The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
Three Runs Scored in Sixth
Inning Are Declared Illegal
Rayne Pitched While OFF the
Rubber but Umps Becker
Allows Play.
HOLLANDS TO OPEN TODAY
Oklahoma City Here for n
Four-Game Series; Two
Games Sunday.
Ry CHARLES ! BRILL.

on - Joseph YESTERDAY Maybe sh
didn This matter VIII not 10" dctl
ntcN d"lcrnlurd until frcSilcu
Tetrncy passes upon rulsas pr"l"S
u Jupliu's victory at NcSuliy parl
IN the final Oilor Miner clash yer
trrday afternoon Although tn
games goes to She credit of Juplii
by virtue of her - runs 10 Tulsd's q
President Abbott of tho Tulsa clul
~ confidrnt that the chief executive
will recognize his protest and dc
clare the game thrown uut hocauH'
Of the unusual ana presumably IL
legal play which prbvrd the turning
point OF the encounter.
How IL happened,
tan happened In the sixth round
The score was tied ana tWt
had been retired when the Mln'rs
got after williams Burwell. Thomp-
son and Ilnlswitt singled In success
sion. registering the two TALES
needed TO knot the count WIN
Mutt, u lrithanded batter up. Ablo
sent his southpaw, Bayne. to rn-
IIcyA williams Manager iiulswltl
OF tho visitors Countcred this sttnt
6ey by replacing Mutt with Boehlrr,
a right handed hitter. Bayne pur-
posely passed Bochler filling the
bases Manager Abbott then called
off Dayne and started Dennis TO tho
mound Bayne. stepping out or the
box, lobbed the bal, to schmidt
Thmrupon Bricbeck, who hhf taken
his place at the plate, stepped lnto
the ball driving Il against the right
field wall. Knowing that the bal
had been Illegally batted. the hcld-
ers made no special effort TO hurry
the ball back and as a result TOUT
runners crossed tho plate. In spite
OF Abbott's protest that bayne was
out OF the game and me play lllesh,
Umpire Becker refused to send the
runners back. Three more runs
yere registered Immediately thete-
nftsr making nine for the inning.
This one inning was the game
aII that decided the contest, blot
Tod out the doings of the other Ees-
siona and furnished food for argu..
men,s that stili were being debated
at the midnight hour
Until that sixth, however, things
WE'RE looking mighty good for the
horne bows. Jack Williams, the re-
cruit sent to the team from the
south by Vl,ter. was Abhotts selec-
ton for mound duty. The young
rtor displayed good control, hau h's
last bali working well and good
break on his curve. BE seemed 70
have the game well In hand up TO
then. while Burwell. on the MOUND
for the visitors. was getting bumped
rather consistently.
Joplin First 90 Score.
Lambs single and BurweuH
double enabled the invaders to reg
iNtef first In the fourth. Tulsa got
thai one back In the same session
on Hulswitt's boot. Slnttery's nacri-
flce. and Davis three -bagger. Then
the homelings took the lead In Inc
next round. schmidt drew walk,
Dennis sacrificed. Burke singled and
Wuffli came through with tho pinch
hit which scored Schmidt ana
Burke.
The story OF the first half OF the
the sixth already has been told. IN
the second half Tulsa filled the bases
and scored once. but the rally was
nlpped when schmidt hlt Into "A
double play. In tho seventh the 10
cals loaded the bags and scored an
other. Joplin. added couple ln the
eighth on two singles, a double and
a sacrifice Fly.