places In the long lines before the Red
Sox ONCE.
The Red Sox have not been going
any too well OF late and attendances
Rave fallen of In consequence. Yet
the Tigers are top-notch favorites In
the Hub and the fans are crazy over
the prospect of a double session With
the leaders. Wood and Collins are
scheduled TO work for Boston. Jen-
aings and Cobb were given a great
send-off when the Tigers reached the
park. There viii be close to $4,000
people here WHOM the second game
starts.
ns,.Ro,rI FI Iagr. lss sssssa with a
Gngie 10 left. Bush sacrificed, Woods
Is Engles Cobb doubled 10 center.
pcorinR Jones Cobb stole third Craw-
| II,
Crawford stole second, but was caught
eapping. Wood 10 Yerkes. Delahanty
Efed TO EngIe. TWO RUNS
BOSTON Hooper famed. Bush
threw both Engle and Speaker out at
SECOND INNING.
DETROIT---Moriarty out. Gardner 10
Engie o'Leary singled TO center.
sending o'Leary to third. wiiIett fam
ned. On an attempted double steal.
O'Leary was caught OF third. Carrigan
TO Wood To Gardner. NO Run
CarrigaD singled TO left. Gardner sac
riiced, Wfllett TO Delahanty. Riggert
YVES safe at first ssa Bush's wild throw.
Wagner scoring YeriSes was also safe
Carr1gan tailying. Willett fumbled
| Woods sacrifice bunt and the bases
were nlled. Hooper beat out an inneld
single. Riggert coming home. Engie
was passed. forcing another run home.
| Speaker famed and Wagner was
kshrown out, Willett TO Bush 10 Della
H,anty FOUR RUNS.
pHtfkil INNING 3
| Engie, Rpeh was called ont on strikes,
Cobb singled TO right Crawford forced
Cobb. Yerkes TO Wagner NO RUN.
wsst 70 oI s.ass q Risss1s
hit TO wiiiett, who threw TO bush.
Patching carrigan or second. Riggert
stole second and went 70 third on stan
ages low throw Ysrkes OUT Bush to
FOURTH INNING
BOSTON---Wood famed. Hooper flied
TO Jones. Engle singled 10 center.
Ensie out stealing stanage TO oLeary;
DETRoIT-Deiahant famed. Gard
ner took Moriarty's high pop. O'Leary
famed. No RUN.
a. FiE"iH INNING.
DETRO1T-Stanage singled to right.
wiliett again famed. Jones walked.
Bush famed and Stanage was out on
an attempted double steal. Carrigan to
BOsToN--o'Leary tossed out Speak
err Wagner flied TO Cobb Carrigan
lined TO Jones. NO RUN.
SMITH INNING.
DETROIT-Cobb was safe on Yerkes'
tumble Crawford hit to Wagner and
took second on his low throw. Cobb
stopping at third Delahanty grounded
to Engle. Cobb scoring and Crawford
going TO third. Moriarty hit 20 Gard
ner and Crawford was out at the plate.
Gardner to Carrigan. Carrigan had his
trousers almost torn from him and was
slightly spiked on crawfords slide
Morinrty was safe when Yerkes
dropped Carrigan's throw. the ball roll
ing TO center and Moriarty going 10
third. o'Leary popped to Yerkes ONE
BosToN-Gardner flied to Crawford.
RigRerts bounder took nasty jump,
going Ave feet over Bush's head for q
single Riggert out stealing, Stanage
to OLeary Yerkes walked. Wood
doubled 20 left field crowd and Yerkos
had to stop at third on account OF tho
ground rules, Hooper beat out nit
over second. scoring Yerkes. Wood
scored on an attempted double steal,
Uhile Hooper was being run down,
|Ntanage 20 o'Leary to Deiahanty TWO
RUNS
SEVENTH UNIV.
DETROIT - Stabage. Willett and
Jones famed NO RUN.
BOSTON--Engle popped TO Bush.
Sneakers pop-ny fell safe, In center.
On hu-and-run Speaker was hit by
wagner's drive and was out. Carri-
gan flied 10 Cobb NO RUN.