The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-14
THIRTEEN
UNLUCKY?
TUT, TUT!
S K N ORS SMA S II
ANCIENT HOODOO WITH
SERIES OF THIRTEENS

Three straight from the Pittsburs
Pirates. The Senators put the third
CIimp in the Pirate crew Friday by
taking The last cf The series 10 the
tune OF l3 10 8
The game was one Of those peeu-
li,r ones when excellent ball is
pla cd by both sides for a few in
nings and then diverted into foot
race The cause of the ireaklshness
oi the game Is assigned 10 the fact
that Il was played on Friday the
thirteer.h
The Senator's Rhl were given
goose eggs in he first four innings
hr lly Waded into the Pirates and IN
three innings made thirteen scores,
hltaa. "Big" Taylor, the Pimte's
star pitcher for four earned runs In
the firth inning and hammered him
cut # the box in he sixth Gill who
succeeded him. was hit for nine runs
in two innings.
The Senators are convinced thai
tAirteen Is not a haodCO as they sc
thirteen scores, thirteen hits ana
male thi teen assists, while Nelson
who pitched an excellent game fol
the locals. aud Tnylor, who pitched
4Cnceticnal hall fer four innings,
struck out thiteen men during the
rcven and one-hall innings. The
Tlme was called at 5:13 TO enable
the eisit ng team to catch train.
Otherwise the score miglt have been
msre than thirteen.
II .oked 10 the fans on the start
tlu Friday, the thirteenth, was tru
ly hocl.l as the visitors were able
- Chalk mp ,wC runs In the first in
ming. hitting Nelson for two three
trea h"s ana a single and Big
Taj l0r Glowing but two scattered
its until lhe fourth inning.
The Senators played snappy bal
md had heir bafiing eye with them
knocking line drives and two and
three tese hts at will Reed and
Price pul ed off neat double in the
fifth innlng, while Reed in the intield
and Manager Price in the outlield
rallied III sensational plays.
The Game in Detail.
Wakely hit to Nelson; katz hit
'.er ie center field, making three
buses, while Kelley hit deep into left
Il also maxine three bases, anG
Watson with a Texas Lacquer over
second. scored the second run. WU
san WIS caught between second and
f.r' by IrTtke ami Price while
Myers famed.
Patterson walked and went to
third IN Ta,lor'a overthrow to first
Luoitke v lked and stole second;
TaylCr struck out nayis, Reed and
Pr'9e by heady pitching
Second inning-ury hit a hot liner
ID Reed WHO haniled 1t with his base
hlnd and put il to first in time; Mel.
son tighlCned up and threw threc
strikes IN succession 20 Alfred and
Elloif.
WIRING hign led 70 Kelley Pogarn,
famed. II Price hghed 10 Alfred.
Third inning Taylor ANA Wakeiy
tanned and K2tz hit to Davis.
Nelson lead cG with a single; PA
teryon drove a het one tc Myers
Lucitke hit one TO left field fence
but only made two bases, Davis fan
ned and Reed hit 20 TRY
F3uu1 inniag Kelley walked, but
W. fo ced at second by Watson
Myers b line drive TO right helt
which VA plucked by Manager Price
IN anratioual running catch, Try
forced Watson at second
- e 81 is Katz. W'ring famed
and Pokarny mghed to Kelley
IN puI1s a tred singled. Er-
loT hunted into Reeds hand, who
rorlea ed q double by throwing All
fred out at fret. Taylor famed
" Price nnued aud Mel on hit 10
flro1. Fe'tcrs brokc the ice with
place hit % left field. Luoitke was
lked and after a double steal bnfh
e-erel on o timely hit hy Red pa
Wis. who Do nd and was scored
ou p three base hi 10 left field by
Reed. Norman Price placed one In