Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-04
Desmond u Nmkcd From ShortstOp--
New Mltcial Arriying-Doublc
Header Today.
sTANDING OF rEAMs.
GAMES TODAY.
Fort Smith at Tulsa.
Muskogce at Sapulpa,
independence at Coffcyville.

Independence AT Coffcyyille.
Working new pitcher that was
wonder, ana changing the team to
decided advantage, Mig Shaner, field
manager Of the Tulsa team and own
er Hayden put stop to the winning
streak of the Fort Smith Scouts yes
terday at TIE South Main Street park.
The score OF the game was low, Tulsa
making four credit marks and Fort
Smith three. But Tulsa won. Stop
ping the winning streak Of the lead
ers in tho pennant race was another
noteworthy feature,
When tho Rairoadors took the
field yesterday the fans had a hunch
that there was going TO be something
doing Riley who has been doing
exceptionally good work on second
base, was shifted to the moro dlih-
cult position Of shortstop Desmond,
the wonder Of last season, who has
been holding down that position was
moved over 20 Riley's place. Dcs-
mond has net struck his regular
stride as yet, and by working in sec
ond may get to going good once more
and again be the whirlwind OF the
association
Howard Price, one Of those old
heads at the game, was out I'm right
field. Price holds the field down
all right, and is sood artist with
'the stick.
Cooney Blank and new pitcher,
named Ham, was the battery. Cooney
Is not new IN the pitchers box. The
Is one OF the surest hitters on the team
and isn't afraid to take hot ones right
off the bat But Ham was tho real
stun. There was Ham and eggs" all
right yesterday. Ham was In the
pitchers boz, and the eggs were put
on the score board at the south side Of
tho box. In each Of six innings a
goose egg was fastened TO the score
board.
More new players are 20 arrive to-
day, and the dope is that Tulsa Is GO
Ing to take two out OF three Of the
series with Fort Smith, Anderson,
star player OF the University Of Mis-
soudi team, which has Just finished
the most successful season in the his
tory OF the school, VIII Join the Tul-
sa team today or tomorrow. Besides
Anderson there will be two or three
others.
in the game yesterday although It
! 1.s 81 hNt
Tulsa, Fort smith hal dly had show
| in The Tulsa team settled down and
| played ball And when at bat, tho
Ralroaders we're there with tho
goods Hal It not been for flukes,
the score OF the home aggregation
might have been larger,
Fort Smith made It's first run In
the fifth inning. Brown drew pass.
Matthews sacrificed. Ham made n
bad throw to first and Brown scored,
while Rober rested half way around
the diamond The other two outs
were made in drill team precision.
In the sixth a two base hit, n sac
rlfice and a single caused Summa "a
score. Summa went down on balls
| Fenner sacrificed. Lands hit tc
Franklin. who caught the ball. Sum-
ma sped towards third, and made the
base on an overthrow. The bal
was recovered and Summa was put
out at home but was given the base
because of around rules governing an
overthrow.
Tulsa made three runs in tho fifth
inning, Hlts by Hozhauser, Frank.
lin and Hun, and sacrifices by Gray
and Peters and an error by Sporn were
responsible,
In the following inning Tulsa had
II peach Of a chance 10 score, Blank
made a two lagger, and Riley and
Hol2hauser made singles. Although
each Of these three batters got theii
bases Blan% was put on at third
/ Riley at home and Holhauser nj Sec
ond on attempted soueezo plays,
In the eighth inning with the score
tied. Desmond was the flrst Tulsa man
nt bnt lie was put out by the pick
ems assisting Lands, Gray mado @
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base becnu1e Of summa's throwing hif
glove at the ball. Price flew out tC
Brown and Blank made that nocea
sary hit, scoring Gray, Riley went
out, Uohor 10 lands,
The game today Is O. double header
teams representing two Tul.a news.
papers oous,ndlng at 1880 o'clock and