New-York tribune., 1917-06-05

and WAS lts4b''NN ~
- The score at the moment the
~s5 TO 3 in favor Of Detroit.
a. the military magnate executed
=, face and started for the exit
D.. Run Baker connected for a clean
+.,,s Corporal Tim Hendryx drove
tro.bagger 20 centre and placed
p,t,- on third. Captain Huston halted
.b,yptly and resumed his seat. He has
inch that something Of great mill
.,-v value was about TO come OF.
Roger Peckil psugh singled along the
,.i,s base line and Baker scored.
yspamsker lifted a long fly to Cobb
.,d Hendrix scored. This tied the
count and Captain Huston, despite the
,.et that the bugles, the hfes and the
,,pms and various other martial in
,,rum.nts we're calling him, settled
NOR. closely into his seat.
Bush Stops Bullet
Az this stage Of the battle Brigs-
H,- Wild William Donovan sent Ray
Caldwell in 10 bat for Slim Love.
CALDWELL crashed one to Bush that
would have been sure hit for anybody
bu, the temperamental telegrapher.
The ball came with the speed Of Mau-
a., bullet TO Bush, who stopped the
b,ll while of his balance, but managed
n toss Peckinpaugh out at second. II
was sbout as swift and fashy piece OF
sslding as has been staged for some
time.
n looked as though the rally would
he throttled here, but Lee Magee trun-
Nsd m and drove out a nicely placed
single. Whereupon Hughey Jennings
emitted low moan of despair and sent
out a wrecking crew 10 remove Ehmke
Carroll Jones was sent in to replace
him.
Hughey High, who made his first
start with the Yankee regulars for
some time. was next up. To celebrate
his return and 10 show good faith as
10 his future intentions High cracked
the bali through short and Slim Calc-
well came home with the winning run
II was a thoroughly dramatic finish
and CAPTAIN Tillinghast L'Hommedleu
sat upon the bench beaming until
horrible thought occurred.
1--WE missed my train and I'll be
court martialled," he moaned. The last
seen Of the captain was while he did a
Paul Revere toward the Grand Genital
Station.
The mystery OF the three umplres
will never be explained 70 the satistac-
ton Of Wild William Donovan. "lt 5
bad enough 70 have two of those things
on the lot at the same time" he com
planned "Now they 60 and add a
ringer at third base. What's the
gsme.'
Wild Bill Wrathy
The wrath of Wild William was in
creased in the second inning, when
Roger Peckinpaugh rolled a bunt along
tbe third base line. Witt. was waiting
for il 10 roll foul. but the ball contln-
ned on a direct line. Peckinpaugh was
,sfe at the bag when Pitcher Ehmke,
with rare presence Of mind, dropped 10
bis knees and, putting his cheeks, blew
the ball foul.
Umpire Nallin at third base was a
witness Of this remarkable atmospheric
phenomenon, but he did not protest.
Ehmke had not touched the ball, con-
ssouentlv he decided that 1t was :.
foul btll' and Peckinpaugh was ordered
back from the bag.
Whereupon Wild William Donovan
delivered an oration upon the suoJec:
Of umpires in general. As piece OF
crude and virile eloquence II ranks
witb the speech Of Patrick Henry. II
would be spoiled, however, by expurga-
ton. g,
The Yankees started TO disturb
Ehmke In the second inning, when
Baker doubled 20 left field. Tim hen
dryx. who is determined TO fatten ms
batting average while the fattenlng is
good. cracked another double past third
and scored Baker. IL was at TINS juno
ture that Peckinpaugh rolled down the
bunt which rolled foul when Ehmke
blew on IT,
After Donovan's orstion Peckinpaugh
came back 70 bat and hit through short,
sending Hendryx 10 third. Corporal
Tim scored on squeeze play, WORKED
b. Nunsmaker, but Pecklnpaugn was
doubled trying 20 get 70 third.
The Tigers got their first run IN the
io4f-n. 1ClNG oOuDltu anu 81
third on Cobb's sacrifice. He scored
On weird.y wild pitch by Mogridge.
The sixth was the calsmitous Inn
ing for the Yankees, when the
Tigers started procession and drove
Nogridge out of the lot. Bush led the
parade by beating out bunt. Young
tit 70 right Cobb drove one over sec.
ohd and Bush scored. Young scored
On Vesch's sacrifice fy. Heilman drove
home run into the left field bleachers
md scored Cobb ahead Of him. with
IBIS explosion Mogridge was taken out
oi the>boz. and Slim Love, the willowy
togthtsw. was sent In 20 replace him
u the eighth. with two out. Magee
reached first on a tumble By Bush.
hign was besncd by Ehmke. fritz
Aslssl singled and brought Magee
ZONE. The Yanks began 70 show some
- that fury over the GuperAuity Of
.npres which burst into the wild rage
bat drove them smUck In the ninth.
To-day ihe Tigers and the Yanks VIII
,,ags their first doublc-header ~ the
POO Grounds. IN honor Of registratior
az Rear Admiral Jennings, Of the De
not Horse Marines, and Brigadiei
a,iiisn Donovan, Of the Tybee IlRn'
tisntry, viii give exhibition drilli
f'ih tfs!r troops.