The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-21

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CoYeleskie's curves wc-e not wc-tira
ven and he yielded three aiis III the
very first inning. but the three oniy
netted one score. stauage perform
ed a. the receiving end OF the bat.
icry For Dallas Josefson iii fass
one % Young and vas on. al fsrst
base. Stupp sent a high enc away
over Neaeh's head in LETT Garden
add landed safe on second base.
MeCandless flew cut to veach.
Thompson beat out an infield hit hy
fas, sprint and Supp scored when
Crouch hit safe to right. Ycckey
was out ON fly to yeach. H. this
inning Detroit got a scratch hit of
Lendry. but Bush was caught steal
iag after Maisel sacrificed and Craw-
ford retired the side on foul to
McDonough.
In the second inning Browniow
for Dallas placed safe one to CEN
ter. but was out on choice at third
base. McDonough was caught steal
ing second and Landry struck out
without a score. For the Tigers
Veach and Burns went out en- groun-
ders. Harper his safe to center and
Young hit to left. but when Yockey
went up after Stanage's hot drive
he robbed Harper and Young OF
scores.
In the third inning Josefsoa had
singled to right. He was caught
stealing. Supp flew to Harper who
took the ball just back Of second
baseInan's position. MeCandless
struck out. For the Tigers Coyeles-
kie went out on fly to center.
Bush drew pass. Maisel flew left
and Crawford hit dinky ore to
pitcher and the side was out.
The fourth inning failed to change
the result and things were looking
bad for "our nine," but the fifth
told a different story Boland re-
lieyed Coveleskie. After Stanage
and Boland had gone out Doni beat
out an infield hit and Maisel dupli-
Gated. Landry was little afraid OF
"Wahoo" Sam and he passed aim
tC first base, filling the bases. Bob
by Veach was next up and fans lad
great hopes that, the game would be
c;nehed, but Bush would take no
chances on Bobby and stole home
on Landry. 1t was we'll ne did for
McCandless made 3 good catch of
Veach's long fly to center and the
side was out with the score ted It
1 and L.
In the sixth inning Dallas started
with Supp WHO made an easy out
from Boland to Burns. McCandless
was walked and Thompson beat out
an infield hit. McCandless scored
oil Crouch's grounder to first base
Yoekey was out to Bush. With two
men out in the Tigers half al bat
Young hit safe to left. took second
eli error and scored when Stanage
bit safe to left. kavanaGgh was
sent in to clean up, but was out
Brownlow to Thompson.
In the seventh inning Loudermilk
was sent to the relief of Bolanu.
Brownlow, McDorough and Mackey
(batting for Landry were easy outs.
The big fellow seemed to hove all
kinds of stuff and throughout the
remainder of the game the Quakers
didn't get anywhere. In the Tigers
half of this inning Maisel, Crawford
ard veach got to Bono, who sue
ceeded Landry, for a hit each and
veach's two Dagger scored the two
men ahead of his. Bush, Burns and
Harper made the outs.
The eighth inning failed to bring
Dallas a score and the Tigers kept
hammering away at Bono's offerings
with disastrous results, this time
scoring three runs off four hits. In
the ninth Dallas failed to score and
the game was over.
The lineup:
Detroit Alb X. BIZ. Po-A. =
Bush. ...... B y
Fuller. 6. s. .1 1 0 O