New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
YANKEES SCORE ONE RUN
Not Enough to Win, However, as
Tigers Make Four.
DUBUC A STUMBLING BLOCK
Holds New York Players At
Arms Length and Pitches
a Mastery Game.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Detroit. June 3-Dubuc, Hughie Jen-
ningss 1912 debutante, pitched cIeNei
game against the New York Yankees mere
to-day and sent them down to defeat ny
score of to I in the third game or the
saries The youngster deserved shut-out'
.nd would have attained the honor or not
allowing a run had Jones not mufteo
,nnr fy 10 centre field by Daniels In the
first inning. letting Bert circle the paths
and score a run right off the reel. 1t was
the only tally made, however, by the VS.
itors. and for the rest of the game Duouc
was invincible with men on the bases III
lowing only seven scattering hits.
II Stumpf can he considered a fixture AT
short. where he is playing a steady game.
then Wolverton was able to present MS
full fighting strength against the Tigers
Hartzell was back at third and Iinn IN
centre The team felded with machine-
like precision and did not make an error
Little Jack WARRIOR was the man VINO
prohted by all his brilliant support but
! he failed to make the best of II. lie was
batted hard Mt timely intervals and De-
troit collected n batch of ten hits OIL MS
delivery lie handed out five passes ana.
on the whole. showed up rather Indifferent
". That more runs were not scored was
due largely 20 the clever backing when ne
received from his teammates. who were
right on their toes every minute. Gardner
fielded sensationally at second base, while
Birdie Cree was power for good In the
outfcld gathering in five files Tor put
outs at critical times. Ed Sweeney. too,
caught well, and threw out Ty Cobb twice
I'm the act Of stealing second
After the Yankees had got away in the
lead. due entirely to Jones's error the
Tigers started right In TO overcome the
advantage. Bush led off in the first inning
and beat out bounder over Warhops
head Jones followed along with single
| TO centre Cobb was naturally good for
hit. which scored Bush and placed Jones
| on third, while the last named pranced
gallantlv home on Crawford's long sacrifice
fv TO linn. Ty died stealing. Sweeney TO
| Gardner. while Delehanty hunted In front
of the plate and was an easy out WARRIOR
II Chase
In the fourth frame, Delehanty started
more trouble by lining hot single to
| centre. and Gairor followed the tip. put
| ting a wicked hit into left field, which Cree
| held 10 a single by some fast fielding.
| Noriarty hunted. and was thrown out az
| first. both men moving up base. Stanage
rapped out a long ny to cree. which
| brought Delehanty home and moved Gainor
to third. Dubuc. however. was unequal -
| the emergency. and Stumpf tossed him ou''
Bush sounded the call in the hfth INNING
with a triple 10 the right field fence. Jones
lifted 10 Zinn. but the Yankee centre fielder
made a fine throw and held Bush at third
Then up came Ty Cobb and smashed
wicked bounder at Hartzell. Roy knocked
the ball down. but could not hold H. BUSH
scoring and Cobb reaching first In SAFETY
~ lighted out for second at the hrst OF
portunity. but was killed, Sweeney 10
| Gardner. Crawford strolcd. and Delehanty
vas bIt on the shoulder. but cree packer
| nm against the fence and took Gainor
| fOatcr
follows.