The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-12
Dauss Leads the Trio, with
House and Lefty" Clauss
Following
TIGERS DENT SENATOR'S
REMNANT PROSPECTS
New York is Strengthened Team
Since the Tigers Last
Met 1t

among the Tiger hurlers, three OF
them. Dauss. House and Clauss' nav
Ing been given much prominence our
Ing, the Tigers eastern trip.
OF these three Dauss is the smallest
and withal the best OF the bunch ac-
cording TO the present outlook and ac-
corGing to past dope Dauss has been
the favorite among the Tigers almost
ever since he made his entrance into
the Jungle his lack of control being
his weakness.
While Dauss seems TO be small. IL
Is rather because the rest OF the Tig-
er fingers are big men rather than be-
cause George himself is vest pocket
edition OF pitcher that he seems tiny'
Compared to WARRIOR and Cicotte, he
Is big fellow.
He pitched great game again yes
to-day against the rather weak nittins
Senators. allowing FIVE hits. He pitch
! ed q remarkable game in that uhtli
! the third man up in the eighth inning.
not a Senator had been able TO hit the
ball out OF the infeld except Shanks,
< who singled to center, and l.aporte,
who bounced single over Wits head.
\ eighth inning. filed to Veach, giving
the Tiger outfield the first and only
chance 1t had had for put out.
This is more satisfactory than won
Z derful strikeout records in young
! hurIer. AS long as he can keep the
imposition tapping TO the infield the
< vay Dauss did yesterday. he shows
signs OF something that is permanent.
TT Ill,
\ ting them hit hard.
Il III there is anybody tickled because
/ rauss is showing the stun he Is. IL Is
DOME Bush's. Georges former school
zmate and present inseparable compan-
lion. Bush has always contended that
2Ceorge had the stuff. once he was CIV
en- a chance to show II. NOW that MS
4 Indianap polls brother has arrived Donle
lis happy.
II NAV have been a mere coinci-
Haence. hut Il was noticeable that in
1.-THE first games that Dauss pitched.
abefore he had secured control ana
&whcn he was going badly. Bush was
1.-THE one man in the Tiger defense VINO
Serred most frequently. II may have
Hbecn mere happenstance or 1t may
have been because DOME was so anx-
Astead of helping his friend out OF the
holes he kicked bin down that much
Ifurther.
Among the other "ouses' Albert
tCJauss Is evidently convincing Man
Haged Jennings that he Is worthy oi
Nsomething else than merely as foil
ffCr the Tiger batsmen during dress
Nrehearsals against southpaws. for he
ri, ,tan Tn "a
&garne, that one against Walter John
Ison.
II Hughes method is to send some
vpoOr, bleating lamb 10 the slaughter
1xhenever he sees Johnson loom up
urgainst him and twice the p. b. !. has
vrpturned a nearlion. Zamloch out
vp.tched Johnhon, but lost a game
kTuesday because someone was 40 UNI
kind as To insert the only senatorial
.Nh.t OF the day. three-ply affair, i'm
Immediately after Clauss had given duly
Ifcountersigned transportation gratis TO
Ia few or the solons.
All jennings other youngster. Zamloch.
n Is out OF the running for the time be
4 Hing with q sore arm Maybe he'll
tshake of his ink with the soreness
4 land win game or two as he de
{Eerves to.
~ Now that the Tigers have so I'M
fErnercifully clawed up those Nationals,
fthey must feel that their pennant
q prospects are more than ever doubt
lful. They certainly have not been able
{ Ito hit even our kid pitchers. while on
&fhe other hand the Tigers have failed
\ sthe Washington hurlers SO severely
{that there was nothing to it but the
r. orr
Ehome in the third inning with the
fbame practically over. This. OF course,
with the exception OF Walter Johnson.
kvhc everybody says is getting greater
\ every day.
h Perhaps the most pleasing part az
Abe series was the beating that was
x {given Bob Groom. who possessed that
magic that Doc White and "A few 9th
Y iers have Of subduing the Tigers with
i }nOthing but an evil leer and baneful
3 tspeIl. The Tigers sledged him sc
ftsoundly that II will be with fear and
a IOuaking that he will take mp the
Y scudeel against ennings' gang again.
~ One thing that the Tigers would
have liked to nave done while in IN,
!. 5xapItOl city was TO have taken sho
Il al George Mullin, not that they wisi
" hin. any Ill, but just 10 see II the trim
rings that the other clubs have beer
2i,ing him we're real bonafide beat
;ihgs or just lucky ones.
M The eastern trip has proved such I
4 kaiae descopic affair that IL is witt
Il zmuoh apprehension that we approach
Il New york. We might clean up fou
.ort of four there. but what We nigh
do and what we do are widely separ
Invited at times.
& II Is certain that the New York clul
lie much strengthened since the Tig
ers last faced II. The Tigers last on
Eerosed Chance and his club before the!
Fwere rid OF Chase and before the
ii h al Peckinpaugh, OF the Maps, AM
a Zeider and Borton of the White SoS
IA These men are making world o
Ed}9ereHee with the club which Is aei
untty winning a game on it's hom'
nvounds now and then.
The Tigers open a fo,ir'gamc serie
ne New York today.
fhe motorcycle Of Racer Milner OF IN
bttr0ff team at the niotordrome les
- tGht threatened 10 produce some -