Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-19
Trio of Twin Twirlers Pound
ed Hard, Locals Winning by
II to 3 Score; Roy Davis
Puzzle TO Visitors.
By ICY" LoGsDoNJ


SnuCkHt
or Eddie Smith. sorter red headed
and generally ketcher. but playing
out In the left garden for the Pro-
ducers. drank deep and often from the
bucket OF sweet revenge at the ball
mark Yesterday afternoon when he
smacked the pesky hosshide so blamed
hard on three separate and distinct
occasions that the pellet meandered
plumb out OF the ball lot and was lost
somewhere In Little Africa.
II was, indeed. "A gala occasion for
Eddie Not so very long ago Smiths
name appeared prominently on the
payroll OF the Fort Smith ball club.
For some reason he was given his re-
lease, whereupon he donned Pro-
duccr's uniform and since that time
has been pretty much In evidence
about every time a hit was needed.
and ne was in a position to get to the
plate Smith got n hit yesterday every
time he approached the plate-eNcept
one trip-and had he not busted" his
bat he would have arranged for
single NJ least. AZ II was, his record
was slightly r1arred when he hit the
pill into the waiting hands OF old per
spring Hetty Green.
All OF the local boys took "A swat
at the offerings OF three Fort Smith
heavers Pep" Hornsby lasted al
most one third OF an inning. Wallace,
swinging from the portside. lasted the
same length OF time. while IIetty Green
toied during the remainder Of the
game by virtue OF the fact that Hyder
Barr had no one else to put In the
box.
Satisfying Exhibition.
1t was plumb satisfying contest
ha Nsi. al
and enthusiasts Plumb satisfying, In
deed Those who are thrilled by the
smack OF the willow against the hoss-
hide missed considerable by being abb
sent Yesterday II the home talent can
continue ms they started yesterday, II
appears that the task of confiscating
eight straight exhibitions from the
visitors will be nothing but mere
child's play.
Roy Davis, who has forsaken the
pursuit Of baseball and Is earning his
daily bread and the salt that goes
therein by efforts In another dlrec-
ton, was too much Of problem for
Harrs pastimers Lige Woody. 1t Is
understood. will become member OF
the Twins when they leave for other
parts. II may he possible that ht
will appear as Producer enemy dur
ing the present series.
rs She Was Fought.
First inning - Lawrence walked
Williams singled to right and Law
renee hree2ed around To third wher
Hoatly luggled the ball Adams flew
out to Fairchtld. Hollander forced
Williams at second, Lawrence scoring
Barr was tossed out at first.
Tulsa-Fagg was out at first BRADY
was given free transportation 10 first
and promptly stole second. Balent
singled. Brady taking third. llcatlN
was the recipient OF walk. Ohlir
singled. scoring Brady. Dowic walked
SO did Balent. whereupon llydcr Barr
made a few wiEwag signals from deer
center and youth named Wallace
stepped into the heaying trough
Heatly scored on a wild pitch. while
the others moved up peg Fair
child slammed the pill over the right.
field fence. scoring Dowie and Ral
euu. with nobody on Smith hit II
over the fence for four sacks. Wal
lace starts for the dugout and HettN
Green began toiling Davis doubled
Fagg singled Brady sacrificed scor
ing Davis Balenti was out at first
Eight tallies and five hits Count 'em
count 'cm,
Second inning Fort smith Coun
TO Fairchild Lourccy was out a
first and Green fouled out to Ohlin
Tulsa-IIoatly shot single int,
left field Ohlin whitfield. Dowle flew
out 10 Furr. Icatly stole second
Then he stole third Fairchild wai
hit 10y a pitched ball and stole sec