The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
TIGERS PITCHERS
FOOL The GIANTS
NcGraw'S Men Make Only
Four Hits and Lose
by ) to =.
KAlFF Is BEST At BAT

~, S.. Ten. March gj.-The series
hrNc,u the Giants and Detroit Tigers
ga. Continued here to-day before n crowd
o. 10000 Dallas and north Texas fans at
c,rdrc~ Park. The Tigers won easily
rs -,orr Of > to :. Roland and cum
rneuim held the Giants to four hits.
u.s.. II which were made by Benny
k,uG while Iilmero and Schauer were
r.It r' battery errors that materially
AIDED the enemy. Though the Tigers
made only six hits and the Giants COM
u.''.i uo errors, the issue was not scri-
ou,,y doubted alter the fifth inning,
eheu Detroit scored two runs on one hit.
Both teams were on their toes and
f.ttIr1 all the way. After last nights
heavy ruu-the first that has visited
tbs part Of Texas in nearly two months
The Weather turned much cooler to-
dan. ut remained clear overhead. The
spectators wore their oVercoats and
rooted lmpt'tially for all the celebrities.
Tor once the Texans were neutral and
every good play was liUcrilly appiauded.
To-day combat had a worlds serie
favor. as ticket spectators cried their
Wares near the entrances and three UNI
lies ,'iuIitcd. the chief being Cy Nor
.t". former pitcher Tor the Philadelphia
Athletics.
III, National League batsmcn were
absolutely helpless before lSoland and
,4nn.nghIu. kIuT and Eddie Rousch
contributed three OF New Works four
us for the glory OF the departed Fed
ia, League, ana Pitcher Palmero made
'.e fourth McGlaw's veterans had no
punch whatever.
IT, G,autS Went to bat first and scored
10Th :.r.r runs before Detroit broke
lruIEu Although McGraw was appar
cay ,Gtmpiuniug u lost cause In the
.tA. lr got out on the coaching lines
AID worked up a situation that held
tlc ,ruNd in their seats.
VIA two out and two on bases. Me-
rl,N ,Illvd Oh George Kelly. his home
-. hitter. \ HON. run would have
led the score II Kelly already has
made iNo on the Dallas grounds this
svgus The tail Californian did not
have a chance To- deliver. however. ON
.Hr SECOND bah pitched Rousch tried TO
seal second base and was thrown out
-. 'l" last play OF the game. What
MOO AN said ABOUT that "boncr' is
N'aH-lD from publication.
kauu singled in the second inning.
-"i, second and scored on "A blow TO
ltt Held hy kousch, who also stole
.It was left when Rariden grounded
y BUSH Ialmero opened the third with
. single. Burns's inreld out. an error
b, iIs. A-the only misplay OF the game
aside from battery hungies-lnd Lobert's
out h'.and 10 Bush to Burns, scored the
Cuban.
Ho,l.d passed Rariden and Boyle in
lie NTH. bat Stauage picked Lobert's
.gIl 81 the grand stand screen for the
Lrd ont.
cunningham held the Giants to one
h. 90 the last four innings. T. was pro-
Gus,i by kduff. who opened the ninth
b. iooscn!ug a board on the right field
fence. The rebound was so brisk that
ht.r was held on first base. Merkle
famed and Fletcher forced kauH. FLEET
cher then stole second and third without
opposition from Stauas.. bu, when
Aoisch walked the Tigers hogan 70
worry. Then followed The celebrated
Done
The Tigers Joltcd Talm-rs IN the Soc
Old. when Harper doubled aud Young
Vas winged by Il pitched ball. No harm
w. done, however. as StauaCe grounded
20 Fletcher for the third out. The score
Nts : 10 . when Boland opened the last
hal II the third by striking out. Bush
t'uhi"d to right. the wind carrying the
ouil - far that Rousch after a long
chase, could not grip it. Maisel grounded
t. luyir.
crawford drove in the run on "A joke
h tie raised a high iutleld fly. Merkle
sar'od Tor IT but the wind blew the
bel. faster than he could run and the
l. dropped safe near the plate and
twenty feet from Merklc. Bush WAS
s.r0ss tho plate before the bah came
,"N.. IaImcro lasted one ming too
H"
Iir started the fourth by hitting STAN
a Jennings called I'm Marty kav-
a tIci. 10 BAT for Roland, and Marty
smashed the first ball to centre for three
ba,y. StdLaGt scoring the tying run.
k"Nauaggh yarried IN the winning coun-
I" oH iiush's sacrifice ny TO I,ousch.
f,,h" SrhIl"r performed his cele-
fa'wI wild pitch specially I'm the sew
CO.. winch De- crossed catcher i,arIdon
8rI t. .u 'h' fiual M Young walked
2. a rrt"r S'auaCc tiied out. cum
-.r. Sod. advancing Young Ia
Tile squeeze play put Young
nss. Eish sacrificing, Schauer 20 Mer-
TO. 'f'H. CHAM reached third on
scN- ilticld hit and counted on the
v pitch
.' score