Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26
TWO Homers Play Prominent
Part in Giving Producers
Even Break With Muskogee
Nets Take First.
UMP'S LAMPS ARE ON BLINK
Decisions Set Back Locals IN
Opener; Miners Arrive for
New Series Beginning This
Afternoon.
OBy CY LOGSDONJ

CBy CY LOGSDONJ
After losing the first game by a
score Of 8 to Manager Young yes
tcrday afternoon sent Bob Dowle 10
the mound in the second hy the ciicc-
tive work of the catcher pitcher the
Nets were held to seven hits while the
Producers hammered two of the Mus
koEee twirlers hard and won by
score Of to I. The second game was
seven innings by agreement
with the exception of the second
inning i'm the first game when three
singles by Brady. Fairchild and Pow
ell and sacrifice by Smith. which
uetted the Producers two scores. kHrr.
who held the mound for the Nets,
kept them in control, Musko%ec made
two runs also In the second when
Robinson walked. Gclst doubled,
bringing him home only 10 he run
down between home aud Third when
he attempted to score on an attempt
ed sacrifice by Wagner. Wagner was
brought home by a double by truth.
They also squeezed runs across in
the fifth. seventh and ninth.
Powell Deserved Victory.
Sam Powell heaving for Cy Young's
oilers In the initial contest was en-
titled to "A victory. "Umpirate" Pom
tius aided the Nets In chalking mp
the contest in the win column rather
than I'm the space set aside for record
ing defeats For some cause or an
other the arbitcr was unable to see.
And it's strange. too.
II was "A most pleasant afternoon. 4
drowsy sun pushed its drowsy way
across the skies ana there was an alb
icnCe OF wind tho there was no dust
There being no dust II will stand to
rc'aOu that the "hu pirates ayes were
not fn!l o pulNc crl2rd earth
l'ut something VAS radically wrong
with the old boys orbS. Something
terrible In fnct. plumb disCouracing
To a mass Of hall beavers who are try
.nS t. get along IN the world bv ap-
pc.s.'.S the = lrSt OF mIltitGdinous
following FOR Victories. on three sep
ara,o and distinct occasions the hand
Ter CT the indicator voiced ",mpirat-
iCal" decisions which in the end spell
ed defeat FOR he home team
NS lie saw Them. Nut
Thee Is no question bat what he
called them rs n saw them. tut he
--.,, mentioned b, fore wasn't doing
very much seeing Nav. irdced
Mostly ruceSing Boss Young squat
ting ~ the vicinity OF the jugout. did
''llNlAlNl fAblN liAfllNE dfilut I - UtttS-
ions Int knowing what little chance
he had of having the umpire reverse
himself remained seated
However, the selsOn is mostly over
ard we are glad of H. Every time W.
sit i'm the press box and witch Pontius
do the dcCidlrr "" almost suffer an
attack Of apoplcNy. Stiil. we suppose
he can't please everybody bu' dad
blamed # we don't wish hc'd try to
n1au-a fha - L., IA
Dowic TosscS Victory.
But "A fcwwords is necessary I'm tell
ing OF the second exhibition which
went seven innings. the home guard
taking the contest hv the score of .
TO ( Robert powie first string
catcher. did the heavinr. By a suc-
c"ssiou Of hits and home run the
Nets got three tallics I'm the flrst half
Of the initial frame After that they.
made one score. Bob was in "A hole on
one or two occasions pulled out. Wuu
one man down and the bases fun the
catching pitcher emerged without A
rum being scored whcreupon Manage,
Young presented him with a uice
bouquet OF stink weeds picked from
the ott-haud edge OF the bah lot.
Smith llomcrS Twice.
While Robert was holding the VISIT
ing artillery az bay his support was
siapping the pill to all corners OF the
lot Eddie Smith was pretty much of
the hero of the day, getting brace %,
home runs Tho first one scored two
mon ahead of him and when the sec
ond ball scared gracefully over the
palings Co the right nobody adornvu
the slCNs.
\ left handed youth started the
second game for MIR Calhcrt but
Ifln'f last a,