Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 17

SPORTING SPORTING SECTION xrn HA VOL 'p 'M Li A'" V' sw a a a a i a a a gT a a a a a a a 1 uuuuj gulo Gnumvo i iimE mio YRUS COBB WILL BE IN DETROIT EARLY THIS WEEK OR CONERENCE WITH NAVIN CONGRESS TO TIGERS HAMMER A BEAR IT'S A BEAR IT'S A BEAR ALLISON HARD IN Come North for i THE EIGHTH ROUND Talk With Boss a X1 11CH1GAN BEATS RESERVE NINE I Ml IN POOR GAME ranch Men Hit Harder a Told About the Tigers WOLGAST IS WHIPPED BY MURPHY 2 JO ip 0 0 08 0 0 0 34 0 0 Totals 13 27 14 COLLEGE RESULTS 3 0 CELTICS TO PLAY THISTLES NUMBER ENTRIES I vvvviM vri tu mn of the bag and stretching out like I of 9 to 7 Score Meeting Promises to Rival 0 i I went of a 0 0 0 0 0: fielding was wretch i mJ t' did something a shortstop In 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 struck In the in the eighth 2 1 1 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 o' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 3 9 i II 0 5 0 At At At At tn tiOiu vyuL vv in i i the long delayed uuouc tr: is 3 and Ke Gabel DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY APRIL 20 1913 i' (' TEAMS MAKE MANY SLIPS IN THE DEENSE then was thruwri on McKees single Jonhston pegged PRICE: IVE CENTS pn a lot of green things that alo arc in the Vprll 20 or fame i nr Hehl is much like rinuuii pae suiting from tJUKlY Schsll 2:16 pace has attracted in? in AB SterTgs Bower 3 4 assured fact that Tyrus Cobb will be in Detroit week for a conference with President rank pitcher Captain into the rlomls an elastic band Infielder Harry Shanley the morning glory of the spring train ing trip has been sent to the Mem phis club He should make a good man for the Southern league outfit and if he gets his confidence back may yet reach major caliber pitch lasted be races in addi at the state fair uf be late clotting purses circuit horses and lett is ready This to George Mullin to in Chicago Bobby Wallace rather unusual for the eighth inning when he made a putout at first base This was the time? when Veach was caught be twoen sacks and the Scot got be hind him and finally accomplished his demise George Moriarty played an ex cellent game on third base His one hand stop of a liner from hat followed by a quick re ana spienaia the best kill I 9 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 Shaller Beat Boulerarder ScteOrs ojbened theJr an by iereaunf tn tfousevam a had one of their old time rail Im woghj like to hoar fronr son fst ior 5xuruays uier call Hickory t53 htnlnge 1 Boulevard A C4 Than Clevelanders and Whip them by Score of 11 to 3 INVESTIGATE CASE? thr tnnhst only comment A 0 I iiio with the bleacherites 0 i 15000 event There will tlon to these thes 14 ill fftr thi priind two will be the divisions of the Michigan breeders futurity fur Continued on Page 22 Pnrt One SENATOR HOKE SMITH MANIESTS INTEREST Looking at this picture one would get the impression that the tango craze had hit the diamond Crawford and Alexander the players shown in the cut are not really doing the fashionable dance Sam is ing to score and Alex is putting him out Representative 1 Hardwick of Georgia Will Introduce Reso 1 lution Calling for Such Action Cracker Delegation Stirred Albion Mich Anri! Pitcher Simmon nf Battle Creek high school performed the unusual feat of striking out 27 men in a 9 inninr game with Albion high school here this afternoon Battle Creek won to I Albion getting but three hits A MICHIGAN AH Weherr 4 Baker 3 5 Bell nt SishrL 3 1 Rngersc 3 JJunc 11 PoniiuK1 2 Quaintp 3 Howard! I 1IIughltt 1 tSalr 1 Strikes Out 27 Batters in Nine Inning Contest ach is Charged With ive Er Barbeau is Effective in the Numerous Pinches covery of the ball throw made one of ings of the days Umpire Evans was groin bv a foul tin ajid the game was halted while he got hfs wind Although badly hurt Billy gamely went on with his work The fans attested their regard for him by refraining from the usual harsh outbreak when he was injured and by cheer ing him when he resumed his po sition Veach appears to have complete ly recovered from his recent in jur W3 made one fine catch of a foul ball from bat 'ZGainer saved Moriarty an error on Allison in the third when he took a wide throw with one hand after crossing over to the outside fttin rftt'Piir sold his Grand Rapid franenise announces that he is done for all time Annis has been a pillar of thu Central league and helped keep more than one club afloat 13 5 4 8 6 JI 0 Jesoo 9 TO 7 I 1 0 0 3 I 4 It 0 I HOSCOE MILLER Roscoe Miller pitcher for the De troit club for several seasons and also for the New York and Pitts burgh clpbs In the National league expired yesterday at his home in Corydon Ind of tuberculosis He is well remembered here and his demise a source of regret 7 8 9 0 0 0 3 6 '3 Kfilish 3 McQueen Off In 7 3 innhitfH! off Evans 1 off Qualntance 7 hi 6 oft Bar in Tuo buse Baker Res ers Threft bae hlt lslcr Hmne Slsler Weber Sacrifice Bower Kchft'any Stolen Sterling Greer 2 Weber Sjsler 2 Rogers Duncanson Double nlny Quahmtnc Pontius an! Bak er Left on: Western Reserve 6 Michigan 8 irst base on Oft Barnes off Qualntanee 3 irst hase on Westeiu I serve 4 Michigan 2 Hit by Roger by Barnes Struck out By Barnes by Quaiutance 5 by Bar beau 3 1'assri Rogers pitch 2:10 York Cal April 19 A new American Intercollegiate record fnr the 16 posnd hammer i was set here today in the twen 'tieth annual track and field meet of the University of California and Stanford university Karl Shattuck of California hurled tho Jiammer 175 feet lit Inches: theprevious record made by Penney! x'ania being feetj 6 inches irst Bound' Match of Spalding Cup Series at Belle Isle Ceitl'S will meet Thistles at Belle Isle tomoi row mu ntng at 10:30 in the first round of the Spalding league cup competition The game Is one of the most important tn te schedule and is sure to prose an interesting one Celtics will be at full strength and the Thistles intend to make a big fight to overcome the Irishmen Brockie will act as referee 0 Ryan MilLr man and Madison A i sacritlpa hu ti rntiipr nr vt ns erate attempt to bunt A fielder's choke is seur4 when a runner is advancedthrough the retirement of another man where there Is a choice of two or more plays that might posMMv he made A batsman receives credit for a sacrifice whenever he advances a runner by bunt ing regardless of what base the runner may be on A sacrifice fly credited to a batsman who scores a man from thirl base by means of a fly ball No sacrifice hit other than a sacrifice fly is acured when the ba uman swings hard on the ball San rancisco April lit I'or 16 rounds Murphy of New York and Ad Wolgast battled today with little to choose between them Then Wolgast missed aright swing and paved the way for a figh end decision in favor of Mur phy Incidentally it served to bring tho Harlem fighter to tho front ranks As a lightweight champion ship contender after 13 years of dogged effort and he 'was loudly cheered when Referee Jim Griffin awarded him the decision after 20 rounds of desperate fighting Marin the End In the 17th round Wolgast sent a terrific right swing to nis oppo nent's jaw it fell short and the ex champiun spun around like a top and all but fell to' the" floor Mur phy then smashed the spinning taco until the blood sprang in every direction Wolgast wilted like a leaf and stalled and clinched to the end of the fight to avuid a knock out In tne Ibth round Wolgast re ceived the worst beating of his long ring career He opened with a rush but a straight right caught bun on the chin and stopped him short Murphy fairly smothered his opponent in this round with cutting half arm Jolts to the face and it re quired the services of Wolgast's en tire retinue of seconds to patch his face betweeri the rounds The 19th and 20th rounds found Murphy beating a ceaseless tattoo on his almost helpless body: and face 'but the power to deliver a finishing punch was lack ing and $he New Yorker was com pelled to be content with a well earned decision in his favor Wolgast was a ghastly sight as his second Carried from the Prior to the 17th round the battle was almost a repetition of the pre vious meeting between the two fighters which ended in a draw Wolgast landing frequently on the body and Murphy devoting himself to his face and head Wol punches most of were delivered close range lacked force however and had little ef fect Murph declared he was readv to meet Willie Ritchie for the title at a iiMitiiviu 8 noin Aiurpny is was Harlem Lightweight Batters Ex Champion to a Sorrowful State in Bitter Battle on the Coast Tallman Is at Rendville Norman Tallman has nine trot ters at Readville owned bv Charles and George Leonard ladv Watts 2:20 and loralma 2:23 11 4 are the record members of the string The balance are youngsters bv Bingen: Bingara Todd iMac' 2:07 3 4: Ax worthy 2:151 2 Golden Result and Cochato 2:11 1 2 single Howard who had replaced Pontius at first hit Into right field scoring Rogers Duncanson and Howard made it six runs on a con glomeration following grounder Barbean who replaced' Qualnt ance In the seventh proved a puzzle to tho Clevelanders Evans who took place for the Re serves in the same inning allowed the Wolverines two more runs WLbH'KN KIW A 3 0 3 Briton Goes Mad Trying to Get Club Swinging Record Special to The ree Press London April 19 The attempt 'of Tom Burrows the Australian athlete to beat tho reported rec ord of 112 hours of club swing ing ended within three hours the completion uf the task in a fit of delirium Burrows attacked his attendants with the clubs and with his fists but he was mastered before any damage was done After the fit Burrows instantly fell asleep be ing completely exhausted from the i exertions of 108 hours The attempt of the Australian to beat thp reported record was staged at the Aldershot gymna slum Burrows was already the holder of the authentl cated record of 80 hours 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bernard Outpoints IevUs Paris April 1 The American pugilist Willie Lewis was beaten by the renchman Bernard on points la a 20 round bout here to night The renchman was the more aggressive while Lewis was wild particularly in the last three rounds ORMER TIGER HURLER VICTIM TUBERCULOSIS Attendance 7980 LasI game with the Browns Sun day Sunday evening the Tigers leave for Chicago where thev will play three games with the White Sox returning on Thursday to open a long home engagement with Cleve land Hughie High has a ed him as heartily as Tyrus ever i was cheered after he made his sec ond hit McKee made his debut In a championship game and his work was highly satisfactory He threw out the only man who tried to steal on him and got one hit The re cruit backstop was not to blame for losing flv in the first inning for Public who was flut tering around got in his way George Boehler is due to pitch for the Tigers Sunday unless Wil wiii put it up open the series OUR IRST 1913 SHUTOUT DETROIT a formidable slugger Louden dropped to seventh and batted he belonged there Veach Help Inh return to the ram help ed out wonderfuly Bob got two hits and made one fancy catch of a foul ball haa just about completed an even more startling piece of fielding by diving for a low short fiy from Austin's bat but dropped the ball when he con nected with the sward via his fea Twirler Is Strong for Seven Innings but Weakens at the inish Siow Ball Artist Is Conspicuous in Batting and ielding as Well as on the Hitting eatures the Junga Attack Wires Cobb for Copy of Contract and Information Regarding ReServe Says That Sys tem is Illegal One Washington April The con troversy between Ty" Cobb end tlio Detroit American league base ball club management oer the signing of contract for this season may result in an Investi gation by congress to ascertain whether the system of players' contracts of the baseball leagues violate the Sherman anti trust law or the law against peonage Representative of Georgia representing in congress the dtrict in which Cobb lives stated tonight he was working ona resolution for such an investiga tion and would introduce it in the house next week Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia who declared Cobb is one of tho most prominent citi zun to Cobb in Georgia today asking him to for ward to Washington a copy of his contract and information regard ing the conditions under which the Tiiajers sign The senator said he Wished to form an opinion as to validity of the contract and to as certain whether It was true that players are forced to accept sal aries and terms or be forever barr od from playing What I understand exists can not exist said Senator Smith 1 1 Representative Gallagher of Il linois in March last year introduc ed a resolution which called for an investigation of the by a special committee It was referred to the rules commit tee but no further action taken It is understood Representative Gallagher Intends to introduce a similar resolution at the present session 0 0 0 Struck Bv Dubac 4 ford) ird hnsp nn hall Alexander irst base on home run ft triple einjrie netting four though he allowed wild and th cad Ha while he worked I ha eft tn Neyland who worr fifth atralrfbt victory today took thing easy alter the Arftiy bad tecured a gaud had He i wan rather generous with para but altogether pitched a cool heady time He occasioned some anxiety in the ninth when with two down id two on the bags he walked Phillips Then he caused Winter to hit an easy one to Milliken forcing hlillpa at second Harvard played an errorless game but some or tne ed Score: Innings Army Harvard? Neyland and MiHburn: rye elten I Schallers MiicncocK an i tJiarg cuuera aud Marshall Two base Austin 2 Three base Gainer tShntton Pratt Agnew Allison) by Allison 1 (Crawl Off rklltaAn 1 eriora st Loins Left on bxe Dt trelt Bt Lo ila 4 wild nlt Aillson Ht ball By Dubu 1 iWailawl 1:23 t'mplr Bvim and'JUldcbranu T9S0 ST LOUIS Round a period of 4 3 KaJIshr 4 1 2 Mjirnesp Evansp tures and It went as a two baau hit for Jimmy Austin by the way was two thirds of the Browns batting strength getting a brace of dou bles Both of those came with two non out however so thev did no damage Johnstons singi whicn completed tho total of swatting also arrived after a couple of inea had been laid away St Ixiuis had only one real open ing for a run aud this was in the first Inning when Johnston got a life on muff of a pup fly near the pitcher's box This was not really fault for Dubuc was also In pursuit of the ball and the catcher had to look out for him McKee Immediately compensated for his error by throwing the run ner out stealing Starts "With Paun Veacji started the Detroit second round with a base on balls and took the keystone on a wild pitch after Gainer had filed Austin made a fine stop uf Moriarty's grounder back of third base and got Veach who was trying to ad vance Morrie was out stealing High cracked single to center and went to1 second on bhotton error In the fourth with one down Crawford and Veach couldn help him The Tigers had a weird ex hibition of base running in the fifth Gainer started it off witii a triple to the right field bleacher and held third while Austin was ensnaring foul Luuden grounded to Austin and Jennings coached Gainer tn try to score though there a chance of his getting away with it Louden made secund while Del was being run oown ana out at the piatq to left which perfectly In the sixth run finallv went throutrh hit through the bnx for a base and advanced on sacrifice High smashed a base to left and scor ed the pitcher Alexander made a poor throw to secund trying to head High off there after Junnston had pegged home on Dubuc and Hughio raced to third Crawford mounded to Stovall and Uleh wax sent in a piece of poor judgment In view of the fact that Stovail got the ball on a nice hop and couldn very woll have helped nailing the runner at the plate Sam took: third when bounder hopped past Wallace but Gainer was out AuiBon to lahtb Im Big The seventh was clm but the eighth off round Dubuo began it by rip ping a hit to left Bush bunted and beat the ball which Alexander threw wild when he finally picked' It up Dubuc made third on thi heave High contributed his third single at this point sending Dubuc horn and Bush to third rawford nusheH a safetv into right and an run scored with High re maining on the seini finai bag Veah lammed the first ball right and then was caught between baes and run down High tallying and Crawford holding third Sam tried to score on fiy to Shotton and was ah easy out at the nlate or St Louis Wallace was hit on the arm with two out in the fifth and Johnston singled in the sam situation an inning later both being left on first Austin gut his second double when Veach fell after making a great bld for a catch the seventh Two were out at the time and Wallace was the third vic tim on a grounder to Moriarty Only three men faced Dubuc in tho ninth It was a short game lasting only one hour and 23 minutes Baumgardner is likely to do the pitching for the Browns Sunday Mitchell a right hander also is due for a turn on the mound fielding unusual both in quality and quantity Among his seven assists were sev eral that followed good stops Agnew wns struck on the throw ing hand bv a foul tip from Craw ford bat in the fourth and gave way to Alexander after batting in the following inning The relief catcher made rather a botch of the job contributing a couple of errors that helped the Tigers Henri Rondeau was hit on the right thumb In morning practice Saturday and now is wearing his hand in a bandage It probably will be several days before lie is ready to work again The rench man was feeling very downvast to think that bad luck should have overtaken him after he had made such a satisfactory debut line up Is the one that probably will perform for the Tigers until Cobb reports Provid ing Moriarty plays good ball and hits a little Deal is not likely to got back in tho game right away Moving High up to second place in the batting order looks like a good move The little fellow is a bettor batter and faster runner than Louden and belongs near the top of the list 'game was the best pitched l)y any American league twirler this season our was the low water mark previous to the rench feat of holding the Browns to three There signs that the Tigere are bring whipped wintu a real ball Hub When Ty reports their general efficiency will receive a big boost and there is hope that they will fighting for a first division berth before thev take the trail for the east Railed for Qualntance in sixth tBatted for Pontius inlxth Tnnlngs 1 Western Reserve 0 Michigan 0 1 0 Keherany McIntosh Weber Raker Bell 2 Sislrr 3 lrrs Duncanson Karnes At Pennsylvania 12 Princeton 9 10 innings At West Army 9 Harvard 7 Brown ii Colgate 3 Yale 5 Vv of Vermont 0 Swarthmore JG Tech 9 Cornell 4 Holy Cross 3 St Johns 5 Navy 0 Pennsylvania 2 Yale 1 score: 4 3 if Special to The ree Press Ann Arbor Mich 9 piny quite as badly Western Reserve in their 'gameday and when the Clevelanders by their men asvendod ilbK th seventh inning the Wnl a rfarclal contest aa ll to 1 victory th lurky seventh 'f Michigannetted "'Hhjj for six Including a home run and Tick and while the Reserve's fell over each other six Michigan crossed tho plate debut on erry field took on an unpleasant in the second inning when trounced him for Jingles which coupled with Aint playing by the Wolverines tea the reserves three rutrs Muri Innlnir AUth Blohtrr owned JlichlKim turn nt KHhlc tnnitiK proniisIngZ Id Into left 'J It Wis not until tho sixth tle "'oiverlneR actionM "'1 Bell's 8nrt sluKlss by Sister and wotilftit theni two runs t'lnpus In lie WH thrt SP1 (1 riwuwr of ii li 11 toiloweil' with a mw hnnic when Sisler SrM a luutst Slsier as a by Koarers who to third by 1 nmcarsyn's It is antv this ain oi the LCtroii DdocDdii uiw i Mutual ft tends liave been at work trying to bring the pair aether and it was learned Saturday evening that they had iceeeded to the extent of having the Peach promise to come ere to talk things overzV President Navin when asked t'o confinn this report merely niled and declined either to affirm or deny it lint it was vident from his manner and in fact he virtually admitted at he expected to patch up the argument before long Cobh's coining almost certainly will mean his signin ontract Correspondence that has passed has given Cobb an jea of jnst about what he can expect in the way of salary nd he doubtless will come prepared to close at once It is fijeved that the Georgia star: will leave his home Sunday Hit and that he willbe here Tuesday' After Cold) and President Navin have agreed on terms here still will be the necessity' for 'having the star player Hored tA good standing rhe national commission ttn oubtcdlv will fine him and it may take several days for this alter to be adjusted so that he will lie eligible to play ball uh the Tiger CRIMSON DROPS GAME TO ARMY? 1 4 0 2 0 i 2 0 2 i Californian Makes New Intercollegiate Record for Hammer the entry Is nt known but it is pnc of the sensations of the year Three other events on the early closing card held their own The 2:12 pace which Is for $5000 has 22 entries which Is the ommerre rhe that in (he blue few ehane en re sulting from the difference in the class which lets in some not eligi ble to the of The pace did well as there are 16 in the entry to date including all of the best ones that have fast marks and are in The amonR Point April The if Army defeated Harvard at baseball to 1 1 day in rather eaey fashion by a ecorea of 9 to The cadets hit ail the Tim sonA T2S irhA ctiirtrz two Innings and was for a i BERT ANNIS QUITS OR GOOD iw uouoies anu a J1' I After in years tu the pum as a wo duriniat ahkti urn he ha Illuhcoek tolahrt according to report dropped a lot of money Bert Annis who receunv BY A BATCHELOR LESS than an hour and a half Saturday afternoon Jean Dubuc gave Detroit fans more cause for joy than they had previoualy entertained since the championship season opened The stocky rench Canadian pitched an almost perfect game of ball and the St Louis Browns who have been making the Tigers so much trouble this spring never even threatened to score They got three hits oneof which was a scratch and in the entire course of the game placed but five runners on first base one gaining that cra throuah an error and another by being wounded in the arm with the pitched ball Most twirlers would have been content to call it a work on pitching alone1 but Dubuc satisfied with showing himself a master in one department so he took a prominent part in the batting and accepted more fielding chances than any other player in the game except the two first basemen Twice Dubuc opened an inning with a base hit and each time he scored making the Tigers first and second runs Me had a 'perfectly beautiful time throwing out men who hit his slow ball any farther than the box seven in all falling victims to his alertness and agility In scooping up grounders This was one day on which Mrf Cobb the Georgia Gem and author of many farewell addresses to the fans was not missed Little High the youngster who is trying to fill the footgear pending such time as Tyrus gets that jlioOO notion out of his head left no room for vain regrets In four times at bat the suburbanite half portion lammed out three hits two of which were the means of pro pelllng the active Dubuc to the counting station High also brought in one tally himself and likewise plucked sundry flies from the heavens to the great consternation and confusion ui the Browns Give High Credit The fans were quick to give High credit too and it was the general verdict that on this particular af ternoon he did no rattling in shoes but filled them so full tha ho was courting corns Of course nobody Is likely to make the mis take of believing the newcomer an other CobJj for tho Peach has done regularly for several years what High has accomplished on only one day Still so loag as fiscal reasons beeps the (Georgian from our midst it Is Pleasant to have so capable a young man on the job or spven Innings it looked as though Dubuc had chosen just the right place for a shutout game The Tigers weren't doing anything lessen ABhon's as a pitcher though they hxd managed to cluster throe hits in the sixth and scored one run after 'ailing to realize on a triple and a single in the previous round In the eighth however just to stave off disaster should tho Browns do the unex pected and cut loose with a belated rallv Detroit hammered out three additional tallies and gave Dubuc a chance to let down it he felt so inclined Little Is Accomplished The first five men up in the last inning of Tiger batting hit safely and an error was donated by the Browns yet some bad base run ning held the rally to what must be considered very modest propor tions in view of the splendid open ings presented Base running in cidentally was the only d9part ment in which the Tigers looked anything but strung They tossed off several fine scoring chances in the fifth and sixth by rash at tempts to scoro from third when sane judgement would have dic tated a more conservative policy Three clean singles and a sacrifice in the sixth for instance netted only one marker which is rather a sorry showing Jennings made several changes In the line up and batting order and the shuffle served to increase the potency uf the attack Bob Veach who has ben disabled for more than two weeks with a sprained ankle was back on the I job In left field while Moriarty played third vice Deal who Is suf fering from rife High was moved un to second place In the hitting order a promotion which seemed to transform himself into was like MICHIGAN STAKE IS RECORD BREAKER IN Cadets ind Harvard Pitchers I Easy and inish on Top Side 'late air Classic Attracts 45 Trotters ar Outstrip ping All Other $10000 Events on Grand Circuit Other Early Closing Purses Also ill Well So That Second Race the Blue Ribbon 510000 for 2:15 re 'll1' of the grand 11 toeeting held at th state a tho recorrt 'ire 5 nt 15 entries and's ar! expcc tel from remote double the size of 7 OaVthe JI' thc i4shoM "ther 10000 stakes of ln of he best th ie on the big line in the conn a fixed winning more Urt re cligi wnaiuon of but did not ny nf i 11 provides 'ms ad Hk tries 'T'hul1 win 7unflftd tn aM niun on the size of eorgia Peach Is Expected in Detroit About Tuesday and rrobaDiy win ziajusi nis utmcuiues With Ball Club at That Time A A '11 a uw etr mt 4rrce 4 rN vd 1 4 I trv I I 1 sBaBSPaaaaanaLi ii OW 'v a 4 vr 'a' 1 aras AeiA Mt 'J' iaB T4I war: 5 xsaL A Yoe H1IWI UW 'W 1 4 4 vanee I deub I a I Jf I AB HTBSIISBPOA AB' Buh 3 11 110 1 ro Sbnlton ml 0 0 High 4 1 3 3 0 0 3 0 0 lolris I 4 0 1 rasf'd 401100100 Williams 4 0 0 each 1 3 0 2 2 0 0 2 ft 0 Pratt 2 4 0 O' Gainer 1 4 0 3 0 IS 0 0 Stovall 1 2 0 0 Moriarty 330 0 0 00030 Austin 3 3 0 2 lsulen 2 3000001 10 Wallaee 2 0 0 Mr Ken 301100411 Agnew 2 0 0 1'ubuc pl 3 2 2 2 0 7 3ln'r el 0 Allison 3 4 Totals 30 4 11 J3 1 0 27 13 1 Totals 'S0 0 3 Innings 2 3 4 Detroit 0 0 0 St Louis 0 0 0 0 'Vk.