The Detroit times., 1914-06-03
TIGERS WIN nine OUT OF
TEN AGAINST WHITE SOX
"Nobody Home" When Hits
Mean Runs For Visitors and
Locals Cop ) to 2
CIRCUS CATCHES HELP
TO BRING VICTORY
Witt and MOriarty Figure in
Splendid Defensive Work
Hall is Effective

There was nobody home in the
White Sox camp when hits meant
runs yesterday and the Tigers won
TO IL was the ninth victory for
the Tigers out OF ten meetings WIN
the Sox this season
IL looked like one OF those oIa-
fashioned donations In the first when
Chase and Blackburne got into
mix-up over which one should go
after Kavanagh's infield fly and let II
fall safe while Witt and crawford,
who had been passed scampered
home with two counters.
Not to be outdone in generosity,
however, the Tigers handed those
runs right back on silver platter IN
the second With two down Schalk
singled gAlcock then doubled down
the left foul line. Schalk was held
at third Blackburne laid low roller
down 10 Burns but that worthy FUN
bled and Schalk and Alcock scored.
There was nothing more doing un-
III the sixth which Witt opened with
q single. Witt sprained his ankle
when he hit the bag and Purteli was
sent In to run for him. High forced
Purtell and Crawford flew TO Dem
init Kavanagh singled and Burns
walked, filing the sacks, Moriarity
singled and High and Kavy counted,
Burns going TO third Stanage also
delivered, sending Burns across. Nor.
iarity pulled the throw to the plate
When Stanage started down TO sec
ohd and both were safe when Morry
lodged back 10 third IL looked like
q couple more but Hall laid weak
one down 10 Rlackhurne and was
thrown out at first.
That ended the scoring for the day.
The Sox threatened several times
bnt sensational fielding in these
pinches saved the day. In the third
Witt went clear TO the wall and leap
ed into the air to nab Collins fly,
which was surely ticketed for
a homer. and which would have sent
Chase, who safe on Bush's error.
across the pan, too.
Collins was also the sufferer in an.
other sensational play pulled OF by
Moriarity I'm the seventh The Tiger |
captain pulled great one-hand catch |
aid ended the inning, cutting off two |
rms.
Hall missed getting credit for a
shutout game by the merest iuke,
Burns error, which was quite mex
cusable, being responsible for both |
the Sox runs. The Joplin gentleman |
was frequently in trouble but showed |
his gameness by coming through in |
the pinches and saving himself on
more than one occasion. He was |
there with the old control, too, Civ |
ing but three passes, not one OF which |
had any bearing on the scoring.
Kavanagh led in the attack getting |
three bingles in four e. to the |
plate. He kicked away a chance at a
score In the fourth when Schalk |
caught him mapping off third.
Burns got a single and sacrifice |
In two times up He also drew /,
walk and counted later on a single
by Stanage.
Galatians alleged strategy is often
pretty hard TO dope out. In the
eighth he de- ed Alcock, the only |
one of the ST 70 have two hits, and
replaced him with Fournier, who |
hasn't been hitting here all season.
Fourier came through as expected.
He struck out
Schalk is a great catcher but he i
plays In hard luck in Detroit. The
fleet Tigers pilfered seven sacks yes
terday and made him look pretty |
bad. The youngster seems TO 30 good !
everywhere except In this city.