The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-21

HammeTing two Tulsa pltchtrA 10
all corners Of the lot, the Senators
won Tuesdays game in a romp the
score being 1916 after the works
had dimmed. one John King, left
garden pastimer for Heine Mag,
saw the Boss coming down to home
from third base on a squeeze play
in the second. and fearing manage
rial displeasure, parked the ball 30
Mag could come In standing up
There happened to he two more ON
the bags at the time, who chased
In ahead OF lawn. This same h ng
person tried to drive Clements to
cover in the first. when three sin
giles ahead Of his two sscker brought
IN three runs.
Kings clOut so heartened the Sen
Rtors that they continued the BON
bardment when Estes went in for the
Producers In the second. two more
runs coming In In hat frame as the
result OF a couple OF walks and Gier-
hart's double. While talking "
sluggers. this pitcher Gierhart con
nected with II double and two singles
in five times up and scored three OF
the Senator'S runs which IL not half
bad for a hurler.
After the second II was a mere
SOY ride for the Oklahoma CITY men.
They made one I'm the third on "A
walk, "a sacrifice and Glerhart's hit
two I'm the fifth on II hit and two
rank errors, three IN the sixth and
two In the eighth on Kings single,
which was followed by doubles from
the sticks OF Eunlck and Naylor out
distauced all his teammates by get
ting II home run, two doubles and
II single, with Eunick next with ?
out OF 3 and G.erhart taking third
honors with 3 out Of g.
The Producers looked bad all the
way through with the exception of
McWilliams, the new catcher and
Jimmy Burke. who. by the way. is
one of the best In the league. McWil-
liums connected with "A circuit ClOut
and two singles. driving In every one
OF the Tulsans' 6 scores Burke,
while not connecting with the pill.
played a fast game In the field and
ran the bases, when on through a
walk and being hit, like a flash.
The Producers scored IN the sec
ond, as the result Of = ngles by Nor
ris and Brady, a sacrifice by Frank
Inns single and scored on the big
oil field catcher's single, Hale, play
ing right I'm the place Of Franklin.
who was hurt while fielding a fly,
walked In the ninth and trotted In
ahead OF McWillams' homer.
One Of the best hurlers In the
league. Clements, seemingly cannot
get away In oklahoma City. Every
appearance he makes here, his team
either boots the game away behind
him or else he has nothing except
his glove and II somewhat faint smile.
On other diamonds, he has won about
~ out Of 80 starts.
Gierhart threatened TO throw
away the game In the early innings
before hN mates secured the big
lead, walking two In the first. He
hit both Price and Burke and walk
cd three others, but the terrific clout-
ing " the Senators behind him re.
moved all possible worry.
For Wednesdays bill. Pagan Tor
Oklahoma City and Joe Payne. the
former o, G semi-pro player are
slated to oppose each other on the
mound. with Tulsa having remov
ed all the errors and punk playing
from It's system, II fast clean game
al be expected at the sunken garden.
Manager Price, who by the way.
went In on the mound after Estes
was knocked out Tuesday and pitch
ed some creditable ball, is determin-
ed that Mag shall not get away with
three straights,