The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
TIGERS NOSE OUT YANKS
IN CONFLICTFULL OF Eight
Vanquished Nine Has Combative Spirit Liked by Crowd,
but Victors Also Have 1t, Plus Confidence Born
of Past Achievements-Score 3 to 2.

istic swift and keen judgment. con-
verted into a two Dagger. The upshot
OF that daring was n tied score. The
other trip he started with the less he
roic. but quite as lucrative, feat OF
walking to first. But before his facul-
ties. physical and mental, were fully
warmed up to the days requirements he
bounced a grounder to Peckinpaugh In
the first innin. on which Bush was
thrown out at third. In this inning also
Ty was thrown out stealing. Peck
made a beautiful stab for a high throw
TO tag Cobb. and Tyrus reclincd there,
foot to bag. several moments before he
conceded his capture In such a manner
Pip had the markings IN the second,
which he proceeded to prove when he
doubled to left. Cook splashed n single
to Bush. Bush couldn't have made a
play on anybody had he scooped the
ball clearly. Pipp advanced to third
and scored when Hartzell flied to Craw-
ford. Cook stole second. went to third
on Boone's out and made u lugubrious
hungle. otherwise n hick play. In an at
tempted double steal. He was So eager
tina he bottled In from third before Nc
Kee threw the ball to anybody.
Delighted. I'm sure the pleasure IL
all mine 90 exclaimed the red headed
managers red headed catcher as Cook
Ihn ilhi illNo hAiis ~ "hSlNN ~
only time things came Detroit's way.
Tyrus walked In the fourth. on the
run and hit he vent to third when
Crawford singled a smuggling single past
Pipp. Said wallop c~allente was the only
one OF the game for the Nebraska cata-
mount. but with II the Wahoos Who
did a powerful lot OF damage. He
put Ty in position to score on Neach's
wicked slam OF Keating's shin. With
thA hat Nhtu Nannh annTnN nm tAc IA
peach. although not from Georgia.
on Cooks walk and steal and Hart
zell's two Dagger the Yanks took the
lead again In the fourth. Iiartzell's
double was a low fy to short let. Bush
Ian Witt went out for It and lef, third
entirely uncovered. but Hartzcll didn':
see the opening. He was too busy
sliding into second to notice II and Man
ager Donovan called him for his blind
ness.
Roone was on second in the seventh
with nobody out. He walked and
stole. Nunamaker struck out. Heating
singled to the infeld. The Dctroits
weren't greatly ~perturbed over the pros
pect OF another Yankee run. for the
infeld stayed back. Maisel showed tho
wisdom OF that plan by popping a Az
pedaling movement, just after which
Peckinpaugh forced Heating.
Cobb hit into left in the eighth. tho
ball went TO Hartzell on the nrst bound
and vet Cobb reached second withou.
the play there being so much as being
close. A wild pitch put him on third
and Crawford's hot bounder, on which
Boone did well TO throw out the batter
put Cobb across. Young walked In the
ninth. Coveleskie hacked n fuke sort o.
single TO right. sending Young TO third
and Bush pushed a single TO left. Youns
tailed on that insertion.
Boone's single and Cove,'s bad throw
or II sent Boone TO second in the nintt
with one out. Nunamaker and Caldwe.
grounded To the infeld. leaving Boont
one jump removed from a tie game
The score: