The Detroit times., 1914-08-06
|1VKEES BREAK
LOOSE in WILD
MELEE OF HITS
- One Of Three Tiger Pitchers
CO. Stop the Walloping Won
ders From East
{GERS AID AND ABET
NTH HALF DOZEN ERRORS
octators Show Remarkable
B Eavery in the Face of Ter
rible Strain

rible Strain
Rounding every pitcher Manager
nnings had to offer to mushy pulp
Nd putting the oficial league balls
- the most severe test they have had
His season at Navin field, the New
York Yankees made farce of their
HAL contest with the Tigers, winning
IL ~ to 4, and taking their only game
mt Of the four contests In the series
1hey 6losed. &..... .....t J.,
The Yankees were DESTROYS Of catch
~ IN early evening train for Chicago
Whoro they start q series OF games
}Ux1day. Consequently they tried to
<|Bot out a. soon as they got the hit
>&o& each one was entitled to In the
nk1or part Of the contest. In the
0ovUnkh inning. for instance, three
- sinyled In q row and all three OF
I'm died stealing.
Wl0iams, Boehler and Cayet were
~ Djtchers Jennings used. Williams
neood only q little over an inning.
DoCh1or mingled some spectacular
er1ke outs with q lot OF consecutive
ming Dor about Ave innings and then
nxok southpaw. fnfshed the game
~ the help Of the reckless Yanks.
n the meantime the Tigers were
ming enough and scoring enough
80 70 win any ordinary game. They
ounded Heating out OF the box In the
n1yd inning when they made three
UnD on four hits and came within one
IN Of tfeing the score. Never after
~ third inning was the game any
x1ng but q farce, however. McHale
0oohed the last inning.
- II the Yanks weren't able to take
<nto OF themselves without any
x00blesome alliances, the Tigers In
'otlng upon becoming their allies and
~n1Sted them around the paths with
06emence at every opportunity.
oker, the young catcher, and Veach.
~ veteran left fielder. each had bad
~, the former reaching the finals In
~ long distance throwing contest
VA the latter vieing with Brickley In
NJ drop kick. Baker will be paired
nh Buck Weaver for the long dis
nee title Baker will undoubtedly
III II he has another day like yester-
~ for Buck can, but won't, throw
NJ the grandstand, while Baker has
q the way to the flag pole to show his
mbition. bush and Hughie High an
Eered Chances ultimatum. "Are you
1th rs or agin us" by strenuous, but
n<Ontrolled heaves that went into
- statistical report as errors.
YouRE MoRBIp,
lad ON, MAcDuFEi
The generals report said. "Great
avery was shown by the Tiger in
oIderS, who risked life and limb try
y vainly to get In front OF hard hit
~ which would surely have Grip
~ them badly had they been able
reach them. They are to be COM
0ded. The spectators, too, showed
<o{titude that Ia remarkable In this
when real baseball games are
80. They stuck to the bitter end.
IA cheers rent the air whenever q
nkee was retired against his will"
Ihen followed detailed descrip-
- Of the battle. The general stated
g he left out q few hits and errors
~ and there, but followed his list Of
oolities as closely az possible.
ZONES single, Daley's double and
~ single. draped over Veach's
Ia rave the Yanks two runs on
Inns IN the first.
Aroe singles, one each by Maisel.
- and Daley, with Keating.s sac
- came IN the second and had
- two runs before Boehler re
lo1 Williams Boehler struck out
0k and forced Cree to fy.
~ Tanks missed In the third.
~ GOT their regular two In the
nth. however. Kingman stood IN
ne plate for Heating and saw
01ler pass him. Boone singled
lyman to third, where WARRIOR
Lto4 20 run for him. Daley forced
ne, WARRIOR being held. Then
- some fireworks. Daley stole.
~ threw TO centerf1eld, WARRIOR
ring and Daley reaching third.
- qlung the ball to the Tigers dug
and Daley scored.
0ok doubled In the nth. He ad-
I'D 70 third on an infeld out.
~ walked. Peck and Maisel pull
H. double theft, Peck scoring.
for the real doings. Starting
Boone everybody but Sweeney
CoIoWeu, who was pitching, sim
11vo had been run IN when
replaced Boehler. Sweeney
80 more By mistake than any
ere and Caldwell famed. Boone,
5<En8 fOr the second time IN the IN.
q, Med. Six runs resulted.
HID the seventh.
1Ilen slreled In the eighth sook |
ond on Bush's wild heave and went
nome on couple OF fnfield |
There was only single and n |
base N the ninth
- the Tigers Three singles nv
1orty. High and veach and = tY,rls
Vxn N BY Crawford with two ON =,
third and two men ont scored
runs and saw the downsa,, 'e ~
tics veach's triple and Bnrrs.
erlnce ny. which was worth bnt M.
scored another IN the sixth.
eATURES OF MICHIGAN
TENNIS TOURNEY START
The real features OF the M,ch,.on
- Tennis tournament start today
14hfy meets Lindauer and Owen
~ Green for q chance to stav IN
mails for the state singles cham
1ohip. Doughty and Owen are ne.
4 players and are paired IN nc
-, Lindauer and Green ara