Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-03

The BAH IFS getting lNcller hul the
poor outflcldcrs Amt
Denver Post,
racuep. ea. 6lS 20 ncxt morning wo
were taken down In our special cars to
the other Twin CITY where we met
with a reception that would have done
honor to royalty | don't remember
the details. but do recollect that we
formed part OF IA parade through tho
principal streets and that we noarly
tro20 In spite Of the fact that We were
seated I'm dozen fine carriages, drawn
by horses with noddlng gilt plumes
and yellow blankets, and headed by
brass band led by a drum major
deckod out In scarlet and gold, An
other big crowd had assembled at the
bali grounds, and II tried to keep In
good humOr and from freezing while
we played our game with the All
Americas, but It was an uphill busi
ness What that crowd wanted 10
see was our game with tho st Pauls
and the fact that All.AmerIcas beat us
9 TO 3 didn't interest those fans az
much as It did u.s.
That game with the st. Paurs was
ono Of the prettIcst I ever had a hand
IN, sent big MarS Baldwin in TO pitch
Tor MS and he made a fine showing
Neither side scored for four innings
and don't mind telling you that eX
element was keyed up considerable
higher than concert pitch In tho NTH
inning the St Pauls were once more
retired with a gooseegg and Pfeifer
crossed tho home plato with win
ming run for the Chlcagos All con
sidcred, 1t was great game for the
St Paul team and Manager Barnes
was 40 happy over the result that |
couldn't do any better than Jump right
In and share II with him.
There wasn't much time for that,
however for that night we went on
TO Cedar Rapids. In my native state OF
Iowa, where we We're scheduled to
play an exhibition game. We got a
great ovation there Our cars, side.
tracked near the Union depot, attract.
ed as much attention as though they
/ contained circus. The attendance
| at tho ball ground numbered $500, a
| crowd that deserved to see good
game, and that ia what they got, II
| do say IT, The score was tie in the
NTH inning Lld again in the eighth
It then standing FIVE each In tho ninth
inning Ryan crossed tho plate with
tho winning run for the Chicagos. ant
the crowd was satisfied 1t had got IT,
moneys worth
Next morning we arrived at thu
state capital All our travelling thui
far had been done at night, and Il
has always been wonder to mo how
we managed to play 30 much bal
during the day and so much poker a
night, with sleeping cutting a yer!
small figure In the situation At De
Mones we played close and excl
ing game, he score at the ninth in
ming standing 3 to in favor OF tn,
AlLAmerlcas Thus far the plcke
nine had carried OF the Hons shar,
Of the glory, but II was all In tn,
family. and consoled myself tina
cur turn would come next
On the morning OF the 26th we wer
In Omaha. and there wa got anothe
rod-hot reception The AllAmerica
won out again, getting wise to Ryan
slow. lofthandcd delivery after tn
NTH inning and pounding him all owe
the nsld The heavy batting tickle,
the Omaha folks and they shouto,
themselves hoarse, We played gam
at Hastings. Nsb.. next day after q IL
OF excitement had been caused by th
falling OF a section OF the grand
stand loaded with people Fortunate
| ly nobody was Killed, but good man!
were hadly shaken up
Tho Chcagos won that game by
score OF to I Our mascot Clarenc,
Duyal had Joined us at Omaha an,
things had taken turn Playing bal
without mascot--but thereby hang
tale
Continued In tomorrow's pnpcr)