Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 12

Tigers Helpless Before Robertson Who Pitches Perfect Game And Wins 2 0 JACKIE CLARK TO TEST SAGE SPEED IS GREAT EATURE Perfect Game 3b 0 0 2b 0 0 3 0 0 0 27 his 0 will 0 7 7 3 5 3 0 3 0 2 9 Totals 16 uiiuiiiiiiiihQ 0 0 0 6 0 TRIPLE PLAY BY INDIANS Mar In Ground rules were in force again AB II 0 0 0 3 6 5 2 0 BRITONS TAKE 0 BACK TROPHY in 0 1S27 OAKLAND SCHOOL MEET IS ARRANGED AMERICAN LEAGUE Pct 6 Sports Suits NATIONAL LEAGUE Store for Men I Marwyn AMERICAN ASSOCIATION or a richly mild and fragrantly sweet smoke In INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 10 Store for Men to Id tie A yr 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 on Up i ii 3 0 0 ft 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 I) a scratch necessary 0 0 I A 31 17 SCORE'ENOUGH TO BE AT ULSTER 0 0 0 0 0 0000 9 9 11 run when he caught leather After the' stands filled the crowd ovet flowed on the field and stood or sat in a fringe around the whole in closure 701 6X7 fills tiSO 640 0 0 5 I i or for 32 65 40 42 45 south county 17S4 1771 10041'0267 ll 11 3 ft THREE DIVISIONS OPEN THIS WEEK Com 25 Washington Athletics Boaton Detroit slow climb for two or three 2 43 ABJ 34 9 27 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 li 0 0 0 7 9 6 0 2 got out of a nice hole tnat a base on 2x16 2R16 2793 2761 2736 drive off next inning but with Zachary who Strenuous protests were register ed by Hellmann and Cobb against the ball Robertson was pitching It appeared to the Tigers that the ball was behaving in a peculiar manner and appeals were made to Umpire Nallln To examine one of the dis puted leathers more thoroughly Manager Cobb kept one out of the collection 1202 1171 jlflfl 1167 Kt Paul li Louhwille fl Milwtukre 10 Toledo 5 Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 7 two runs in the second inning were cheap ones One base on bails an Infield hit sacrifice and a blow tnat was more than real them the impetus 62 61 33 61 62 tn balls 43 49 10 3 performances have not equalled the National since Its reorganization 071 500 Itesult 3 Pittsburgh 1 3 3 Rigney 1n ninth Plllette in ninth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 hut xut Steadman Lodge of here Sunday afternoon 7 The visitors were unable to 3 c3 In the same inning too Harry H'S)per made a pretty running catch of a hard hit ball by Bobby Jones rhe former itea sox star was the dead with the Pillette the third 0 0 3 3 0 0 Johnnv 'Mostil took a bat with his back close to the score board in the sec ond The crowd in that sector spread to make the Sox left field ers feat easier to perform Harry Watson Co Distributors 5 7 Jefferson Ave DETROIT Hatted for Batted tor Detroit Chicago Two base Sheehy Mulligan uy i'mene KOueriBon 1 Williams 1 A DETROIT AB 3 a Eddie Collins is just ns good a hall player this year as he ever has been To sen him snaring hot grounders pulling liners down and otherwise creating discomfiture for rivals the casual observer never suspect that he has been in harness for so lung a stretch Often too Eddie pops the leather with his old accustomed vigor Players of Col caliber and conduct are de veloped seldom SOX CLOSE IRST SERIES HERE WITH MONDAY GAME Shanley gave the crowd a thrill In the sixth with a whale ot a belt over the left Held fence ortu nately for the Tigers the wind altered the course of the ball and swept It into foul territory BLOW TRIPS YANKEES NEW YORK AH young Sox the Bon have traded fortune Robertson the proverbial i i cum me Smith If Harrirt 2b Rice Udff A 1 Brower rf a Gharrity OUBU JO 1 1 11 so Zachary UNK NOW TOPS STATE SINGLES Blue's error and a sacrifice dug for hint Blue knocked down Hooper's slam holding the runners on the bases and Jones ended the hopes with a nice stop and throw on Mostil tu rued would places nrougn as as iceberg snarling trickery the umpires for relief from a de livery they believtid to ho lllevnl In charge of the game from his station nenina me plate Mallln throw out protested balls frequent ly and substituted for others that Manager Cobb detected discolora tions on But the youngster little realizing that his work was destin ed to create nation wide comment of the coveted character boomed along then in the ninth inning right on the threshold to fame kept himself in perfect control while the Tigers superintended by the arbi ters inspected his clothes for some evidence of material used for dls ilorlng the cover of a baseball Tremor Grips White Sox How many realized what Robert son's performance meant until the Hengals ambled up for their final turn at bat could not be ascertained or course but the White Sox ac to Captain Eddie Collins had not let the thought of a no hit to say nothing of a perfect game dawn on them until just three men stood between Robertson and the rarest of baseball glory To those who watched Intently there appeared to lie a faint tremor gripping the Sox Then steadying they launched themselves anew to the fight their rifleman was mak ings Twenty four men had been re tired in eight Innings before Danny t'lark batting for Rigney in the Tigers' ninth faced the pitcher Clark swung wickedly at the first pitch and missed it then took the second strike and made inspection of the leather As he had done almost invariably Robertson used a fast ball with Clark and cutting the third one over sent him back to the bench Continued on Page Thirteen Munday's Games Naw York st Boston rittsburgli a Cincinnati Philadelphia at Brooklyn only three games scheduled the termination the end of the not bo surptls pair of four ti Struck Racritlcc hits Strunk McClellan Collins Base on Off Pillette 2 Left on bases Chi cago 146 Nallln und Evans This ueok will th start of tho Highland Park Northwestern and Clark Park dtvislnns nf the terchurch league There leagues are now well gftnizrd and will start the race the city church championship with no preparations incomplete At a meeting of the eastern and central divisions managers called for Monday night In room 48 uf Ontral church final appllca Hons will be accepted All teams desiring to enter must have a resenfativo present and be prepared to make a deposit on the budget for the The opening ofjhc ic a guv ivuflon uh May 13 iietssi lutes this early closing time Monday Game Chicseo Detroit Boston at New York Cleveland at St Louis Washington at Philadelphia 0 0 24 back not for it all too cooi as i bullet nroof Tigers who suspected and appealed constantly to Cincinnati St Ixiuifl 10 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 4 rhlladclphin 0 On Monday the dubs will conclude their series after which the Browns come for four games With the Mound City troupe is Kenneth Wil liams the sensation as the maker of homo runs Clyde Manion finally got a chance to start a ball game The big back stop was selected to handle the de livery of Herman Billette Plllette had Mulligan first man up three balls and no strikes and then struck him out Blue lb Cobh Veach if Heilniftrn rf Jones 3I iiigney Msnlon lllietteHark tBa flfller Totalsi WASHINGTON New York St LlUlS Ch Ira go Cllveiand Young and Addie Joss i Only Other Men to Con i tribute eat of That Kind i in Modem Ball When Charley Robertson young White Sox pitcher blanked the Ti gers without a safe I'll And let anybody reach first base at Navin field Sunday afternoon he was the third moundsman to achieve that distinction in modern baseball and the first to perform tho feat In 14 years Addle Josswonder pitcher of his time Cleveland was the last man to hold a team scoreless hit less and keep first base Inviolate Against Ed Walsh then In his prime as a pitcher for the 'White Sox Joss In 1908 equalled a per formance turned In by Denton T'Cy" Young against the Athletics on May 5 150 Of Marked Caliber Robertson's performance 1s all the more remarkable in that he succeeded In doing what only two other men ever did against one of the heaviest hitting teams in all baseball history This and the fact that Rohettson Is serving his first year In the majors as a regu lar makes his achievement the more astounding No hit no run games aro fre quently turned in the records books are studded with them Only three ever have however succeed ed in retiring 27 men In order as Robertson did here Sunday ourth Ao liit Game Here our no hlt no run games have' been pitched at Navin field since the lay out of old Bennett Park was altered Earl Hamilton pitch ing for St Louts won the distinc tion over the Tigers and several weeks later George Mullin select ing the Browns for the victims duplicated Hamilton's performance In 1918 when Leonard was a member of the Red Sox he turned the trick on ths Tigers when Hughie Jennings then lead er of the jungle clan employed eight right hand hitters in the line up chlesBo and Cleveland plsyed fl Prlduy 27 0 CHICAGO AB Run of 25 Scoreless Innings Stopped Red Sox Win 2 1 Detroit Middleweight Has Chance to Gain Recogni tion by Winning Champion Has Gained Decisions Over Best in His Class Clever Head and oot Work Prominent Goal Made in Second Half Overflow Crowd Sees Robertson Set Tigers Down Without Man Reaching irst Detroit Bowler Rolls 701 Replacing Zimmerman of Kalamazoo Plllette and Jones mqde a ni aty play on Mulligan In the seventh: McClellan bunted with Mulligan on second and Pillette leapihg for the ball slammed It at Jones who blocked the path to the bag for the out BOHToV AB II I 3 Williams 2: pavle kvefe lrrors Cleve land 3 I wo base Sever id Kolp O'Neill Speaker Stolen bases slsler 3 Williams Davis To bin McInnis Double plas St Louis triple Wamby and McInnis Bert on st Louis 5 Clevcl'ind 7 Bases on OK Davis 3 Kolp 1 Bagbv 2 Keefe 2 Malls 1 Struck By Pavla 3 Bagby 1 Keefe 2 Malls Winning pliehei Shocker Losing Morton Umpires Dineen Morlarlty and Hildebrand Time Totals eighth 0 0 112 33 20112 Ellerbe 2 Sister New York April 30 The no hlt no run game pitched by Robertson of the White Sox today in which no Detroit player reached first base i the sixth performance of Its kind on record in the major leagues In addition to those pitched by Joss and Young In the American league three old time National league stars hurled perfect games fl Bradley of St Louis on July 15 1S70 and Richmond of Worcester and Ward of Providence within five days of each other on June 12 and June 17 1SS0 respectively nese been league Bran 2b SniHh rf Dugan HarrU If Bn ma lb WaltPra 'nnock float on 0 New York a niouiu "ivj iHinfl uiiimn rcwaier If 4 niiitsr Mliivr lb Wurd 2b cou Schfinar Shaukey n3 Totals 00 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 STIHIWI Three Oxford Cambridge Lacrossers Capture International Cup on Total Goals rpHE wearing of sports suits is no A longer limited to men who play golf You sec them on the avenue as well as on the course Hudson models show many refresh ing variations in back shoulder pocket and drape Tweeds and homespuns are the favorite fabrics Curved at the base of the neck for comfort andspacedatthcfront for style Marwyn is pointed sharply for satisfaction CEO IDE A CO ING TROY Toledo Teams Take Lead With Low Scores Anril rn hotel five of Toledo Ret the pace with 2019 in the opening of the tilth annual tournament of tho Na tiunal Women's Bowling association1 line last night The News Bee five also of To ledo was second' with 1925 Only two out nftown team competed nt the opening both bring from HL Louis the homo of Mrs Kelly Jr the national secretary They were low scorers the Mis souri Pacific reight Claims total ing 1656 and' the Missouri Pacific Engineers 1624 St Louis entrants in the na tional bowling association tournament rolled tholr doubles and singles this afternoon and none of them was able to roll up a score that was expected to figure serious ly in the prize division The IJavles King combination of Toledo set the pace In the doubles with 831 and Mrs Pnvis was high in the singles with 42 Mrs Allen and Mrs flronk of Louis scored 734 for the highest threo gamc count for the visiting participants Second in the out of town list were Mrs Dixon and Mrs Willlnins also of st Louis with Scarlet Runners Annex Soccer Charity Cup by Taming Irishmen 1 0 AB luung zd Johimton 1 Walker If Perkins 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 14 2i Ran O'Valli l( rifciiui Batted for Keefe In elLdith 1 A SI Louis Tobin Jacubflon fctevereld McManue Jamieson 3 Wstnbv rvv 11 1 Sports shoes as with sports suits are now used for town as well as country wear Wc call attention to" our complete showing for spring just arrived Plain tan elkskin or smoked horsehide with dark brown calfskin saddle $850 White Sox Recruit Enters Hall of ame Stopping Bengals Without Runner Reaching irst Pillette Pitches Effective Belli but His Mates Aid Him Winners Score in One Inning BY HARRY BULLION As the years roll on and the youth of today is withered srav and bent by the toll of time the memory of an epoch making performance at Navin field will remain indelibly inircsted in the minds of those whom kind fate directed to the stadium Sunday afternoon Thtre in the presence of nearly 25000 people a kid pitcher of the White Sox Charley Robertson entered his name on the baseball roll of honor the hero of a no hit no run nobody reach first base triumph and glory that will be lasting thiongh this generation he next and several more In his climb to fame of that rare brilliance Robertson subdued Herman rillcttey whose perform ance was sparkling yet wasted in the face of the astounding achieve ment One run would have been sufficient for the White Sox Io win for their brilliant gunner bill they grouped two in the second liming and the pair determined the margin only Three o( 1 1 Klml Since the inception ot modern baseball and the code ot rilles un der whjcli the national pastime Is conducted now only two other men ever have won the distinction that Robertson claimed this Sabbath afternoon On May 5 in 1904 Den ton "Cy" Young pitching against the Athletics kept first base un sullied by the spikes of a single enemy and four years later Octo ber 2 1908 Addie Joss then a bril liant moundsman for Cleveland 1 inlmstered the same dose to the VI hite Sox When Johnny Bassler bat tlfig for Pillette after the first two men were retired In the ninth filed to Johnny Mostil the crowd that re mained painfully quiet as thJugh spellbound rushed madly at Robert son and reaching his side before he got to first base on his way from the dugout to the club house raised him high on sturdy shoulders and fought the rest ot the way through the throng to the tunnel Won't See Its Equal Msny in that great crowd never Mill live to see another perform ance its equal And those who were privileged to witness the rhythmic manner in wrucn me Purler gals their Major League Standings St Louis April A triple plaj by Watnhsganss and McInnis ot Cleveland and three double plays by St Louis featured the latter's 11 to 9 victory here today the third straight over the Indians Kenneth Williams failed to in crease his number of home runs going hitless for the day By win ning today's game the Browns tied (fhe Now York team for first place or Town and Country Wear Wallucc to Coach A Wallace star football player and wrestler of Arnes college wan elated athletic coach of Iowa alls High school Rt a inci'tlng of the M'hool directors Wallace will succeed orest lrrenwooL White Sox Hurler Who Breaks Into Baseball's Hall of ame Jamieson 14 Wamby 2b 4 Speaker m5 McInnis lb4 Howell ss6 Gardner 3b 4 ooti rr cShinault' Bagby Keefe pMorton Mails pEvans fGraney Totals LB on 29 37 23 in 27 69 Grammar Athletes Will pete at erndale May Grammar schools of the western section of Oakland will compete In a track and field meet at erndale May 25 Athletes will compete In classes according to weight The classes are 60 to 85 pounds 81 95 96 to HO 111 to 125 and unlimited Robert Lynd secretary of Oak land county A Is the prime spirit In promoting the affair and has been assured the co opera of coaches and principals of the various schools It Is expected that every Institution In the sec tion will enter one or more ath letes Plenty ot opportunity for every boy to enter If he so desires Is made possible by the restriction that no school can enter more than two boys of any class in more than one event roe Mich April 30 Monroe Toi to 0 connect with the delivery of Thorne who struck out 10 and allowed but one scratch hit try when ho mects A champion Pa It Is generally a the beginner and nari arc often spent in emerging from the preliminary and semi final bout stage However Sago has shown enough In his early bouts to warrant giving him matches with the leadeis and In case he should win over Clarke he will be rated with the half dozen best 160 pound boxers In the country This bout which tops the card will be a ease of a veteran who has boxed all of the best middleweights and most of the light heavies fac ing an ambitious youngster who has much to Rain by taking the verdict The winner ot the middle weight title overseas has won from practically every man or weight well known In the craft llotb lcglonalrcs i To the winner of the bout go the American D'clon title as both are members tf the organiza tion Sage being a member of I harles A Learned Dost while Clarke joined the organization In Allentown Jackie has appeared In two pre vious bouts In Detroit winning from Tommy Robson and Joe Chip On both occasions he proved him self to be a great two handed box er and his past performances indi cate that Sage will be kept busy chocking the shoWer of blob's sent In his direction by the former ma cnine gunner Sage has shown in' his last three bouts that his right hand is an of fensive weapon not to bo regarded lightly He has learned to hook and hit straight with it and in his camp confidence reigns that he will not be on the short end of the de cision with Clank Gusniano Boxes Gniiss Phil Gusmano and Buddy Gauss of Cincinnati junior lightweights will come together In the semi final over the 10 round route Billy Dusso of Bay City who was Gus original opponent was forced to cancel the match due to a broken arm Gauss showed enough In his workouts to satlsly Matchmaker Harry Tuthill that was a suitable foeman for the De troiter who has been winning reg ularly this season All that Harry Webb and Walter O'Malley lark in boxing skill they are expected to make up in aggres siveness and punching In their six round bout Both can hit hard for welterweights ana of the bout before sixth round would Ing There will be a round bouts to start the show in one Eddie Jordan and Billy Ryan will collide Jordan's opponent ran out on him at the last Legion show but in Ryan he will meet a good boxer who will keep him busy from the start The first foul round set to brings out two youngsters Geis ler and Matras who packed a lot of action In bout over the same distance at the Moose show WOMEN BOWLERS START TOURNEY BY ARTHUR SALE Scarlet Runners overcame Ulster A in the final round of the Char ity cup competition nt Solvay park Sunday a fast exhibition of soccer ending in favor of the Redman 1 to yr It was a typical cup tie game full of Interest throughout the full jn minutes sparkling with clever foot and headwork and seldom has keener struggle been witnessed rom the kick off Ulster pressed Woof getting in an overhead sho that Sprott pulled from Just un der the bar and this was followed by a hot drive from Brown which sailed close by the upright rom the opening exchanges it was ap parent that the contest was to fast as the play veered from emj to end at a great pace both sets of defenders being kept on the quj vive nines Clears Shot By a neat piece of individual play MacBelh got within shooting dis tance but James tackled with good judgment and cleared with a long kick Campbell was also con spicuous for some elever'stops his timely charging spoiling many a promising movement Coleman made a quick run on the left and tried a drop shot which Sprott fist ed away and averted the danger A corner fell to the Runners which was well taken by Young but Carmichael came to the rescue in the nick of time and relieved ths pressure The first half was decidedly in favor of Ulster whose strength lav chiefly in tho intermediate line Brown and Campbell gettint through a lot of clever work re peatedly breaking up the combina tion and Individual dashes ot the Scarlet forwards I'ringlo who math his Initial appearance was weak nn several occasions and did not dove tail well Into tho Irish vanguard At halt time no score had been made 1 later Takes Offensive ollowing the recess Ulster math tracks for the opposition goal Pringle sending across a csrtr which Emsley could only drive ov the bar Stewart cleverly rebbe: Coleman nnd finished his effort will a fast shot that Hennessey handler as Macoll charged Into him A beau tifully placed corner by Youm looked dangerous as II Young caught the ball with Ills head am! flashed it inches wide of the poet Returning to the attack Mamll I worked into close quarters and nar Continued on Page Thirteen fPhotogrnph by fan Berno Studio Detroit) CHARLEY ROBERTSON Pitching for Chicago at Navin field Sunday afternoon Robertson shut the Tigers out without a hit or a run and did not let a man reach first base It is the third performance of its kind in the history of modern baseball Joss pitching for Cleveland beat Chicago in Octo ber 1908 and Young for Boston beat Philadelphia in 1904 Mulligan an McClellan 3b Collins 2b Hooper rf' Mostil If Strunk cf Sheeley lb Schalk Robertson' Totals I New Yoik April 30 Although defeated 6 to 1 by the Crescent Athletic club yesterday the Oxford Cambridge lacrosse team will carry back to England the international lacrosse cup the first trophj offered as an incentive to overseas competi tion in what originally was an American Indian game The Englishmen managed to hold tho fast Crescent eleven to a low enough score to give the Invaders a margin of five goals in the total points they have scored against 18 adversaries they have met in this country The total score Is 64 to 5i Since beginning lheir trip at Stain college Pa April 5 the Englishmen have played 16 games winning eight and losing an equal number The cup was arranged for by Syracuse university which Invited Oxford Cambridge hero and arranged the tour I I Sports Shoes for Sidewalk or Links Lrlbohl inl oiner db3 4 EAT EQUALS RECORD YOUNG AND JOSS Washington April Nationals collected enough runs In the fourth Inning today to defeat Philadelphia 6 to 4 1 visitor drove Gleason from in i vouia no nothing succeeded him Tho neuro ATHLETICS 2 12 0 6 9 2 0 1 Error IVtsril HLkcV rnrr bM0 hita LiHkrr McMillan IIoin run lraii New Tor Left On hrsraN7W York Boston 7 liases on off Khaaker Struck nut By Khawkej 7 Banoek Cm" Walsh Owens oral Chili Tlm ZACHARY ARES BETTER Spurt in ourth Nets Wash ington 6 4 Victory Over Philadelphia New York April Pratts eighth Inning home run with Lei bol1 on base broke Shawkeys streak of' scurelejs Innings and en abled Boston to difeat New York today 2 to 1 Shawkoy had pitched 25 scoreless Innings thia spring up to the time he was scored unon Witt was out of the game with an Injured ankle i HOW MAJOR LEAGUE i CLUBS PERORMED i DURING PAST WEEK New York April 3O The rrr ord In each league of ffames played wnn loflt with ran hit rrora fmen Ifft on bftflrB atnl runa scored by op potu'iita Including wrnrs of Saturday la mb follows intHiiiiHiuiiiinitniiiniHiniiHtiHiiiiMmimiJMHj I Robertson's Act iThird of ITs Kindi Met it Wolnh Dykes '3b Galloway a Naylor Kckert pCalloway Totals 33 Philadelphia Washington' Runs Sinlth Harris' Rice Brower Perk Inpaugh Young Johnaton 2 VValkor 4 Athletics 2 3 Two base Harris and Judge ihree base Johnston Gharrity Stoien basefl Smhh 2 Sacrificea Walker Smith 1 3 4 ert on bases 7 Washington 5 Bases on Oil Naylor I Uleaaon 3 Zachary 1 Mrurk By Naylor 2 Eckert I Zach ary 1 Winning pltchcr Gleason Loalm? pltcl ler Xayler Uniplres Connolly amiWilson 2:03 to (Sonic With Extra Knickers') Kalamazoo Mich April 20 De troit has recovered the lead tn the slnsrles events nt the 19tlv annual tournament of the Michigan Bowl ine association Sunday atternoon when Richard unk knocked down 701 maples In three Rames iW awcett of Detroit who had held the lead for 10 days until he was displaced Saturday evening by Robert Zimmerman of Kalamazoo was forced down to third place mark Is 47 pins ahead of last championship mark Zimmerman rolled 6S7 and awcett bowled over 688 The Cable Pianos and Smiths of Detroit are still tied for first place in the five men events with 2S16 pins and Hume and Carmack of Detroit with 1235 pins are tied with Egsrert anil GHiet of Lansing for Mgh honors in the uounies events Carmack of Detroit still loads the ail events wun The leaders are: IVE MEN Cable rianns Detroit Smiths Detroit Kalamazoo Pants Kalamazoo Mode Dews Detroit Hupmublles Grand Rapids TWO MEN Hume Carmack Detroit Egarert Gillett Lansing Elllfl Kimball Kalamazoo rve Kaisch Detroit Grand Rapids INDIVIDUALS unk Detroit Robt Zimmerman Kalamazoo awcett Detroit Hartman ilcrgatin Detroit ALL EVENTS if Carmack Detroit ToUke lienton Harbor Weaver Detroit Enghers Grand Rapids Kimball Kalamazoo Less than a year from the time he started boxing as a 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