New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-16
|COBB TURNS TO BOXING.
Tires of Abuse, So Thrashes a
Man in Grandstand.
YANKEES ALSO THRASHED
Score Only Half as Many Runs
as Detroit and Fail to
Do Any Climbing.

American Io,gue Park. New York, u
rapidly earning an odotouS
While one of Frank FarrelIs griln-race"
Pinkertons stood idly within earSho'' "
noisy fan" in the left field STANDS ~ YES
tcrday's game, heaped abuse ana Nhl"I"
ton on Ty Cobb until the outraged pi'Se
was provoked into administering W."
deserved beating, the recipient e'i'e' sue
ther.from with a sadly marKed p"S
ognomy. The incident happened III '"7
fourth inning. delaying the game anu "a"
ING no end of excitement. Ty was III
nadi,talv put out of the fray. but the
Tigers won the game without their bright
est star. The score was 10 a. SiNl"s 'h7
visitors the big end OF the series
When Cobb walked of the field the ie"
Misses that greeted him were browne" 81
vigorous applause. Hughie jennings Sta'''
after the game that the spectator hao ap
plie1 opprobrious epithetS to CopD. n''c
I'm. ulayer's act cannot he Condon'd, ne II
only human. Bystanders declared tha' -
gave the fan" ample warning OF '''e m
pending assault. but he refused I" give
heed. The Intervention Of players anu UNI
pires made the services of an anloula"'o
surgeon unnecessary
Tho snecial policeman. who performed DIS
dut,es co zeaIously. admitted that the spec
tator had said enough to warrant being
elected from the park before Ty took mat
ters into his own hands The guardian "
the law failed TO explain his own inactivity
Such episodes as the Cobb bout ana th'
bottle throwing Of Saturday lend quaint
and piduant flavor to the engagements ON
the HILTON. They enllven the dullest game
and az sideshows. II continued. VIII soon
come to be quite a drawing card.
Harry Wolverton shifted his lineup
around in an attempt to get an even break
on the series WOlter made his appearance
after Il long absence, taking hartHe"
place in right field while Roy replaced
Gardner at s,cond Tho batting order was
vigorously shaken ~.
Jack WARRIOR, who was 20 effective
against the Tigers last year, started his
first championship game Of the season ana
was batted out # the box in the NTH Inn
INK after the visitors had made eight Nus
of his delivery count for Fix runs. JACK
sandwched IN two nit batsmen and "i'd
pitch at critical times iion. who relieved
him. showed his mettle more than once ana
II deserving OF the highest praise lie al
lowed only four hits FOR the rest OF the
game and with perfect support would have
Just about held the Tigers runiess.
Two inhod hits and Dolan's error ililed
the bases witty no one out in the seventh
and Hon pulled through without run be-
ing Tailed His two wild pitches I'm the
ninth with men on the bags took little OF
the Iustre OF his work. but. on the whole.
he did remarkably well. Willctt was IN the
box for the invaders and kept nine hits
well enough scattered To hold the Iead
which his team mates built up for him.
owen Bush came into his own FOR the
first time during the series. playing brilliant
ball and handling eleven chances without
an error. TWO double plays in which he
was conspicuous took tn" wind out Of tho
New York attack DOlan played poorly
for New York. making two errors I'm four
chances. but Williams caught capital
game. taking care Of ten pEt-outs and three
assists ia fine fashion.
Tn. visitors Tailed run In the first
inning on singles by Jones and Crawford
Two hits and two passes IA the second
udded two more. With one out I'm IN" ifth.
Dclehanty was hit and advanced 10 second
on Il Wild pitcn Moriarity and LoUden
both doubled and Stanag" was hit
double steal combined with all this Melted
three runs and brought Hon To tn" rescue.
IVilett and Bush could do nothing Win the
YOUNGSTERS curves ana were easy outs.
There va, one out IN the last ftam" when
DeIehaniy beat out an iniield ht. lie took
second on 81 Wild pitch and went 10 third
on Moriarity's Eround'r TO Martin Lou
den walked and stole second. Another Wild
MITCH scored DelehHuty and put Louden on
third Sjanage raped an easy gruuudet
through Dulan for a hit and LOuden tailed.
W!llett then lifted to cree.
The Yankees scored I'm the nrSt frame by
d{rt Of Il pass a scratch hit and a double"
gteal polau singled TO CeutT" ia IN" sec
ond and reached al" midway station on
tohh'g error lie crossed the plate when
Ioud.n threw wildly 10 Moriarity On Mar
tins grouudcr. simmons double, pass 10
Williams. Warhops iuned hit and Iinu's
ar,;,sh which bounded yiciously over Mo
riarlty's head. counted t"O for III" Yam
kcos I'm the fourth
Tho score follows:
,.,-rIntr NtN