New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

Cobb's words, therefore. had more
effect than they would have had il ad.
dressed 70 n sand pi, or a msshie or
golf ball, and Dauss needed them, fore
ing Baumann, the best hitter the Van.
KEGS have now, TO pop a foul to Stanags
and end the q me, when a hit would
have won it.
Ray Caldwell pitched for the Yankees
and a rather good job he made Of Il.
His trouble was in getting the third
scored after two were out.
Tyrus Cobb caused o great deal Of
unrest among the Yankees. Rumor has
had II that Tyrus hasn't been hitting
that he had lost his batting eye. He
hasn't lost il. He just checked il at
the Polo Grounds the last time he was
here, and he got il back as soon as the
Detroit club came back 70 town. Tyru.
was slain twice on the base lines. bu.
he got single and a double, scoring
two OF Detroits runs and driving in a
third
Many Odd Plays in Game.
The game sparkled with brilliant
plays. Elmer Miller, Donovan's new
centre fielder, stole q threebase hit
from Sam Crawford in the second inn
ing BY sprinting into deep centre and
pulling down a drive with his bare
hand while running toward the fence
Oscar Witt braved a collision with the
stand ard made fire running catch Of
CaldwelPs foul in the seventh, and in
the second Bush went far back and
barely nabbed Nunamakers short fy.
Then there were odd plays. too.
There were four outs for the Yankees
in the eighth inning. With two out
Maisel grounded to Bush and was
thrown out. Just as he hit the ball
another one, thrown from the stand,
rolled on the diamond. The umpires
called Maisel back and let him try
again. He hit another 10 Bush and
was out again.
In the seventh inning there was
great hullabaloo Cobb opened the in.
ming by beating out bunt. Two in
field outs put him on third. Burns was
up. Cobb tented as If he meant 20
steal home as Caldwell pitched. Nuna'
maker grabbed the ball before It go,
over the plate and Umpire Nallin sent
Burns TO first.
Out from the coop came almost the
entire Detroit club on the run. From
the other side and from the field came
the Yankees. Bloodshed seemed immi-
nent. Everybody was bowling indig-
nantly.
LET Ty in" yelled Hughey Jen.
nings. THE runner scores on balk'
"He don't, either!" cried Pipp.
"Whatcha let Burns go to first for"
"You oughta let Ty score" said Jen'
nings. "You oughta let him score"
Ty, down on third. unable 20 take
active part in the discussion, yelled
that he thought so, too.
Bill Donovan pushed the crowd away
from Nallin as Lew Fields used to push
away Joe Weber's hair before gouging
out his eyes. Bill stepped close to
Nallin.
Don't you know the rule about
balk YETI" said Bill. "rhat wasn't 3
balk, and"--
81 know it," said Nallin severely. 81
sen. him to first because the catcher
interfered with the batter"
"0h," said Bill.
"Oh," said Hughey.
"Oh," said Ty.
And the belligerents retired and LEI
the game go on.
Burns stole second and Cobb and
Burns scored on Youngs single TO
right. Stansge famed, ending the inn
ing. Right there the Yanks lost. Caid-
we'll was going fine until the fracas
forced him 10 cool off, and he didn'
get warmed up in the remainder OF the
game.
The Yankees started off in the lead.
In the first inning Cook walked, Peek
inpaugh sacrificed him TO second, from
where he scored on Baumann's double
The Tigers tied il up in the fourth.
Bush was safe on Baumann's error. VIZ
sacrificed him 20 second Cobb ground
ed TO Caldwell, who threw 20 Maisel,
who ran down Bush, Cobb taxing
second. Veach's grounder bounded higa
over Peckinpaugh, scoring Cobb.
The Yankees played safe and loa
chance to score in the sixth. Baumsnh
singled 10 right, and reached third on
Pipp's single 10 left. Nobody was out
so Baumsnn decided not 20 try 10 seors
on Maisel's short fly TO left. Veaen
threw badly to the plate, and the bah
bounded over Stanage. and Bsumanh
Stanage to Dauss.
Into the lead went the Tigers %
scoring two runs in the seventh, as 81
ready related. In the eighth Dsls
singled and was forced by Bush, VINO
was sacrificed to third and scored o.
Cobb's double. Cobb was caught on
second, Caldwell TO Boone 10 Maiseh
greatly to the delight Of the crowd;
Once before. in the first inning, ooog
was caught trying rash delayed s,eA.
that he would have accomplished pu'
for a fine one-hand catch by Peeso'
paugh of NuaamGker's wide throw; :,
The Yankees got one run in the nin1n.
With one out, Miller walked, and VS.
forced by Nunamaker. Caldwell singisa
10 centre. Cook walked, filing W.
bases, and pass TO Boone .pushes
Nur,moLar hopna Paupann fouled otr