Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-21
Four Base Blows by Smith
and Heatly Save Producers
Three Pitchers Unable to Stop
Local Bombardment; Wooley
Accepts job Tending Garden
for Twins.

Captain Young's athletes took the
third game of the series win Fort
smith yesterday afternoon at Associa-
ton park by score of to 3 The
visitors used three pitchers to turn
the tide of battle but consistent hit
ting by the locals proved too much
for Manager Bars men.
Pearson hcaycd for the hOmcguard
aud turnout the game he was weak,
but managed to tighten up ~ the
pinchcs sufficient to stem the flEht Of
the Fort smith aggregation. Smlth ia
leftficld handled six flies perfectly
and picked one off the fence.
Three Pitchers Bumped.
Scwall started the mound Wurh for
the visiting team but had so weakened
by the sixth inning That he was icrked
and llOrnsby sent In to I'll the leak
Hurnsby put up tutilo attempt To
end the scoring OF ScOtts men but
with no results I'm the ninth inning
Countrymun was sent In 10 WELD the
maple for Iornsby and then pitched
the concluding inning.
The first inning was unevcnttul as
far as scoring was concerned but
Smith took two flies from Williams
and Barr. The first frame started
well for the Producers when Balcnu
singled to center and Brady sacrificed.
sending him to second. but Heatly
flied out to Adams and Ohlin rolled
on cHsy groundcr to iIollander.
In tho second round the visitors
were retired one. two. and the Tulsa
team nettcd their first run after two
men had been struck out Smith
played the leading part. lie took
Scwalrs offering for a hit over the
garden wall. In the third inning the
details were much the same excepting
that IIeatly leaned against the BAH
for the circuit clout.
In the fourth inning the first three
men on both sides were retired in or
der In the first OF the flfth Adams
started the work when he singled TO
rightficld, followed by another single
to right by Robinson. Belts found
the bail and lined II at Pearson's feet
but Pearson managed to get his glove
In the path OF the ball and II bounded
into rightfield. scoring Adams and
letting Belts rest on first. After this
they were retired In order.
IIcatly Again Parks Baii.
Balenti started the homo half of
the inning with "A walk Brady was
struck out but IIcaly again found the
horse hide and gave II "A ride over tho
centerfcld fence. Ohlin fouled out
and Fairchild drew two-basc hit to
center Brewer was thrown out by
Ilollander. retiring the side
Two scores were garnorcd by each
team during the sixth frame. Lige
Wooloy. formerly with the Producers,
started the work for the Fort Smith
team with II single TO center and
scored on two base hit to deep cen
ter by llollander. The shortstop fV,
the visitors Scnt to third on "A short
single to rightficld by Williams and
scored on lIealy's long throw from
rightfleld to the homo plate Barr.
Adams and Robson wero then re-
tired In rotation.
In the second part OF the sixth
Smith started the fireworks when he
took the offering OF lIorushy for AT
other homer over the rightficld fence.
Then Dowlc found n single to center.
was advanced on Pcarson's sacrifice
aud scored on long single to left
by Grady.
After the sixth frame II was just
a battle by the locals to prevent the
Fort Smith men from crossing and
several times 1t looked as n Pearson
would weaken aud let I'm damaging
runs. but each time he managed To
pull out OF the hole In time to pre-
vent the visitors from SCORING