Tigers @ Senators
May 14, 1920

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Bottom 1	R	H	E
Tigers	0	1	0
Senators	2	1	0

Bottom 1	R	H	E
Tigers	0	1	0
Senators	2	1	0

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Griffith Stadium - May 14, 1920

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Stolen Base

John Glaiser

Oscar Stanage

Harry Heilmann

Ralph Young

Sammy Hale

Donie Bush

Bobby Veach

Ty Cobb

Ira Flagstead

Red Shannon

Frank Ellerbe

Bucky Harris

Count: - , 2 Outs

Count: - , 2 Outs

There goes Harris. The throw from Stanage and he is safe. Harris steals third.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Bottom 1 Ellerbe takes first base on ball four.

Bottom 1 Harris hits a line drive into left field, out of the reach of Veach. Harris reaches second base with a double. Rice scores. Roth goes all the way around to score.

Bottom 1 Roth takes first base on ball four.

Bottom 1 Rice hits a ball on the ground towards short. Bush fields it and throws to home for the out. Rice moves to second. Score that a fielder's choice.

Bottom 1 Milan hits a ball on the ground towards first. Heilmann scoops up the ball, races to the bag, and beats Milan for the out. Judge moves to third.

Bottom 1 There goes Judge. The throw from Stanage and he is safe. Judge steals second.

Bottom 1 Judge takes first base on ball four.

Top 1 Veach hits a line drive into right field, out of the reach of Roth. Veach reaches second base with a double. There goes Cobb trying to get to home. Roth throws the ball in to Harris who relays the ball to Gharrity, who tags Cobb, who came all the way from first, for the out.

Top 1 Cobb hits a ball on the ground towards second base. Harris fields it and races to the second base bag for the out.

Top 1 Bush takes first base on ball four.

Top 1 Young hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

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