Sports by LEO MACDONELL Forget and Butler Perfect Game PHILADELPHIA, May 16 Gets a New Job Garrison, Well Known Mr

Sports by LEO MACDONELL Forget and Butler Perfect Game PHILADELPHIA, May 16 Gets a New Job Garrison, Well Known Mr

14-C THE DETROIT TIMES BREVITIES: Tuesday, May 16, I**4 EFFECTIVE SLIDE 4-Run Homer in 9th Walk Mars Bob Tales BY A PITCHER Puts Tigers in Cellar Dorais Doesn't Sports By LEO MACDONELL Forget and Butler Perfect Game PHILADELPHIA, May 16 Gets a New Job Garrison, well known Mr. Ground Bose* \ir tight pitching performance* Like the b\ Cl YDK SHOI'N and BI’CKY Hog. theTigeri saw their shadows By 808 MURPHY Castoff. \\ M.TIItS served as a storm *¦ * - beat it back Into the cellar. sports Editor r *' - ' f and A s on Thei Way wan pg to the rest of the National 3 They didn’t like it up in the League today that the second ABOUT TOWN: Never accus# fly \« anyway too t.K.O >1 l*ON» IX place Cincinnati Reds may make seventh place, Gus Dorais as a man who for- May 16 x hid for the pennant with much air. gets. PHILADELPHIA robust Gus who brought Dad ’he sudden ..p- one of the lx «i* mound crews m after n comparatively few It was What caused So. the University of De- Athletics, a stiangt the majors Butler to --surgn of the hours of hell raising, the Tigers lot ago looking collection of ghouls wht Shmin entered ha*ch;*U s hull of troit a of years aa are hack in eighth place today Gus departed tha toppled <h( Browns out of first sane yesterday with a no hit. no trainer. When ft rcr-gurtc *weP| inn performance again*» the Bos- in the wake of defeat at the institution on McNichols road with H people wondered if he and then greeTd the Tigci* I ton Bj iye* topping the nearly hands of the high flying Athletics, a lot of along most of hit uith an unfnendlv kirk hen perfect one hit game authored by 6 to 2. at Shibe Park here yes- w-ouldn't take yesterday th t sent Strvi \\\dters against the club on staff to ht* new job with the terday in the first of a four-game i > Neill's pint ego- a-sprawling Sunday. Lions the National Profes- plate* A rangy southpaw Shoun faced senes. sional League. back n'n last relief pitching, cou- Mostly, a guy named Ford only 28 men. hi* mound opponent. Ineffective “I would not for a moment pled with faulty throwing to a singla Carr >on. plus v>rr,< unexpected .• IM TOR 1N who pitched the think of hiring away bases caused the note fine prohing, they tell you veui s only other no hitter on sour after one of those fellows," Gus said. around Shite Park April 27 against Brooklyn, draw- the Detroit team's double-header That was before U. of D. sweep against Which :s amusing «o Tigers ing a walk in the third inning. the Rod Sox in dropped sports. ihp Boston Sunday. Incidentally, the and others m league, if \fter that the -9-year-old Tennes- anything can l>e amusing to the sean. who w awaiting a rail from Red Sox moved up into seventh Hears of Ford's Plan Tignr>, since up in Boston. Ji>r the navy, tetired 19 batters in place without playing yesterday. The other day Gus Porais Crojitn and the Boston man- 'order to win,l-0. FIFTH IN ROW agers little helpers were smirk- read that Dad Butler, at the age \\ \TCIIFS THIS infc'Y'eoansr they had put over a TIMK The victory gave the fourth- of 74. was out as trainer at nifty ,n trading Garrison. ni*t T.iqhtninc struck the same place place Athletics their fifth triumph U. of D. The school simply said no sporty another ballplayer, to the Ath- tw re lor Tobin as he figured in in a row and seven out of eight that letics for Wagner letter both no one for and one games. A crowd of 5.921, includ- program wa* Hal hitters progress than average catcher who can against. He ruined in a creditable ing a grist of school children, 1 n also hit a long hall. five hit job artd CHUCK ALKNO’S saw- the home boys win. there. "I If this Garrison is just an- homer in the fifth was the game's The veteran, elongated Russ know other ballplayer, well, then be*! only score. Christopher was the winning Just the Job an awful faker and he's got the Shoun. used chiefly as a “-pot" pitcher, his first success of the ¦SS for him," said folks here well fooled as while G u s "I’va well and relief hiirler. was sold to the Pitchers are not supposed to l»e expert sliders but successfully in the third inning yesterday to avoid the tag season. He went the route as m an uproarious dither. Reds in 1912 by the St. Louis the Tigers used three chuckers. read wher* Cardinals. He won 14 and lost five Kuss Christopher of Connie Mack’s Athletics proved him- of catcher Swift of the Tigers and score the tying run starting with Frank (Stubb) Henry l-ord Sets A s Afire for the Reds last year, his best self one on this occasion, lie’s shown hilting the dirt after tripling. Overmire, who battled on even Is planning a *e.ison in a career of nine year* in terms with Russ uniil he was rehabilitation The surge ,i nt e for started iu*t week the National' League Yesterday's lifted for a pinch hitter after c*4‘ r ago with m wounded vet- Garrison's arrival classic was Ins first start this so pitching eight of ihe frames. In »»i Ti.r.a the camp of the Athletics. Since erans. son. »«mI I*as for Patrol that stretch. Stubb yielded only then, the one-time Red Sox has “lie**going to show these men The St. Louis Cardinals shoved Parkers Take Hughes lakes seven hits against eight given up been hit crazy. Hitting safely Phillies third nn-l llm-m heme. j» way hac k to the Philadelphia into by the veteran Philadelphia " ' games here, including . In seven place with a 12-hit attack that hurler. normal life yesterdays contest. Garrison ¦foals at Regattas It was here Gus netted an 11 -6 triumph. With Boh Gillespie on ihe that Doran has collected 16 hits in 33 unaccustomed as he is to vio- The Brooklyn Dodgers wen! on mound and two out in the ninth, times at bat for an average ap- Care of Dubs lent gestures, pounded a On Cass Tech GEORGE E. fist. their biggest hitting spree of the Rv VAN it looked as if extra-inning proximating the .500 mark, an an "Can you Imagine.*' he said, year, collecting 17 blows off four ago Roosevelt in Howard Finch, game the offing. achievement that carried the Highland unbeaten in the Two years President a letter m Sam Hughes’ stabbing, blasting was in But Bill "a man more fitted for the j«»h Chicago Cub pitchers for a 14-3 Park. Yachting Association, urged Burgo, of Athletics from a lowly spot up ihrn president of the Interlake the one Connie Mack's of helping these fellows than victory. Northeastern sector takes on Cass ho continued, out the valuable which fists drilled through Harvey Dubs singled to renter, an into the upi*>r bracket, where s|Kvrt pointing training would strangers, Ilad Butler? The New York Giants outlasted Tech at Highland Park today in thus he made available to young men in wartime. last night at Arcadia to win a achievement that seemed to un- aristocratic baseball people Pittsburgh "Dad knows all the physical (That tbe Pirates 10 gain an the Metropolitan League’s The 1. L. Y. A. represents 56 clubs and is the largest yachting 10-round decision Indore 1..T84 nerve the young Tiger. Gillespie dwell. doesn't include our H-7 edge. feature angles. But more than that he Tigers, sorry organization in <he world. The paid a gross 51,475.50. walked Ford Garrison and had hapless to relate ! in- baseball game. fans who of can give them the philosophy tossing into The New York Yankees letter from the President was the pitched two halls to Bobby Besides his col- their fir«t place lead Other unbeaten Metro nines are Hughes, Detroit high school and psychology of life that only a home creased over greatest stimulus ever given the Estelella. the Cuban, when O'Neill lection of bingles jxnr of iho St. a Northwestern in the Southwest. youngster making his first start s man of his age and e\|>erlen< e runs. hatted home idle Louis Browns with *pot t. Magged him out of the box and Garrison a 10-2 trnune.ing of the Chicago Central in the Northwest, and Cosmos against an experienced foe. put up could possess." Natters Gentry than ever half dozen tallies, scored eight ” Moie people before of sent Ruffus to the hill. White Sox. : Eastern in the Southeast. sailing It s a way one the most thrilling affairs himself and stole three bases, are turning to seen here many to A pinch single by TIILLIS Eleven Catholic League contests using in months win W ALK FILLS BASES Gets Bennett's Help which is not exactly shirking to get around without that eight of the 10 rounds HAYNE gave the Washington also are on today’s card. war necessity—gasoline. on Referee Beforp the brought \ vital Finishing up ihe mb that Gillos. I don’t know Red Sox Senator* a Il-innmg m t TRorni.n a i.tar.rt High Sam Hennessey's score card.

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