The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-13
plATHERs WIN FROM
TIGERS ON SUNDAY
t.G.x GROOVES ONE TO Mish"
AND THE WINNING Run Il
MADE IN TENTH.
,,,,ox,mately $500 people Witness
-, the Exhibition Game Oh
Tigers and 1t Was Thor
ougly Enjoyed

Tho Tigers in their den at Juhs"
rart II NAV be possible that the
panthers could overthrow niger
attack at Haynes park. but there
mt a chance on the home grounu'
a,,or tho Tigers regulars have mad
,imbering up In Sundays game q
For, Worth the Tigers, with busn'
Young Kavanaugh, Maisel, Harper
end Burns. having only day "orA
ont lost a rather interesting game
that went ten full frames TO Drins
the deciding score. There were per
haps $500 people who saw the game
and probably 1000 of that numper
re;oicea over the victory of the home
team.
Jennings started Marshall, who al
lowed three hits and two runs IL the
three innings he pitched, and he was
then relieved by Pagan, the Texas
wonder. who got away with sever
teen games won to none lost In the
Western association last year Fa-
gan worked we'll for four innings
tut in the eighth allowed the Pan
theirs TO tie up the score, and IN the
tenth was walloped for three hits
that Melted the winning score for the
Fort Worth team.
Four errors we're chalked UP
against the Panthers for the AFTER
noon. but two were by Manager Atl
himself out of his position at first.
The other was by Holloway, who
failed to handle little teaser that
came to him from the bat of Young
| in the eighth inning, and did no
damage. The other was by Wratten
at third, who dropped throw from
Atz in the second. He tried to tag
Maisel. who tangled all up with the
ball and Wratten in a way that would
have made the hobble somewhat ex-
cusable in July.
The Tigers made two errors. One
was by Maisel at third, who crowded
the ball in a possible double play and
booted it. However, with three hits
to MS credit, Maisel should worry
about a little thing like miscue
The other error was by Bush on a
| bad peg.
| Bush was the first man up for the
| Tigers, and while Lefty Mapel was
locating the plate, Bush drew o
walk, Young sent Bush to second on
an out and Kavanaugh grounded one
to Dee that travelled rather slowly.
Bush started with good lead off
| and sprinted home while Dee pegged
| to Atz at first, who was unable to
| throw the runner out at the plate.
1t was big league stuff on the part
| of Bush, who saw the chance when
| the ball was hit slowly and took II.
The result was that he put his team
in the lead at the start. Veach lined
out to McIver.
| Despite McIver's hit, the Panthers
we're unble to make serious threat
| in the first. In Detroit's second
with one out, Maisel hit one through
short, Harper grounded to Wratten
and Jakey Atz at first returned the
ball to third to get Maisel, anc
Wratten dropped the throw in tht
disturbance created when Maisel hi
the dirt nicely. Stanage cracked {
liner through the box that Mape
wisely gave the high sign to, and le
it travel. Maisel scored. Marshal
| grounded TO Holloway
In Fort Worth's second Wrattel
opened up with clean hit TO lef
field. Holloway sacrificed. Mana
, ger Atz doubled to left, scorin
Wratten, Belts and Mapel went ou'
both Maisel at third to Burns a
first
Tigers Scored in Third.
Detroit made its last run in til
third. With two down, kavanaug
drove one that hit third base an
went for two bags. Veach hit on
to Dee, who threw rather low to AT;
and the manager tried to back up o
il and fell over the bag. Veach Wa
safe and Kavanaugh scored Burn