The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-13
AROMORE HAS A
FAST BALL TEAM
DENVER GRIZZLIES COULD ONLY
GET THE GAME BY a TO q
LOCAL BUNCH COMPLIMENTED

Tne Grizzlies played their first
game in Oklahoma yesterday, defeat
ing the Ardmore team of the Okla
homa Texas League by score of
to 2.
The game was featured by the hit
ting of Beall, who twice slammed
the ball over the left field fence
for home runs.
Kenworthy was on the firing line
for the Grizzlies and held the 10.
Gals to five hits while the Grizzlies
found Tremmel for eleven hits, most
of which were scattered
Denver was the first to score when
in the first inning Lloyd led off with
a hit to center, took second on Gas
sidy's sacrifice, third on an error
by Onslow and home when he
worked the squeeze play with Ken
worthy at bat.
The locals tied it up in their half.
McCullom singled 10 center and
Spence followed with a hit to left
Williams was safe on a fielders
choice when kenworthy grabbed his
easy roller and threw to Nee who
fumbled. With the bases full On
slow rolled one to Coffey who threw
McCullom out at the plate. Keel
followed with hot one to Lloyd and
was thrown out at first, while Spence
scored. In the fourth Beall lifted
the ball over the fence for his
first homer and the Bears made
another in the fifth when McMurray
singled and made the circuit when
Williams made wild throw after
Hendricks had attempted to sacri-
ice. The locals secured their Sec
md and last run in the sixth, as the
'esult of base on balls, field
er's choice and sacrifice.
In the eighth Beall slammed an
,ther homer over the left field fence
or the final run of the game.
The team left early this morning
or Shawnee where they play today.
Although defeated in yesterdays
game, Ardmore has every reason
o be proud Of the bunch OF ball
players that Manager Rogers has
secured to represent this city in tie
Ut League, when it is taken into
that Denver IS in Glass
and Ardmore in Glass D. The
played :wo games in Dal
as, winning the first by a score
# to 1. and the second to Q,
nd against a team that hopes to
vim the pennant in The Texas League |
t that. Onslow and Trammel, the |
ew recruits who showed up yes |
erday from Dallas, we're in the |
ame and they made hit right off |
he reel with The fans. ice Gardner
lust have good supply of ritch
rs in his stable to let such man
S Trammel go, but Ardmore is
rateful for this good fortune and
opes that he will not be recalled
efore the season closes.
BY the time the season opens the
ity will be represented by \ fast
unch of players, and as Manager
hendricks of the Grizzlies said yes
erday, we have team that can
i've anything in the Texas League
n argument right at this stage of
ne season.
j. c. McGill, president Of the Den
er club, and Jack Hendricks, the
lanager, have spared no pains to
lake a perfect baseball machine,
nd certainly have succeeded in get.
ng together classy bunch of play
rs who know the game and are IN
from gong to gong.
Accompanying the Players were
lree war correspondents" of the
'enger papers, pleasant, agreeable
ellows to meet, and intensely loyal
} their home team. They Were f.
T. Day of the Times, Pyke Johnson
the News, and R. F. Norton Of
le Post.
The locals leave this morning for
ishomingo, where they play three
ames. Tishomingo plays here Sun
ay.
Following is the score:
Denver.
ALB r II PO A r
0yd, % ....i 9 G