The sun., 1912-08-05

DrTrotT. Aug. i.--I' there is one thinc
that thr 1872 Tigers do better than any
other 1t T. beating the High!andcis. n
sunday crowd numbering close TO ?.Ouo
enjoyed thc put,hcry of the Gothaniitcs
to-day. but TO- Il tine II looked AZ though
the worm wuI about ready 20 turn, the
carly innings btinc = tinr pitchers bat
tlc with houuis even. iiut the New York
HEAVIER slipped toward the finish and the
Tigers went through with the course OF
events TO /.
Any onc who has noted Tyrus Cobb :
maine a one of the Participants Will not
be unduly surprised TO learn that lie was
tho principal clamor of the afternoon.
Three q: the -four Dctroi. tallies were
directly dU" to the fact that he is beat
on attracting th" favorable notice Of Ger.
tain gentlemen witp have automobiles "a
distribute In oacn and every October. The
Georgia peuc' scored the first tally IN
the sixth. after cp.niuE that inning with
triple. md in the next frame Il. chased
two rurre's across III" plate with another
;hrec bagcer. this one being achieved
with two out.
The battle was an unsau.tary affair.
Joe Lake being tho local s!obberer, while
Ford srat for th" visitors. Joseph pitched
ano,h.r good gam. being in Il holc part
or the ;in;e and getting some tachy sup,
port row and th"n liz was cool and
''.N'ltt, I''NfN't. PdN!US All men
stranded on thu bases. twice getting No
a'ith cvcr" sack alive With runners. The
Hilltoppers tool; Jou for eight hits but IL
required three of these 10 score their one
iun. and In another inning two were
wasted. du" 10 the fact tilat Ford gave
an exhibition OF slo'hfulness on the sacks
absolutely refusing TO even hurry
Ford was inclined 10 he Wild. issuing
Ave bases on balls. but he was 80 ef-
f"ctN" when he eot t." ball over that
none OF th"s" puSses had anything to 30
VITA the scoring Up to the seventh in
n'nS -" Tiscr' had made only two lits,
put Trey hiHched the other four IN the
seventh and go, three runs as a result
The Hlgha'iders went scorcless until
III" seventh round. With Paddock out.
Sveonc, s"rled. stole ami took third
when the bal! 20; away from Bush and
rolled 10 centre field. Ford's single
scored IN" catcher. Russell taking second
when r"'"ls beat on, Il bunt. TIE bags
filed when Moriarty fumblcd and finally
dropped Eusi's throw. but I'll three were
lett when iltrtzcll was thrown out by
Deal.
RI" Visitors made a bid IN thelr half
Of the sixth and succeeded in filing III.
bag an tw" hits and PASS. hut the .ldo
r"'r"d S'p!"l"ss when simmons flied t.
p"lahanty.
Tn" la'i"r cnh ot the seventh round
was i'tl"tS fat one After Ford had
thrown "Ut Deal Starago doubled to left
and went /" trird an Lakes brisk single
to ccatr". l,'l"naiity ficd to Iinn SO clos.
IN that Stauaco didn't move. Bush
bounded sharp ON" AT Ford. who cou!dn'.
quite close on tho bah. though he blocked
H. own" being safe. and stanage, who
had pe.H nearly half an hour getting
around th" course. finally casned. Ford
cot couple ~ strikes on Tyrlis befor,
III" pea d" picked one rlglit of his car
ana slammed 1t 10 tho right field bleach
rTf ipr thr"" bags. Lake and Bush count
liA" ''aNfpra was tho third out on a
fa''' play 10y Martha and Chase.
WIN ON" down IN the ninth of tho
H'gi,lan '"r'F half. Wolvcrton poLcd ono
down IT," ii.st bssa line for a single and
b""kpn"l 'aliwol to do the running ror
him Daniels followed the manager viii,
rasf "'r through Bush, hut was forced
hN 'hnS'. aud i'asta"il's high Ny TO Cray.
fo,d nicl the entertainment
III" SCORE;