Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Locals Bat Around in Sixth
Inning; Beat Fort Smith
Poison Replaces Aitchison
When Southpaw Threatens
to Go Bad; Muskogee Wins
From Oklahoma City.
UBy CY LoGsDoND


II was an exhibition that smnckcd
of savagory, members Of both oppos-
Ing forces ut various times taking oc-
Casion to inform the umpire that what
they ,hot of his decisions would not he
worth whole lot AZ a references
should he seek employment at some
future date as an arbiter.
While II cannot bc denied that
some OF the calculations of Ilcaly were
4 little weird when the matter IL gum-
med up IN its entirety and an average
computed thercfrom II will bo found
that the battling bah beavers were
favored with about nn even break 81
far az the umpirc's efforts were CON
ccrncd.
Twins Boss Injured.
In the Twins half of the second
inning when they scored their first
run Bar, advanced from second T.
third where ne Collidcd with Rolllo
Auchison. doing mound duty for
Tulsa for the third time this season,
and was helped from the field with
a badly spiked loft leg.
After several minutes delay Couu-
tryman went In 10 run for Barr AMI
the Camo proceeded. with two down
the person with the rural name at
tempted {, steal home ON squeeze
play and was out In the Producer
half of the same inning OhlIn, first
up. slauuod the ban over tho right
Garden wall for four bases while the
rtNt throc men failed to reach :lrst.
Wharcuppn the third inning was
gotten uuLr way with the result that
Fort Smith did nothing boy virtue ~
a single three strikes that retired one
batter ami the action of Williams I'm
hitting tho bah iu such a manner that
Ligo WooilcN's help executed double
play In the last half of the Same
frame the Producers accomplished
about as much as the Twins, I'm that
they failed to get a man as far us first
base.
So Ear aG runs were concerned the
fourth round was an exact replica OF
he third They just naturally didn't
score
Absolutely Nothing Doing.
In the firth frame Fort Smith
didn't do a blessed thing that caused
the score hoy TO believe he would haVc
to stir himself from comfortable
position on the Erccnsward that was
nicely sh. lcd.
But, when the Producers got I'm
action things looked different. with
one man gone Copeland was slapped
IN tho Stats hv one of 1aWn Wutsun's
'!ants and hurried nimbly down t.
first Fairchud oascd "A single thru
short and Copeland amhlcd down to
thc second stop AitChuson popped
out to ccutcr Whcrcupon Brady sidclcd
up TO the platc tu1 walked. Brewer
however, was unable to connect with
anything but ozone and the side was
retired
Diamond in the sixth hit the first
ball pitched over the fence trottcd
around the arena. dotted his cap to
the hoWling mob and took "A seat In
the dugout lie remained there only
g few brief minutes. FOR the next three
persons up failed to do anything
much but miss the pellet
But. oh. Roy!
But when the Scottmcn began their
halt of the frame. things begin TO
pop. An, me- that was one Of the
most joyful Innings the homogolk
have seen In many decades The en-
tire team took a, swat at the ball
that is all had Chance and the most
of them hit II.
Here is Just about how 1t happened;
Balcnti singled thru short. lIcatly
singled to left, Ohlin made an at
tempt TO lay down a hunt that was
10 he chalked up I'm the box score as
a sacrifice, but owing to the action
~ J9Wr Watson In hanging on the
BALL he brcc2ed down To first while
lI' ill'l tNN IlhlN iN hstlN i4NNf'l W. u
station.
A few seconds later LiEo Wooley
medc a noble effort TO execute a neat
little bunt start toward first and then
take seat In the dugout. but for
some cause or another Rarr's men re-
fused TO carry out the program,
whcreupon Lige slipped down to first
and Baleuu scored.
Then Copeland. who went in behind
the willow wielders because Of powic
being mclp1citatcd with a bum back.
smacked out single thru short and
Heatly scored Fairchili hit down to-
ward first base and while he was he
ing tagged out Ohlin lopcs across the
rubber Then Atchison connected
with the srhcroid and as he was he
ing cut off az first. Woolcy Eallopcd
across the plate Brady smacked the
pill high IN the air ana took two bases
when Robinson dropped the ball
Brewer likewise took a couple Of
'acks when tho same outfieldcr
lropped the bail and Brady scored.