The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29

I much as II he might be n big nelp be-
fore long. He had no less than Ave fly
balls In hts territory. None of them
was n cinch. and at least three were
extremely difficult. His best catch was
that off Bush In the fourth inning. This
was II low liner, between centre and
right. for which Barney had to throw
himself Onward in the last step. The
drive would have gone to the fence had
II got past him.
The Yankees broke out in front with
two runs In the first inning. They might
have had plenty more If Pipp and Boone
hadn't messed the squeeze play. Boone
walked with one out and raced to third
on Maisels double to left. Here the
squeeze was ordered. but pipp hunted
so straight toward Dubuc that the latter
was able to nip Boone at the plate.
Pipp. however, wisely kept on to second
on the play. Dubuc filled the bases by
passing Cook. Barney made rood with
the faithful by slamming a clean single
centre on which Maisel and pipp
Tailed.
'obb's double with two out In the
hrst had been wasted. as Sam Crawford
fnuled to Fipp. The Tigers made use,
of a single and two more doubles in the
second To knot tho score. Burns sin.
g'ed to left and Bush dropped a lucky
double near the chalk mark against the
right wall. caldwell tclescoped away
up for Stanage's hopper and held the
Two runners while he retired the catcher.
lie got careless with Dubuc after h.
had him in the hole and served one
right in Jeans eroove-hivh to the out
side Of the plate. Dubuc Strengthened
inns INTO right for a double that tallted
Burns and Bush. Barney made n pretty
running catch Of Wits short loft.
With two out in the third pipp drove
the ball into the upper stands fifteen feet
fair Baumann doubled with one out ia
the fourth. Sweeney drew a pass Call-
we'll slapped one OF Dubuc's glove 40
hard that 1t rolled all the way to Cobb,
Baumann scoring easily. II looked as
II Dubu were on tho run. hut he tight
,'ened ana famed High. Boone sent an
easy fly To Crawford.
tanag singled to begin Detroit, s
attn. but Dubuc this time tapped 70
Boone. who started a snappy double play
Crawford's only hit came with two gone
ia the sixth. Burns's clean single 10
left pried loose the seventh. Bush's out
by way of Maisel sent the runner along.
spoiled the chance by tanning. and Dubuc
popped to Boone
Baumann's second double came with
only one out IN the sixth and he was
left AT the midway. az Sweeney struck
out and Caldwell popped to Witt. High
opened the seventh with a double to
centre. Boone's best vas an easy fy.
But little Fritz Malsel bobbed up with
his second hit for the run. Fritz stole
second. Then he stole third. and got all
the way home when Mckee threw over
Wits head. This second steal was ac-
coinplished on the ball that passed Pipp.
Cook singled to left. hut Pipp was toe
eager to get away with the pitch and
was trapped of second In trying 10 steal
while Dubuc held the ball.
N"ach singled to centre IN the ninth.
Burns was retired when Cook came in
behind Bauinsnn for a Texas League
offering. Bush walked. Mckee singled
to centre. scoring NeaCh. pubuc singled
to right. scoring Bush. Moriarty ran for
Dubuc. Wit scratched a Texas Lacquer
toward right which Pipp somehow man
AGED to reach in time. K~ayanaugh, who
had replaced Young at second, ended
the game by popping to Baumann while
Ty Cobb looked sadly on. Ty had
warmed up with four bats preparatory
to "A general cleanup The score