Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-05-27


ming three Of the four games
played against the Nashville Elite
Giants al the Hamtramck stadium.
Although the Nashville team is
not a strong team as the Home
stead Grays, the club the Stars
meet at the stadium Sunday and
and Monday. h Taylormen
proved in winning from the Sou
therners that they will in all prob
ability develop into a strong team
before the season is over.
Hit Well In Series .-
or course there are a few weak
spots in the club, but manager
TAYLOR said that he would soon
h the club hitting on all
cylinders.
In the five games against the
Elites. the Stars raped out 81
hits for a total Of 40 bases. Lyons,
Palms. J. Williams and Smith hit
doubles during the series, Palms
collecting two. j. Williams was
the only Detroit player to get a
triple.
Fifteen runs were scored in the
in the first game Sunday, one in
four games, three Saturday. three
the second game, and nine in the
game Monday. Detroit pitchers,
Vance, Bailey, Snowden nd
Waddy. held the Nashville batters
20 % hits and nine runs.
Bailey, a young right-hander,
held the Nashville batters hitless
for eight innings in the first game
Sunday. He wavered in the eighth.
! yielding two inheld singles and
J two hits in the ninth The STAR
, won in the tenth, 80.
Columbus Vance pitched n dam
, dy game Saturday when he bank
cd the Elites. 80. Vance yielded
five scattered hits. He also raped
out two blows, one n double in
the eighth which scored two runs.
Lightning double plays stifed twD
Nashville rallies.
Stars Bunch Hits
The Stars punched four hits, in
Guiding two doubles, in the eighth.
to clinch the victory. James VII
liams, left fielder, opened the inn.
ing with a double and Buford and
Bibbs followed with infieId hits.
Williams scored on Pryor's foul
near the first base stands. Buford
and Bibbs ran home on Vances
double.
Gisentaner, Nashville left hand
err, proved too stingy in h G
second game Sunday, holding the
Detroit batters TO one hit, single
by Palms. Gisentaner famed sew
en- Of the local batters.
Snowden, Detroit right-hander,
pitched a steady game, holding
Nashville to six hits. However, he
was overshadowed by the sterling
pitching of the Nashville finger.
The locals raped Willis for
nine hits in the first game Sunday
while young Bailey was restrict
ing Nashville TO four hits.
The Stars went on n rampage
Monday, clubbing Wright for 10
blows to win Q TO 3. Dempsey
Miller relieved Wright in the fifth
inning and held the Stars safe
over the remainder of the route,
J. Williams, Stars left fieldep
was the hitting star of the series,
getting seven hits in 10 trials at
the plate.
Several Of the young players
displayed pleasing ability. Bibhs
at short. Lyons at first, Binder NJ
third, Williams, in left, and Ben.
jamin in center.
Gum Posey and his Homestead
Grays will open a three game ser,
les against the Detroit Stars Sum
day with n double-header at the
stadium, the first
game scheduled 10 start at 1:ib,
The final game will be played
Monday afternoon.
Posey is bringing a strong team.
70 Detroit. His infeld is compos
ed of Jap Washington at first,
Terry at second, Chester Williams
It short and Harris at third.
Brown, Gil, and Payne are pa.
trolling the outfeld. Theodore
tDouble-Duty TO his
friends), Strong, Williams, and
Brown, form the pitching staff.
The Detroit management has
tut prices &C the stadium, general
admission 40 cents and box seats
10 GO. Monday is designated ~
Ladies Day" and all women will
be admitted free. -