Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-12

going on limo 40 short right told
Flack spuuttl iu ftUf lhrus'ug out
both hands 40 ulI reach The Nail
hlt,ono side ~ tup guvoi hand and
bounded to the ground White Mays
and Shcau E1uHo stepped oyer ihr
plato, bearing between tnom the key
HtDuo FOR BUHtuu's world rorloH arch
Of triumph
n wa tough fur Tyler. n great
pitcher. ana hufd for FIurk. Weri
INK fielder. 90 stumble whom they dId.
But % waB iuaf tha difference lu
5ttadineHH between the Red fux and
tbclr oppon .ts at critical points nlL
through tho ncCilc aDnsun which rr.
turned the l0ston men champions
NJ their league and of tho wuTld,
McInnia. anxious tu Keep Tho bali
rolling. got nm lpfi"ld hIt. hut white
man. In gallant try fpr third base.
was thrown out. lloioohor ip Morklr
"a Deal
Fiack Gets ninRlc
In tho next inning tho cubs.
wounded and sore. went after vie
tory Hike a menaEcrlc run Wild The
first man up wpr Flnck. ovrrfloWinE
with rage nt himself for his unpr-
tunAte muff. and hc vented "a heavy
percentage of his spleen on ono ~
the balls that Mays kept curving
about his knees. The ball went for
clean base hit a
Hollochor did his duty hy tapping
a sIoS roller to Mclnuis Tor a tncri-
flee. Flack having ample time 10
reach second.
Mann got on. hit by a pitched ball
shang, watching Mann take a foW
hating steps or first shot tho ball
down TO Mclnnls and the Cub wRs
put out
Mays then gave ono ~ his two
passes " the game, paskert strolling
20 first Flack stole third. Fred
Merklc thon smashed q single To left
on which F'lhCk scored. Paskeri
stopped on third within easy scoring
distance and Il looked as II the game
would surely be tied up when Pick
sent a hard low line drive TO short
right field. Harry Hooper rushed In
nt top speed reached out FUN
length and tho ball stuck fast
Chicago'u last chance had come and
gone.
In Rostun's hnlf ~ the fourth Il
seemed ASST they intended to make
II massacre when they filled the
bases hut the cubs refused 60 go
up IN the air and the Red SoN we're
retired without a run. WIN Scott
and Mays on third and first, re
spectively, through inficld hits, and
Shang on second through "a pass and
the Inability ~ sDeal 10 diagnose
quickly Mays bunt and with only
one out, II looked Ike a hig bear
feast Merkle however stepped into
tho breach by sharp handling "
Hoopcr's grounder, forcing Scott at
the plate
Deal then made a hard play or
Shean's sizzling drive down the third
base line. lie managed 90 stop the
ball with one hand and recovered hia
balance IN time TO touch third and
force out Mays The play brought
a big cheer from the crogd.
Whitcman H. star
In a game that was fun " dazzling
stops and throws a catch by white
man In the eighth was easily the fea-
ture OF the contest and probably or
the series Hnrhcr. batting iu place
of Deal hit one of those hard. low
line drives which had already spelled
ANU NlNNHNfl IlN '||N' NlN' Wv A.l
went 20 left field failing RAPIDLY
Whitemnn, before tho sorios hardly
known 10 baseball fame. rushed iu
with the ban druppipr ast-T ana
faster. grabbed the sphctv below hls
ankles and took u clruu aumcrsnult
the great momentum rolling him up
ON his feet again. iiv shuH"trl
dlzzily hut with great chuon
slammed "a bail Co Scott
Whltcmnu waved otf the unSiou.
Inquiries ~ his m1tcs as to whether
he had been hurt and took up hI.
position, hut hc WAS obviously badly
shaken up and after p'Iayrvll had
flied 20 Scott Manager Barrow sent
In Babe Ruth st lott tiCld. Tho gam,
was held mp Tor two minutes while
tho crowd gave WhltcWau tho rrurt
oat ovation ot the scrig, Scott urNl
chlpped IN with his daily feature bN
a spectacular catch of Mctohcs foul
fiy
Vim Hendrix pitching spi,hnIls iu
Rostons hult " the eighth. the Rcd
Sov unaCustumvd Co right handed
tvirliuE I'm this srr,o-, went out One
two, three
Chicaro's last chance for glory
came in the ninth Keeping the hHN
continually low, Mays forced tJ,N
to foul Go ThomU. Then Holluvhry
gave Eahc Ruth un opportunity n
play hla part lthr Ruth stepped
under the Cub hurstnUn hI.N IN
and gathered 30 m with "a gro,,ful
bow that marked Ms exit The yll-
max was wvAadluc Mann soUWrL y
hot ono tu bANr Snruu who