The Detroit times., 1916-06-20
THE INDIANS
ARE UPON US
Cleveland Comes TO Town With
Cargo of Bear Stories;
Slab staff Shaky

The Indians are upon us. They
came from Cleveland by steam boat
and effected Landing al Thlrc-st.
this morning, after which they cap
tu-rd The Cadillac hc'el and scalped
ila-a breakfast than anything bur a
bali club could handle at one sit
ting This afternoon the red kins
viii advance upon Nayin held with
sinister designs and it is expected
! that more people than over saw
Tuesday game In Detroit viii Poe in
the stands 10 look over ,ae iiacas.
The showdown is al hand. and
everything fayO-s tu. Tigers. All
sorts Of Tear stories aIe hlttIuS from
the Cleveland wigwams. Morton Is
sick, Klepfer is not expected 10 sur.
viye the day. Terry Turner is
| wounded, Ray Chapman hasn't re
covered from his wounds, and Cove
leske. Bagby, Coumbe and Mitchell
all have been used 700 recently to
start today. To hear the Indians
talk. scribe could easily imagine
himself in a football camp just be-
fore ? big game. There is suspi-
cion, however. that Morton and
/ Klepfer Will do some hinging this
week, ani that Chapman will De able
TO stop scme grounders. Nor would
IL surprise anybody II Terry Turner
were back al third before the series
gets far along.
The Tigers are in grand shape.
Harry Heilman has been a bit i'll
with tonsilitis for the past two or
three days, but a sunsniny afternoon
will 40 more 10 bring him around
than ANYTHING else Even little
George Harper. out for a month
with a broken leg. expects TO be in
uniform today Cunningham and
/ Hamilton are the only Tiger pitch
ers who are not ready TO work 10.
day. and inasmuch IS the right hand
or has had a couple OF oays rest,
he can take the slab in a pinch.
Both Dauss and Coveleskie are
ready today. Probably both viii
warm up and then IL il likely that
, Dauss will start the game Jennings
hopes 20 pitch the Tuesday finger
again on SATURDAY, and II is Dauss
turn TO pull the iron man stun.
/ George hasn't had a loJ Of success
against Cleveland this srring, ac-
cording tc the win-lCse column but
he has not Teen margled by any Of
the redskin luggsrs. and al OF his
ssncs would have been triuuphs
had his team mates given him four
or Eve runs.
The indians are rot nearly so
cocky as they were week ago.
For New York 10 lose three games
of four in Detroit and with three IT.
lClryelaad the same week Ia more
than they can understand Donovan
Jared Tohrs Fohlies more than is
admitted on thing is certain-the
INDIANS viii not Doe over confident
This afternoon. That is falling
that may make trouble for tho Tig
ers. They won't be aole 70 fool as
they did in the Philadelphia Ferie+
and get away with much. Except
: for huke garle, there won't be
I any runs 10 waste.
! This morning Manager Fohl, oi
, the visitors. still seemed In the no
2 ton 90 start Grover Loudermilk thi'
2 afternoon. A. a matter Of fact, this
is the time to take lcng chance
The rest Of the Cleveland stan ha
been useG In relays over the wee'
, e,d. and none OF It l. any TOO fresh
,ff FohI could get away with Louder
, milk. II would give his other twirl
b c-s a very valuable cay OF rest III
} stiI has a huncn that Loudly VII
come through With the old control
Perhqp- ho viii. Grover pitches tw'
. or three wonderful games each sea
.er lie hurled one against Detroi
last year. and another for Detrol'
2 against Now York.
n Falhy had be'n slated 10 perform
b ara.nst The 1irers today II Louder
mil. does not. bur he had 10 pitci
part OF Cuveleskie's game for hin
z 40 Cleveland yesterday. Bagby onl'
hurled one or TWO innings. but h
, was warming up all afternoon and
hardly is 10 shane 10 perform al toT
.pccd this afternoon
The BninbridEe team in the niIl'