Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-28
Home Run by Heatly Starts
Fest That Nets Six Tallies
Pearson Celebrates Twenty
fifth Birthday by Allowing
But Eight Hits.

A homerun by Heatly In the fourth
frame started u hitting fest which
netted six runs and gave the locals
the second game of the series with
Sherman by score OF 4 to yestcr-
day afternoon at Association park.
Pearson. who worked In the box Tor
the locals. proved that his birthday
was lucky for him. since the sherman
team gurnered only eight scattered
hits off his offerings. Corzine. who
did the pitching for the visitors. also
held up well with the exception OF
the fatal fourth, when he weakened,
the Producers getting to him for fivc
safeties before he could recover.
Heatly. Balcnti and Hellman each
touched the ball for roundtrip passes.
Balentl drew two singles. "A double
and n homcrun out OF five trips to
the bat. When he made his first
trip to the front with the willow he
drove the ball high ut the left field
fence. but II dropped Just inside the
rail- Hellman's circuit clout came In
the seventh round with two down.
Lightning Start.
The game started In lightning pace.
Hughes flied out to Brady on Pear
sons first delivery. and Haley hit out
10 Smith on the second ball pitched,
Allen then famed The locals Jared
poorly dur~g their end of the in
ming. the first three men up being
retired. The second frame proceed
Cd in the same manner ns the first
ana only six men faced the pitchers
Jones started the third inning with a
long hit to the right garden fence
and was thrown out at second by
Hcatly when he tried to stretch the
hit for two bases. This was the only
incident extraordinary during this
frame The next two men up were
retired in order. This era of the ar
fair seemed the stage when Tulsa
would secure their first run. Smith
was the first man up. but he flied out
10 Haley and then Dowic singled tu
left Pearson struck out. Baleuti
then found the bah for double to
left, leaving Duwie at third with two
down. BRADY retired the side when
lac popped a foul fly TO Haley
Five hits and one walk accounted
for the six runs made IN the last halt
OF the fourth inning and spelled
Waterloo for the men under the guild
unCc OF Manager llellman. Heatly
was the first man up in this act and
he leaned against the sphere and gave
81 ride over the left garden boundary
line Ohln was the next man 90 fat
Yen Op MS blltluG average by nlttlus
60 the lcftfield. FairChild singled to
right aud Ohlin went TO third "Fari'
then stole second while Corziue held
the ball IN his hand Price walked
and Smith singled to right. scoring
Ohliu aud FHrcNild bowie struck
out and Pearson flied out To center.
B1lcnu singled to left and Price
scored nalcuu went TO second on
the throw homo and scored when
Brady hit TO Jones' who dropped the
ban Brady crossed the plate with
the final tally of the Inning lust he
fore lleatly on his second trip TO tho
plate during that session flied out 10
Robson In the aliens half OF this
inning the first two men were retired
without the opportunity Of resting on
the initial sack Allen was the third
man up and he drew walk. but was
thrown out at second when he tried Ia
steal
Robson Opens With Single.