The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-05
Chickasha Lost the First BY Mar
row Margin and Cleaned
Up on the Visitors in
the Second.
FORT WORTH PLAYERS
ARE FAST COMPANY
Morning Bout Goes for Ten In
nings Classy Game Terry
Put Visitors to the Bad
in Afternoon Session.

First game Fort Worth 3, Chick
asha 2.
Second game: chlckaaha Z. Fort
Worth l.
The morning game at University
park yesterday between Striplings
team Of the Fort Worth Commercial
league, incidentally the amateur
champs Of north Texas, and the Chick.
asha warriors, was the pretsiest and
cleanest baseball game ever played on
the local diamond. Francis, pitching
for Chickasha was going good and the
team behind him gave flawless sup
port, excepting in the tenth inning,
which 09bble, coupled with a lucky hit
won the game for Fort Worth.
N, Tucker, the Texans little right
handler, delivered the goods from the
tap Of the gong. Fort Worth put one
over iii the first and Chickasha tied It
kup in the second. Then for eight in
liiings It was one. two three for both
teams. In the tenth. Fort Worth got
two ON a hit to right field, which was
fielded little bit slow by Murphy and
allowed two runners to romp home.
chlekasha started rally in their half
but could push but one across, 50 the
game ended with the visitors one 70
the good
The Afternoon Game.
The largest crowd Of tbs season
turned out to the afternoon game and
weer well repaid. A stiff south wind
made it very disagreeable and almost
impossible to field fly ball with any
degree of accuracy
Terry was on the mound for Lud.
lows men with Jones doing the receiv.
ing Terry had everything and had
the striplings at his mercy. In the
opening innings it began to look like
strike-out record for Terry, but he
let down the latter part Of the game
and wkiffed only eleven. Weir had a
great day, although lie is charged with
one of the two Chlckasha errors This
was a hard chance OF Jordan's in the
third and was intercepted away olh
in the edge Of the grass
Fort Worth played good. steady ball
and was short only in their pitching
staff. Jordan distinctly aid not delv.
er the goods. Chiekasha got TO him
for six hits, driving him from the
Il mound in the fourth. NJ Tucker was
= called in from the outer garden; but
owing to his strenuous morning on the
! slab. was Ineffective and was relieved
by Ward in the eighth.
Chickasha started things in the
opening session. Mitchell was out,
Jordan to Hurt. Phillips popped out
to Ward and Jones poled out safe
one to right garden Jones stole sec
ond and scored when Tucked dropped
Whitenecks offering. N. Jones walk
ed and was granted free transporta.
iion to second when Jordan dealt
Montgomery four wide ones. Mont
gomery was forced out at second on
Wicr's fielder's choice to Ward.
4 There was nothing further stirring
j until the fourth. Here was where Jor
dan got in bad and was drivtn to the
stable. Montgomery hit safety tt
right and advanced when Wlor singled
Fe down third base line. Hays balloonet
Ill out to n Tucker and Terry smashed ]
n- safe one through second. scoring Mont
i'd gomery and Wier Mitchell walker
d. and Terry scored on a wild pitch
pt Phillips safe on a flelder's choice t
ln Jordan. Jordan was banishad to righ
ed field. Tucker taking charge OF the box
He celebrated the occasion by striking
On Jones out Whiteneck cut searbog
1u ough io Hurt.
st II the firth the Rangers s0l ID luei
n. work, Wallace singled to center, AM
le- was sacrificed to second BY Tucker
ut Wler to Nhiseneck Wallace scoreI
re when Hurt poled out two hasseI
II Hurt was called out for cutting lirs
ID base Bomberser Was retired Yia fh
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