Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-26
Locals Land on .SeWell and
McClosky for Easy Victory
Producers Take Six of Nine
Games From Twins; Sher-
man Comes Today; Brewer
Hurt; Fagg on First.

Davis pitched the Producers into
their sixth victory over the Fort
Smith team yesterday afternoon at
Association park, the score in this last
of the series of nine games being / /
to 3. Each side gathered three home
runs but the visiting club was unable
TO touch Davis for any other scores,
while the locals sent eight other men
across the plate which spelled ruin
for the team piloted by Manager
Barr.
Sherman meets the local ball team
this afternoon for the first of five
game series to be played during the
following four days, the double
header coming Sunday During the
past series with the Fort Smith club,
Tulsa won 6 and dropped 3 of the
games.
McClosky With Enemy.
McC!osky, formerly with the Pro
ducers. appeared in a Fort Smith uni
form yesterday. He was sent in to
save the day for the visitors when
Sewell weakened in the fourth inning.
lie is nursing a smashed finger he
received when he sacrificed in the
second inning.
The first inning of the game was
marked by the homerun garnered by
Brady in his first trip to the plate.
Balenti started the inning for the
Tulsa bows but was thrown out al
first. Then Brady started the scor-
ing when he leaned up against the
delivery of Sewell for circuit clout
over the left field fence. The inning
was brought to an abrupt halt when
Ileatly was walked and Ohlln mt
into a double play. In the flrst nan
Of this initial inning Wlllams are"
a two-h base hit to right.
Countryman Parks Ball.
Countryman came back IN the
second round and dropped 'he null
over the deep center fence, lying tne
score. There were two outs when this
score was made and Lourcey endeo
the first half OF the inning by strlk-
ING ont. Chances were nearly ripe Tor
another score by the home guards IN
this inning when Fairchild slnSleu 10
left and Brewer sacrificed. Nheh
Brewer hunted the ball THIS time II
hit the center finger on his lelt mana
and bruised 1t so that he was forCeu
out of the game and VIII prou"plS
not he back for three or four days,
Heatly was then sent TO iirst anu
Sparks went to rightfeld
In todav's game Fagg will cover the
initial sack. FL. -
A two base hit was the only fruit TO
be picked by the visiting team durihs
the third inning. In the last hali OIL
the inning Davis started with lons
tDul flv which landed In Adams, glove.
falenti next drew four bad DELIVERIES
and Brady arrived on first on noi-
lander's error. Heauy hit to hol,
lander. who threw out Balenti at thlr1
and let Heatly reach the first SACK.
Ohlin then found Scwoll for circuit
clout over the rightfield fence, scoring
three runs. Fairchild walked out
Sparks ended the inning when ne
flied out to Robson.
Scwell Driven Out.
"Buddy" Robson hit over the rlsh'
field fence for the second homeruh
for the visitors. This good start u,
the fourth inning was not followed
M and Barr Adams and CounuNhla''
we're retired in order. This was the
had inning for Scwell. Smith drew
a homerun and Dowic singled to let'
and scored on Davis long single To
center. At this juncture Scweu so'
the hook and McClosky was sent IN
TO head off Scott's Anen. lie srueN
ont Balenti and Brady and he0tN