The Washington times., 1912-07-24
Detroit Runs Up Seven Tai
lies in the Final
Round.
By SENATOR"

Just as the Climbers had the DANGER
Gus Jungaleers almost boxed and ready
for shipment back to their hotel. their
claws wrapped up and their Jaws spread
apart with bingles, suddenly one Of
them broke his gag, bit a hunk out OF
Bobby Croom's leg. tore out few up
rights from the cage. tipped 1t over
with his struggles, and In a moment,
nine rasnS sptng a1rxISa nmS
Ing. dancing, howiins Tisers. straight
from the Jungle, were loose in the field.
They Immediately gobbled the victory
by a score Of II to Z, seven rams coming
over in that ninth inning before they
could pe stopped from further slaugh-
ter. Wow, II was awful!
eThen Groom Blew Up.
Going into that ninth inning, the Ma
tionals seemed victorious. Bob Groom
had twirled excellent ball for threa
innings, and, with q two-run lead, II
didn't seem possible for him to lose.
His old-time puxzling power over the
wands of the Jungaleers was present
and when Jack Dubuc, 10 beau gareon.
strikes. some of the bugs began to
make their way toward the exit.
"Donie' Bush, the half-pint short
stop. came UP and earned walk. That
SS Sn he look ssopsa ysIy to Sra on Ty
singing single to right center Z; +.
stole as he pleased and Groom, think
ing to get Deal, a weak hitter with
three strikeouts for the afternoon.
passed Sam Crawford. The corners
were crowded and only two runs were
needed to even up the tally. -
81. Jones' Bingle Tied.
Jennings double-crossed the elongated.
attenvated toothpick twirler right there
by pulling out Deal and substituting
Davy Jones' cripple Of the FIRST class.
Davy dropped a single in left center,
Bush and Cobb going over with the
tieing runs. Bill Donovan, gentleman
of refined and careful leisure, undertook
to run for Jones and the game went
on.
Moriarty was a big mark at the plate
and SO Groom promptly slapped him In
the cushions were padded. Louden
waited for the insane Groom to pass
him. forcing In Crawford. stanase lega s1s
to s right tieid. sending Donovan and
Moriarty over the pan. Joe Lake. only
a pitcher. spanked an unheard OF
single to center and Louden ana stan
Seven runs had been counted in that
ninth inning. The Tigers had come
through with one of their typical bat
ting rallies, the kind that swung them
Into three American League champion
ships On the surface Groom was az
good as ever, barring his passes and
his hitting Of Moriarty. There are nc
excuses to be offered: there is none
needed. The toothpiek twirler was
simply. q victim of circumstances, the
ragdoll for Tiger biting exhibition.
Vaughn Too Generour.
Tiny" Vaughn opened the combat
with moving picture of bases on balls
He wearied through the first frame but
in the second was horrible. He passed
Moriarty and Louden for q starter
pulled a wild pitch that put Moriarty
on third and when Williams HURLED tC
left field and Shanks returned II TO the
stand, both Tigers crossed the plate
Stanage, the third man up, also walked
scoring on Cobb's single TO right.
Moeller opened the battle with {
single. rushing around from first OF
Fosters brilliant two-base knock Il
right. OF course, this. one, run wal
shaded by. the three for the. Tigers
pair and when Vaughn passed Deal T.
open the third frame, h> yanked the biz
| southpaw and sent Barney Petty int
| the battle. Petty remained until th'
NTH, quitting TO let II. Schaefer POI
| Tor him.
Then Willett Got His.
Edgar willett got his In the third. jus
what Groom got in the ninth. only no
so intense. Moeller walked and Foste
E.l. - 40 80.