Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
Sherman'S Heavy Artillery
More Effective Than Local
Slow Fielding by Producers in
Fourth Session Contributes
to Tulsa's Downfall; Two
Games Today.

In one of the most concentrated
ArtilIcry engagements of the local
season Sherman's heayy guns proved
more effective than those % the
homeguArd and aided by the iardy
movements of the Tulsa defense 10
the fourth session. the invaders got
away with Saturday, contest al A.
sociauon PARK The score Vas II
to s.
This Hctory gives the visitors a
TO edge on the series but the
locals hope by duplicating last sun
days double victory this afternoon to
bring the advantage back home.
Five Circuit Drives.
Five times the ball was polled over
the wall. Balenu Eddie Smith and
Dowie drew the long hits for the
locals. while l.. Smith and Hughes
drew the homers for Manager He'll
mans men.
Lalate started the game from The
mound for the Tulsa squad and stood
the grueiing for two innings when
he Vas given the hook and Ney.tt
was sen; IN.
Balenu led OF FOR Tulsa with
single 70 Ief' Morris Who was COW
ering second IG Hldys stead. popped
"A rs y kanner Heaiiy singled 20
left and then no and Halenti executed
double steal. Ohun was walked
and Falrchud singled 90 center.
scoring Baleuu and Heauy Fair
child vas caught 90 second trying 60
stretch his hit Ohun was then
caught OF third when Price hlt 90
Hughes and after q short session Of
playing horse was retired.
sherman Draws Even.
Sherman came back In the second
inning and regaincd Tho two scores
when Hellman singled thru Baleuu
and l.. Smith doubled 20 the center
field wall Jones was thrown out by
Morris but Hellman scored on Ban
ner's single 10 left Banner was
caught at second and Rainey flied
out to Ohlin
Smith started the second FOR the
locals with single To center and
went down on Dowies single to left
Dowic was thrown out at second and
l.aBate flied out 10 Allen. Balentl
crew the first homerun OF the game
At his next trip to the plate. Morris
singled 10 left, but Heatley flied out
To right.
In the third frame Shermans ath-
letes registered four scores and took
the lead. Hughes started the damag-
Ing work with "a single to left. Haley
next drew "A walk and Allen singled
10 left. Robson singled TO center and
Haley scored. Hollman flied out to
l. GfFHNf F..s.a N.r
field and Robson scored banner
and kaney appeared az the bat next
ana were promptly retired by hard
trying the Tulsa contingent mustered
three runs Norman Price started the
work with single 10 center smith
Grew homcrun. which scored Price
and himself At this Juncture Raney
drew the hook and Asnip was sent IN
10 retire the locals Bob powie
greeted the new hurler by sending his
FIRST Offering over tho left field fence.
bnlenu walked Morris did to.
Heatly flied out to Robson and
Ohlln walked % bee caught In a double
play when Fairch Id hit TO Jones and
was retired at first
Defense Wcakcns
sherman tied up the game in their
end OF the fourth round by securing
three runs. Hughes again started
the work with n single to left. rne
bail hit against the fence and Smith
tried TO get 1t with one hand but IL
bounced out ~ his glove Haley sent
the ball 10 the left garden for what
should have been an easy out, but
Smith evidently WAS asleep and 10,
the bail hit a few feet behind him
without making a try to catch Il. Allen
bunted TO ohlin and then beat IL out
kohison flied out to lIcatly and
Hughes scored ON Heatlys throw
home. Hellman struck out but J..
Smith doubled To center. scoring Ha-
ley and Allen. Jones made the third
out when he was thrown out at first
by Ohlin.
Tulsa secured an additional score
In the ninth inning when the locals
started rally but could not make
the spurt last long enough To bring
across the winning scores. Sherman
scored IN both the seventh and eighth
Innings and closed the game with a
final balance Of II TO S.