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DETROIT TIGERS FUN FACT PRESENTED BY: the Detroit Tigers Hosted Their first Game As a Franchise on April 25, 1901 DRAW YOUR FAVORITE TIGER! 1. WHAT PITCH DID SPENCER TURNBULL THROW TO RECORD THE FIRST OUT OF THE GAME? 6. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH WHO RECORDED AN RBI? 2. WHO SCORED A RUN IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 1ST? 7. HOW MANY PITCHES DID SHANE GREENE THROW TO RECORD THE SAVE? Draw the Tigers headshots of Miguel Cabrera, Matthew Boyd and JaCoby Jones on 3. WHO RECORDED THE SECOND OUT IN THE TOP OF THE 2ND? 8. WHO WAS THE WINNING PITCHER ON THAT DAY? the back of this activity page and your drawing could be featured on the scoreboard 4. IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 5TH NIKO GOODRUM HIT A ______ FOR HOW MANY RBIS? 9. WHO LEAD THE TIGERS IN STOLEN BASES IN THIS GAME AND HOW MANY DID HE HAVE? as a part of our Sunday Kids Days! Send us your drawing at 5. IN THE TOP OF THE 6TH SPENCER TURNBULL RECORDED HIS ____ STRIKEOUT OF THE GAME? 10. ON THAT DAY THE TIGERS RECORDED THEIR____ ONE¢RUN WIN OF THE SEASON. PAWStigers.com. N FU FA S C R T E Tigers are the largest G I amongst other wild T cats, and unlike most other cats, tigers are great swimmers and NAME THAT TEAM like the water. American League team crossword puzzle. Name the team based on the city in which they play. Fill in the baseball Sudoku! PAWS needs your help finishing this Sudoku puzzle Remember, each row, column, and 3 x 3 square must have all 9 positions without them being repeated. Across Down Good luck! 1. Baltimore 2. Texas 3. Minnesota 5. Los Angeles 1B = Single 2B = Double 4. Chicago 6. Detroit 3B = Triple 8. Boston 7. Kansas City C = Catcher 9. Toronto 8. Tampa Bay P = Pitcher SS = Short Stop RF = Right Field LF = Left Field CF = Center Field DETROIT TIGERS FUN FACT PRESENTED BY: The Detroit Tigers hosted their first game as a franchise on April 25, 1901. In their home opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, they entered the bottom of the ninth inning trailing 13-4. The Tigers fought all the way back to within one run, when Frank Dillon laced a two-out, two-run double to walk-off the Brewers, 14-13. This 10-run comeback by the Tigers remains the largest by any team in a ninth inning in baseball history. “DRAW YOUR FAVORITE TIGER” HEADSHOTS Matthew Boyd Miguel Cabrera JaCoby Jones ACTIVITY ANSWER KEY BASEBALL SUDOKU 2B CF LF RF C TIGERS TRIVIA RF 2B SS CF LF 1. Curveball 2. Josh Harrison and Nicholas Castellanos 3. Jordy Mercer 4. Double for 1 RBI 5. 10th P C LF RF CF SS 6. Niko Goodrum and Christin Stewart 7. 13th 8. Blane Hardy 9. Josh Harrison and 2 10. Third 1B CF P C 3B 2B RF CROSSWORD 1B CF SS Across: 1. Orioles, 3. Twins, 4. White Sox, 8. Red Sox, 9. Blue Jays LF 3B P RF 1B CF C Down: 2. Rangers, 5. Angels, 6.Tigers, 7. Royals, 8. Rays P RF 3B C LF SS C RF P 2B CF SS 1B LF P RF.
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