The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-12
BARRIERS
DEFEATED
By OILERS
Swai-iest il First Inning Wins
Tight Game and Prevents First
Place From Being Tied;
Another Today

Guiihur's little hit in the last OF the
ssre1th that developed into a home
run and brought in two scores failed
TO prove the starter for batting rails
TOR the BARRIERS. who needed two more
runs 10 tie the score and the Oilers
took the game, rs. At that II was only
close fielding that held the BARRIERS
down during their lasz chance. To
start the inning. Gordon reached first
on Oyarts error. then Gulihur was put
in as pinch hitter for Turner and he
landed little clean one between sec
ond and first II took whole corps
Of Oilers 10 locate the ball in the
grass while Gordon was chalking up
one and "GuIi.~ who was out Of the
game on account OF an injured foot
and intended to get runner on first.
made the complete circuit
With none down, woolery flew out
to Raspberry. Thuriow flew out TO
ruUItr tArA anLtD1 pDOh TIC DHt- HI
tending to place the ball just behind
second he hit little too hard. placing
II out where Young always gets them.
The center fielder took this one clean.
his fourth putout daring the game.
leaving the score rs.
II was genuine swatfest in the
first half OF the first that won the
game for the Cotton Seeders They
batted clear around. taking six hits
and one less score off Gordon in thai
one division. Wootten was first upl
and made one down when Jacobs
caught his foul. but Scott, next up. |
made one OF his three hits during the |
game. Goldsmith got a two-bagger,
ogsn and Young singled and Haywood |
got double. then Raspberry got & |
clean one to right. Horton flew out
to short and Morland struck out. leav-
ing Raspberry on second.
Gordon stayed in another inning, |
giving two hits and a run by Wootten.
In the last half OF the same inning. |
the second. Miller started things off |
By putting a triple cut i'm the right |
garden. Mcknight and Munson both
singled. Miller and Charley register.
Ing the first two marks for the Bar
bers. Aunson went out when Jen-
nings gave Scott chance at little
popnp. then Scott fielded clean when
Gordon duplicated Jennings pop-up.
and the side was retired. score stand
Ing So.
Turner took Gordon's place in the
bon at the beginning OF the third in
ming and Gordon went to third. He
aeld the Oilers rnnless until the sixth.
hen let in only one score. Mean
rhiie, in the fourth, Goldsmith missed
] hot one from Jacobs bat, the big
Barber catcher stole second then
scored before Gordon made the third
nut, short to first This gave the los
RS three runs to the Oilers six. The
BARRIERS made two more in the last Of
he seventh and the Oilers made one
Al the first Of the sixth. accounting for
he score Of rs.
An Alfonso and CASTOR play by Mill
y and Munson in the fifth let Horton
N first but he was caught mapping
It second and no runs resulted. The
". high one, was slightly in the ter
'itory Of short, however, so the error
sas credited to the center fielder.
( The Typo-Rock Island game that
ras TO have been played Friday has
'een set back to today. Minco wanted
friday to get the diamond in shape
or Sundays game with vercen.
Had The Oilers lost yesterdays game
hey would have been tied for first
lace with the TyDos