Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-22
TULSA RECEIVES
AWFUL DRUBBING
Jones Fails to Report and
Myers Is Batted All
Over Lot.
Is GIVEN A $50 FINE
Producers Slump in Field
ing and Batting; Miners
Today.

Ncls Jones. Producer mound
man, who failed to report for
morning practice and yesterdays
game was fined $50 last night.
The fire will be RENTED on good
behavior at the end OF the ~eaaoh.
Jones told friends last night that
he intended TO quit and go 10
Onton." He informed President
Purpus that he "probahy would
not report for tOday's game
"Wn will suspend and blacklist
him from organized baseball if ne
Jumps his contract" said Fresi-
dent Purpus. He has been all
sent from morning workouts any
number Of times and his actions
are not in accord with the stand
ard eet by his teammates. we
are disposed TO he ndulgent with
him if he will stick and behave
himself"
The Producers open with Nc
Alcster at Association park this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The less said the better. Tulsa was
drubbad l6 to 3 at Association PARK
Yesterday afternoon. There were so
many runs ia Tic ninth that the man
accr Of the score board got confused,
felt among his dummy letters and the
first one h picked up was seven,
None knew for sure how many they
Rad made There were four or Ave
before batsman had been retired.
II was sweet revenge for the Twins.
who had been defeated four straights
by the locals.
Myers in Bad shape.
Myers. i'm bad condition, was forced
to take the mound for the PRODUCERS.
Jones. who was advised to Ditch the
game lid not report for the morning
workout, nor had he made his appear
ance by o'clock when the contest
commenced. Myers had to be used,
although he has been out OF bed only
two DAYS. Up to the seventh he
pitched a fairly steady game, but ne
weakened n that inning and com
pletely blew up in the ninth The VS.
itors would likely have continued 70
bat until dark had not Red Reynolds
relieved him and retired the SIDE,
three men in a row.
The Twins registered Is hits and l6
runs off the Tulsa mcundman. Ihat S
about the story
The first man up, McCarty, sent the
horse hide sailing over the right fcld
fence on the first thrown ball. Len
irger followed with a single, but that
was all during the Canto. For three
innings Myers held them scoreless
and issued only single hit Ahins,
ton opened the fifth with second
circuit smashor Myers retired two
men, but the forth and fifth walked.
Robinson cleaned the bases with the
third fCur-slcker. Adams was out,
Morris to Price.
Fatal Ninth.
Two blows and three walks resulted
IN four counts in the seventh. Wooden
was out to Price unasssted, but Nc
Cartv Leninger and Robinson walked.
With the bases full Adams flied out.
Mcscly singled and scored two men,
and Corgan singled and scored two
more. Abingdon flied out. Schultz $
single aud Pitcher Woodeh'1 homer
!n the eighth meant two more runs.
Thcn the ninth daWned.
Adams, Corgan, schultz and Wooden
all siugle1 and Abingdon was safe on
Eurke's error McCarty walked, as
usual and there were FIVE runs. Al
this iuncture tive lafhed Myers was
derricked for Red Reynolds, ever
ready utility man. He struck out
LoninSer and retired the next two
men up.
The Producers were ahead one time
and things looked fairly prosperous
for the home boys In the secOhd
Price and Reynolds singled The for
mer scored On l[elsey's one-base MI
and the latter counted on Brady''
sacrifice Bradys two-basger ami Alb
irgton's error resulted in another
count in the fifth. Tulsa's two Other
blows by Morris and Franklin in the
eighth were futile as The next two Tncr
who went down consecutWelE ret'l &c
the side