The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-08
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DEFEATS THE CUBS
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out a look around dashed Tor the
plate. Thomas recovered the pei
let and his throw caught Pick lar
OF the plate.
Whiteman. who has starred at
bat on the paths and in the field
in this series, cut off what seemed
sure run for Chicago in the fourth
inning With one out, Mann hit and
reached second, Paskert lifted the
sphere clear to the left field fence.
1t looked like triple at least, but
Whiteman sped after it like a
youngster and bumped into the
barrier with the ball safely in his
glove. He was loudly cheered.
Many in the crowd were inclined
to criticize Manager Mitchell for
sending Vaughn to the slab with but
one days rest, and further Tor per-
hitting him to remain after signs OF
weakness appeared, as there is no
scaAcity OF twirling material in the
C.A Aeamp,
= First Inning.
FIRST HALF-Vaughn's uneX-
pected appearance on the mound
brought loud cheers from the home
crowd. Hooper dropped a Texas
Lacquer back OF third. Shean flied
to Mann. Strunk lined to Hollocker
and Hooper was doubled oil hrSt,
Hollocher to Merkle. No runs, one
hit. no errors.
SECOND UALF-Mays could
not get his floatcrs over the plate
and Flack walked. llollocher sacri-
feed. Cchang to Mclnnis, Flack
taking second. Mann flied to Hoop
er. Pasket famed. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Second Inning.
FIRST HALF-Whiteman OPP
ened with single to LETT. Heavy
clouds which had shadowed the
grounds started to leak and the pa
yiion spectators moved back uhaef
shelter Mclnnis bunted toui Tor
the third strike and was out. White
man stole second as Schang tanned.
Uollocher iumbled SCOTS groundeT
Whiteman taking third and the bat
Ter reaching first. Thomas HE'D TO
Flack. No runs, one hit, one error
SECOND HALF-With the
count OF three and and two, Mer-
lle lined sharply to Hooper. PicN
popped to Shean. Deal out, homas
to Mclnnis. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Third Inning
FIRST HALF-Mays HoI-
scher to Merkle. Hoop nit 70
SNe and was out on pretty
|15ay Merkle TO Vaughn. Vaughn
flnocked down Shean's drive and
threw him out at first. No runs,
no hits. no errors.
SECOND VALF-killiicr out
Sbean to Mclnnis. Vaughan was
giyen 4 big hand when he came to
bat. Tie grounded out, Shean TO
Mclnnis. Flack out TO Mclnnis, un-
assisted. No runs, no hits, no ef-
rorS.
Fourth Inning.
FIRST HALF-Strunk famed on
three pitched balls. Whiteman was
hit nv A pitched ball Mclnnis SIN
oled TO lett. Whiteman gong to sec
ond. Schange singled over second
\Vhiteman scoring and Mclnnls go
inc to third. Scott dumped ground
or in front OF the plate and when
Vaughn tumbed il, momentarily,
McInnis scored and Scott reached
first. Schange took second on the
play. 1Scott was given hit, Thomas
singled to right and Schange was
thrown out trying TO score, flack To
Killer. Scott and Thomas moved
m on the throw. Mays lined TO
Paskcrt Two runs, iour hits, no
errors.
SECOND II \ L F-EIollocher
dropped a lily in looper,s mitt:
Mann drove a hit over first and
reached second. Whiteman made
great catch OF Paskert's drive TO
lett field barrier. Scott robbed
Merhle OF a hit and threw him out
to McInni,. 40 runs, one hit, no
errors.
Fifth Inning
FIRST HALF-llooper walked. !
On the hit and run, Shean lined to
Vaughn who easily doubled Hooper
at first. Strunk struck out Tor the .
second time. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SECOND HALF-Pick's ground
er rolled past Scott for a two-base
hit Deal lifted to Whiteman. Ill
lifer singled to left. scoring Pick.
Vaughn famed. Killifer stealing,
ct, Schang to Scott. One run, two
=, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
FIRST HALF-Whiteman lined
to Merkle. Deal caught MclnniS
high fly. Schang struck out. No
runs. no hits, no errors.
SECOND HALF-Schang re-
tired Flack by fine catch OF foul
bunt. Hollocher out, Scott to Nc
Innis. Mann singled TO right. Pask-