Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-08

=c by peculiar but sensational Pitch
.ne 1n both sides The day was
m4rsg and small crowd saw the
contest There was plenty Il noise
l- the graIdstand. ho0eser-and lots
q occasion for an ~ II.
Gabriel. utility man. opened the
game for Tulsa. with Wise opposing
MIN. There was nor a run for the
first three innings.
Then "A Homer.
In the fourth the Cony!cts did their
worst. Moore opened up by getting
single. Hawkins and Kane each
drew pass. which filled the bases.
i, was seea that Gabriel was weak
en.ng and he was pulled out al this
.IDctgre. Henderson took the box
amid cheers. which were Increased
when he struck out Bradley. the mex,
man up. Things looked mighty good
when Miller. th@ tall McAlester catch
or, swung wildly at two good ones.
The third. however, came straight for
the center of the plate and he swung
on o. 81, The sphere sailed prettily
over the left field fence. just inside
the foul line. and the third home run
had been recorded on Athletic field.
-Four players conferred into home. do
ing divers handsprings and other COLI
tortions on the way
Henderson murdered Wren's
chances for A life and Wise flew out
20 Moneymaker.
In the fifth inning the Terrors came
back with a vengeance Barney walk
ed and Price was safe on Kanes error
in handling his grounder. Brown then
drew a pass and Henderson did the
same. forcing in Barney for the Ter
rcr's first score. Franklin singled TO
left and Prize scored. Kester got
one in the ribs and the bases were
filled again. Harkins was then put in
% pitch. on a fIelders choice Henry
was safe and Franklin and Kester
scored bringing in the runs for the
inning up 90 five. Moneymaker sac-
r.f.ced and Gourley was out McCarty
to Kane.
In the seventh inning each side
scored a run and Tulsa was one run
ahead up TO the first half Of the ninth
Harkius was an easy out, Barney 70
Price. but Preston singled McCarty
lined an easy chance to Barney. who
fLmbled IL. and the runner was safe
with Preston on second. Moore
singled. Bruhaker then replaced Hem
derson. Hawkins, the first man who
faced him. sent one to centerfield
fence that was good for two stations
and scored Preston and McCarty.
Moore tried to score on the hit but
was out Franklin to Brown. Kane
tried to reach second. but was cap
tured by Moneymakcr and Kestcr.
Forfeited Last Chance.
In their half Of the last inning. the
Tulsans tried valnly to at least even
the score Howard Price himself was
first up. batting for Brubaker He
sent stiff one down the first base
line. but kan. made a pretty stop
and reached the bag first. Franklin
t-ied batting right handed and flew
k!ns to Kane. and the game was over
Henderson struck out eight players
when he was in the game and walked
two Seven hits in all were made by
tho Terrors. Franklin was the star
getting three hits out OF five times
at bat lie caught three hard flies
in the muddy outfield. Moneymaker
was one in the seventh for bunting a
third strike. lie has been sold TO
Guthrie and will probably wear a
Tulsa uniform for the last time in to-
days game He will be replaced In
left field by Barney. who was re-
cruited In Tulsa. He is a good out
fielder according to the dope. a con-
slstent hitter and an extraordinarily