New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Georgia Peach Is Twice
Compelled TO Leave
Runners Stranded.
TWO RAYS TOO MUCH
FOR DETROIT TEAM
CALDWELL and Fisher Hurl Great
Ball and Local Team
Wins Out.
Nv GRANTLAND RICE.

l,er,iuc presence OF -o,VVV lapS, lhe
! mortal Tyrus struck out twice yes
| ..r5sv with runners on and but one run
100 10 tie the score, With Cobb held
| : bon6ace By the double-N Rays. Cold
Eli and Fisher. u should be no sudden
| .sws 10 relate that the Nanks sup
| ,,sssed the Tigers by the score OF :
l., / all three tallies being counted
over the error route.
n isn't often that Ty strikes out
vSen blow is badly needed. When he
Soss II is always considered a feature.
when he fans twice i'm one day II is
,poehal. bordering on the dynastic..
me big Saturday throng cheered Ty
hon he rammed one through Frank
P,Esr. but 10 cheered still louder when
10 came up in the sixth and eighth and
SHED the balmy air IN vain. There Is
-otbine the crowd likes better than TO
lee nobility slip and fall.
The pitching on both clubs was too
rowerful for the Batting Eye, but the
ysnk defence held q bit tighter IN
other ways and thereby achieved the
Main purDose in hand. One Eank bob
BE let in the only Tiger run. nut
brsce Of visitor miScues, mixed IN with
Two hits. rendered null and void the
lever pitching Of George Cunningham,
lifted from the bushy cXpaEse tnat
,urrounds Duluth TO hurl for Detroit.
Raw Caldwell opened fire on the
Tigers and for six rounds rumpied them
I'D with four hits and run, the latter
an unearned increment. But starting
the seventh Ray intercepted a relay
nom Walters with the nail of nus
right forehngcr and TINS accident
forced him from the field
Caldwell had just awarded. ihrcc
balls 20 Hcilman when the accident oc-
Cured. 90 Slim Love WAS sent ln 10 10Y
with the Tigers until Ray llshcr couiq
warm up. By the time Love had ianneu
Burns and walked Pep Young flsher
was ready 90 man the mound ana carry
Csldwells scheme 20 q logical conciu-
sion. Both Caldwell and Fisher were
,rfremelv effective in the tight spots
OF battle. and these are the spots
where effectiveness counts.
Back TO Normal
After Fridays circus work both clubs
we're about ready 20 let down a bit
and travel az normal speed. There
we're few chances for spectacular plays,
and even some OF the easy ones were
rufed and booted about by the eager
athletes. With errorless playing on the
easv chances neither side would have
counted a run and there might have
been another sixteen inning spasm.
Il has been so long since the dazeo
Tigers have won a game that they may
lave been overeager after taxing the
lead in the third. Their last Eastern
l. ar AazrG
Philadelphia, They had so many men
PASSED in that series that they nave
forgotten how 70 hit.
With two out in the first Cobb. struck
or his only hit. sharp single tha'
.ore It's way through Bakers hands: IN
me second Neach opened with a long
Uow 10 left which Hughie High ran
DOWN for the best catch Of the day. In
The same round Wally Pipp cracked one
jar in to right centre-a mighty walIop
that scared some 20 yards beyond heli-
man and Cobb. sending Pipp TO third
where he stuck when Peck lifted TO
cobb and High grounded out.
4 Bit Of Slip.
Tie Ysnks slipped in the third for
t.c sole Tiger run. Pep Young reached
irst when Pipp mufied Peck's peg, per
retra,ed TO plaster Pep with putouI'
Siauage sacrificed and Cunningham
singled 20 left. scoring his mate.
The Yanks had a chance IN the third,
when Caldwell singled and Gllhooley
bounded q scratch hit over the boI'
Bush came in for the ball and Ray took
a desperate chance. attempting 10 race
from first 20 third on the iniield tap.
lie was nailed in a cloud Of dust and
oratory.
The Tiger defence broke in the
fourth With one out Baker cracked
a single 10 left. Pipp singled to cen
ire. Peck was thrown out, bat hlgn
tapped a slow roller down the right
field line and. when Cunningham
Iegced high 20 Burns at first, BAKER
scored and Pipp scampered on to third:
High lost no time In starting TO steal,
and a freak play thereupon popped out.
Stanage. bEfiuC a throw to second,
Wheeled and started q throw for Plpp,
well of third. when the bali slipped
and SCARED like a pop fly to DOME BUSH
40 short. Stanage had evidently
gripped spit-ball. where the saliva
was still cleaning in the sun, Tor no
one was more astonished than the Dig
catcher. when the peg scared out 10
Bush. 40 feet 20 the right of third.
Ppp scored the winning run on TINS
damp play. From this point on the
lsnks refrained from making a MT
although Joe Gedeon was twice hit Oy
inshoots that whistled merrlly into ms
Tbs.
We Wuz Skeered.
In the sixth Witt opened with
single and a dark shadow fell across
The stands as Cobb walked up. Bu ?
this rally ended in q puff when ~
famed and Witt was thrown out steal
ing.
Starting the seventh Caldwell gave
way to Love. Heilman and Young
walked in this inning, but with one OUT
Stanage hoisted pop TO Peck ahc
lieilman ducked for third on the play.
. This bad base running wrecked another
impending rally. as he was easily
doubled al second
The Tigerines came back for one
tnsl rush in the eighth. with Fisher IN
The rife pit. Sam Crawford, next 10
Cobb still the hardest hitter on the
club. batted for Cunningham and
singled TO right. Bush hunted ana
Fisher threw wild 10 first. Witt saeri-
Iced
Here we're runners on second ana
,laird with one out and Cobb swinging
hree massive clubs. He threw away
lSo and held the wrong one, for FISHER
struck him out.
Having emerged from this dismal
l'oklng grotto, Vermont Ray proceeded
h,eTtily TO the finish in true scholastic
wye. In the ninth inning Jenning'
Shl in Harper and Kavanaugh to ioi-
low Sam Crawford's pinch-hitting eN-
ample, but there is still only one Cra"-
ford.
Tigers are Weakened.