New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

The Tigers have won fifteen out OF
the twenty games they have PLAYED
with the Yankees this season. In re"
have the Tiger hitters been less neces-
sary than they were yesterday. Bill
James. formerly Of st. Louis, held New
York TO two hits. One run was enough
10 beat the town boys, but the Tigers
took two in spite Of the saucy way the
Yankees had Of making Tiger runners
perish on the bases. Eleven Detro''
runners died on base, for Ray flshei
in the pinches frequently was as haro
TO hit az a sporting editor for a hgh'
ticket 81.
The Tigers did all their scoring IN the
second and third innings. IN the se0oi q
Sam Crawford started the inning ny
waiting and walking. Burns urea 20
.5unt. and popped a snort NY .n'o
Fishers outstretched hands. loul;s
snapped a grounder 10 PecAlnP4IE ~
who half threw, half oatted the pan d
Baumann, who was covering seoQnl I'm IL.
an attempt 10 force Crawford. II was
berd chance; the ball went over
Raumann's head and both runners
Stanage singled sharply 70 centre
and Crawford came lum ber.ng IN rom
second. Miller, one Of Donovan ne"
youno men. felded the ball quickly out
lie throw 10 the plate was SIX ysrdS
vide. and Crawford was safe. WIN
TWO on base and only one man out,
Fisher settled down and James touieu
20 Nsisel and Bush flied 70 Hartze!l.
Wit was the first man up IN the thiTd
md he beat out q bunt OoOD IN
field out Put Witt on second, and ne
stole third. Neach's single 10 rgh'
scored Witt. ..L. r;ro~s
from scoring in the NTH. WIN one
out. he beat out bunt ana 'ooh suC -.
= lead of first that he was almost
,-bt IN a throw from Fisher. Neach
donbIed of the right neld wall ana
.Cobb trotted around 70 third. CraW-
ford nopped 10 Peckinpaugh: Burns
wss hit bv a pitched ball. nilng the,
csses. Cobb strayed too far OF thlrd
M was out on a throw by F1sher'
6onovan introduced Allan Russell, a
xoungste~ from Richmond, IN the nlhIh'
Sfter Caldwell had batted for Fisher'
Russell pitched the only inning IN
.rhich the Tigers didn't get a man on
base --,,ross
Russell had no respect for proves s-
II was the first time he had pitched IN
The major leagues, and perhaps ne
di6n't recognize the Detroit batters-
He acted as if he might be throwing
20 Tom Dick and larry, instead OF 70
Oscar. Tyrus and Robert Nl,t ana
cobb were easy infeld outs ana
Baumann's double and MaiseIs
,ingle were the only hits made by the
YANKEES. Naisel started the hfth WIN
his hit, but he didn't pass second. mart
zell fouled 10 Witt A base on balls TO
Miller moved Maisel along 20 second
base The two died on base, Tor Nuna-
maker and Fisher failed TO make any
impression on James.
filings looked threatening for me
Tigers in the sixth, but the threats
we're never carried out. Cook took Tour
balls and Peckinpsugh hit INTO a
double plav. BaumLnn doubled 20 lett.
Pipp walked. and. with MaIsel up, IL
looked as If something was going 10 ne
done about this Detroit game. But
Naisel flied 10 Neach, ending ALL.
Fisher often had been better
,iteher than he was yesterday. lie
was continually pitching himself INTO
holes and pitching himself out again
II wasn't a particularly thrilling game
But there was no doubt as 10 who won
Which. in these unsettled times, is
something, al least.