The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28
Sport Splinters

How did Ardmorc expect TO win with
Smithson. Newashe. Payne and McCabe,
al Oklahoma city castoffs. In their line
up?
Allison started in tho box for Ardmore
but was soon relieved by Smithson. lie
showed no Improvement, and In the sixth
inning. Newashe, former Oklahoma city
catcher, went TO tho box for Ardmore.
He held the Boosters 10 four hits and no
runs, while he was pitching.
Seven runs scored by oklahoma city I'm
tho first inning. were more than needed
TO win the game. but ten more were add
ed before Newashs stopped them.
Hopper. Hayes and Poole led tho Of
fcnsivr attack Each made three hits
out Of four times up two OF Hayes be
Ing for two bases. Shinault made three
out of five times up. and Wano and Tot
ten each made two,
Poole held the opposition TO four hits
A hOmcrun by Critteuden after NewRshe
had singled In the sixth, gave them two
runs and two errors, one by Poole ana
the other by To,ten allowed Henderson
10 score In the seventh,
Every oklahoma CITY player In the
game had at least one puSout
Five ERRORS were chalkcd un against
the Boosters They have been making
more errors than runs for the past two
weeks. prior TO the game yesterday AFT
eInoon.
Chicago gained n fun game on Boston
In tho rhce for the American league pen
nant Yesterday. The white SoX defeated
the Yankees while Ty Cobb and company
were winning from the Red Sox
Shnwtcy, New York pitcher. COVE the
game TO the white sox when after hold
Ing them scoreless for six innings he
seventh. Rowland sent Eddie Murphy
In TO bat FOR Clco'te. He singled TO right,
sending Fclsch and Gandil home and
Schslk TO third. Schalk scored on a wild
pitch.
Cicotte held the Yanks safe for the first
seven innings and Faber, who relieved
him, was not In dango during the last
two innings.
Seibold held the brownies 10 four scat
tered hits and the Athletics punched hits
OF Sothoron, winning easily, : to 0
GRndil. Eddie Collins, Eddie Murphy
and High were the batting stars Muir
phys single scored the winning runs
Gnndl made two hits odt Of " times
up and scored one Of the runs Collins
made two hits ont Of four times up and
High mRdc two-hits out OF four times up,
one being for two bases ana the other for
three Hts teammates were unable TO
deliver the necessary pinch HIT TO put him
over the plate.
That tells the story, with the nxcop-
ton % fthe fact Cooper. the young south
J. mas A. ~ tIa 1ITntas IlIplAA Ma thITl yto.
tory Of the season over the Giants nj
tho Polo grounds.
Babe Ruth was no puzzle to tho De
trolt hatsmen and the Tigers casIlS de-
featcd the Red SoN q 20 / Burns won
the game for the Tigers when he hlt q
humeruu IN the nm Inning with Cobb
& and WIT on base The Red SON's one
run was the result NJ q base on balls md
tso singles ln-the mn inning
In u game which required three hours
and ten minutes to plav,- Washington
yesterday defeated Cleveland, II 10 .
Carey was the star Of the New York
/ Pittsburgh game, which the Pirates won
YESTERDAY. | to q. The summary OF the
game reads In part NJ follows Runs.
Carey, VOL Rse hits, Carey, stolen bases,
Carey.
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