The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-16

OF brain storm when state OF calm
ness should have prevailed, cost the
cheerful clan OF Chickasha the second
battle in the strenuous struggle for
supremacy over The proud ones Of
Purcell By the overwhelming score Of
10 to 2.
MIddlebrook OF the visitors pitched
invincibly-and received stimulating
support from his teammates, who
showed a return to strong form in the
field, while the freedom with which
they connected with the ball was heart
breaking to local fendom. McInnis
mounted the mound for Chickasha and
was unceremoniously dismounted in
the sixth inning after display Of in
ertia that can only be accounted for
in one way ac has growing painsl
DeKinder, who replaced him, is really
good hurler but he is still very
young ard apparently was suffering
yesterday from extreme nervousness
as he did not seem able to control
his shoots land he has many puz-
cling ones), while the loop hole de-
fence behind him would shatter the
courage Of veterans. But then the boys
cannot always win-and as the good |
parson said 1t IS the mistakes Of 9th
ers which convince us Of our humor-
GUS faIlibility"
First Inning.
The visitors went to bat. Davis flied /
to center and Wells inflated the stunt
TO second. Middlebrook hit a grounder
TO Witherspoon who threw to high, It |
seemed. for Barefoot and he muffed
the throw Matthias hit for two bases,
scoring Middlebrook. McDavitt hit to
Frazier. who fumbled but got Matthias
trying to get home-at the plate. One
run.
For Chickasha Phillips famed.
Barefoot walked and stole second
Witherspoon was hit and scowled his
way to first. Cherry Holmes hit to
short who forced Barefoot at third. |
Golden repeated cherrys stunt and the
clever short fielder Of she visitors got /
Witherspoon at the third sack. No
runs.
Second Inning.
Smith flied to Golden. Engel famed
and Frank was out, short field to first.
No. runs.
For Chickasha- Frazier was ont,
second to FIRST Lindsay pitcher TO first
and Fryrear short stop to first. No
runs.
Third Inning.
Glenn struck out. Davis lined one
at stopper and he stopped her and
Davis limped away. Wells flied 70
left. No runs.
For Chickasha -McInnis ~dt, short
to first and Phillips the same dope,
pitcher to first. Barefoot walked.
Witherspoon struck out but everybody
though the side was retired by the
failure Of Barefoot to appropriate sec
ond. No runs.
Fourth inning.
Middlebrook flied to right. Matthias
lit safely to center and promptly stole I
second. McDavitt hit into left field /
for three bases, scoring Matthias, but /
Mac" with peculiar cunning cut first
base and was declared to be a
trapped herring when he thought he
was a warm baby after reaching the
third station. Smith duplicated
Macs" three-bagger into the same I
territory but died after Engel tried
three times to swat the pill No runs.
For Chickashar--"C Cherry was pick
ed by the short stop at first. Golden
hit slowly to short stop and beat the
throw apparently but was declared
out Lindsay fouled to third. No
runs,
Fifth Inning.
Frank singled to right and stole sec
ond. clem climbed after three bad
ones and stopped climbing. Davis sent
terrific screamer to left for two
sacks and Frank crossed the platter.
Wells went out. short to first Davis
reached third on the sacrifice but died
there as Middlebrook popped to short.
No runs.
For hickasha-Fryrear made the
first hit for the home team. driving a
screecher by third for one base Nc
Innis sacrificed and Fryrear reached
second. Phillips fouled to catcher and
the custodian Of the third station set
tied Barefoot at first No runs.
Sixth Inning.
DeKinder was sent iu to check Pur-
cells slugging in this inning but the
change came too late. Matthias hit a
gronnder to Frazier and he let It get
by him, but Goldens pretty throw
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