New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-30
Wild William Ruftled.

In 10 Yesterday Wild Nilham was
secretly nourishiug a lot OF nope con
corning the Yankees chances TOT Ine
pcnnat But that double back mp
Yesterday left him as free rom nope
as fish is from fleas Even u the nos
pitals should open and restore Ine
wounded Yanks 20 the ranks lhe pen
nant ladder is creased as Tar a. .Io
Donovanites are concerned. Conse-
orentlv the clarion call of Hughie Jen-
nings grated considerably upon Ms
shell-lke ear. A. -
yalids I'm the first inning, when VIZ
smoto one from Nick Cullop for TIL
plc and scored on sacrifice fly from
Rush. They piled up couple more
!, inc fourth when Cobb outsprlnted
an infeld hit and went TO third on a
.v.ine nv Neach. WahOo Sam Crawford
vent out 20 Pipp and Burns was
passed filling the bases COBB urea
to make home on Young's grounder 10
hIsisel. but was nailed on the pan
Tub Spencer, the circumferential back
.top of the Tigers, brought IN Neach
snd Burns. but was thrown out trying
TO stretch the hit TO a double.
I'm the sixth the Tigers went after
Cullop in earnest and they laced him
of the mound. Cobb started 1t with
vicious swipe that almost fattened Gull
lop. but was nailed stealing. Neacn
doubled and Crawford squeezed a mt,
but Veach was hooked trying to come
I'm on Burnss grounder Crawford
scored on a two-bsgger by Young and
Burns scored on Spencer's bunt.
I'M the ninth inning Neach cleared
The bases with a three-bagger to rignJ
field and came home himself on Covel-
e.kie's sacrifice fly. 1t was some DAY
Tor Mr.. Neach, for besides the Triple
he made a double, three singles ana
,v,lked three times in the two games.
The second game marked the return
of / Franklin Baker. the costly con
valescent of the Yankees. j. Frank
lin was wheeled out of the disabled
ward at time when a home run would
have checked the rampant Tigers.
Mullen walked and Fritz Maisel cele-
brated his return to active service with
a double at the expense OF Mr.. DauSs'
1t was the psychological moment for a
pinch hitter, super-swlper. BIZ
Donovan beckoned TO where the farmer
Of Trappe, Nd, was nursing his busted
sie
Baker Strikes Out.
As J. Franklin walked toward the
plate swinging his war club the multi
tude tossed headgear alOft and burst
into jubilation. They felt sure that
Baker would take a healthy swipe at
he Bengals. But nothing at all hap
pened J. Franklin struck out as grace
July as any other pinch hitter
The Tigers got in the first punch in
the second Neach walked and was
sent TO second on a sacrifice by Craw-
ford. Burns shot bounding one to
Mullen, who juggled it, and Veach got
20 third Young dropped one right in
front Of the plate and Veach shot
across for the first run. Tub Spencer
brought in Burns with a nice single.
Cobb travelled the circuit in the
fifth. He got base on balls, and
reached third on Veach's single A wild
pitch gave him time TO lope across. Tub
Spencer brought the other Tiger run in
al by himself. lscing d homer into the
left field bleschers.
Maisel, the recuperated invalid.
brought in the only Yankee run in this
game. He singled past Young Wal
ters hit TO Crawford, who fumbled the
ball, and the fleet Fritz travelled ali
The way over.