The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
CH|CKASHA COPS
SLUGG|NG MATCH
FROM VISITORS
again Hangs Indian Sign on Lawton:
Locals Fall on kennard In First
inning for Five Hits and
Three Runs ~
LAWToN BoXMAN HITS
WALLOP OVER FENCE
Hanks Credited With Longest Smash
Ever Seen Here; Fentress Hurts
Good Game; May Play in
Lawton Next; Score 60

BY taking nm especial liking to the
offerings Of kennard in the first in
ming when five hits were punched
and by hitting timely in the fourth.
plus taking advantage Of pair OF
free passes, Chickasha again wallop-
ed Lawton at University park Sun.
day afternoon by to score.
The game was featured throughout
by the heavy hitting of both clubs
there being IS safe blows in all, one
home run, two three baggers and
two doubles.
Fentress 6ests kennard
Again, Fentress outpltched Ken
nard. The local twirler kept the
Mts wei scattered there being more
than single safe blow ia but I've
innings, this being the eighth when
kennard and Hanks solved the Fen.
tress delivery for a home run and
triple. Fentress struck out eight
and gave up but a total OF six hits.
Five Chickasha men were returned
TO the bench via the strike-out route
and the crew landed safely on Ken.
nard's offerings twelve times. Chick.
asha got two or more hits in five
innings.
Hanks Hits Longest Mlow
Kennard has the credit OF dupli-
eating Brownlow's stunt Of two weeks
ago. Fentress tried slow ball and
the big Lawton pitcher walloped it
over the right field fence making the
fourth time such blow has been
uncorked in the local yard.
TO Hanks however, goes the credit
of making the longest hit ever seen
at University park This blow came
Immediately after Kennard's home
run. The pill sailed straight over
Dempseys head in center Dempsey
whirled and ran back as the ball
started on its long flight and it was
only by fast work that Hanks was
held on third.
Both Score Early
Lawton started the game with
score in the first Hanks was down
on grounder Poolaw to Bailey.
Johnny Pierce hit one at Campbell
who threw wild at first, Pierce going
to second. Pierce scored when Ken
nard singled. P. Hanks flied out to
Reed in left. Barron ended the inn
ing by striking out.
Chickasha came back strong in the
second half Reed flied out to An
drew in left. Bailey was safe when
Pierce fumbled his offering. Poolaw
doubled and Bailey scored from first.
Poolaw tried to stretch 1t to third
and was nailed, r. Hanks to Taynton.
Brownlow singled and stole second.
Campbell doubled and Brownlow scor-
ed. Dempsey singled and Campbell
went to third J. Kearce singled and
Campbell scored Dempsey tried to
make it to third, but was thrown out
Tallant to Taynton.
Locals Sew up Game
In tha fourth Chickasha put the
game on ice. Jacobs grounded out
to Barron, unasssted Fentress sing
led over second and rode to second
when Reed was hit by a pitched ball.
Bailey popped out to Pierce. Poolaw
was hit by pitched ball and the
bases were full With Brownlow up,
Fentress scored on a passed ball.
Brownie ripped off single and Reed
who had moved up to third on the
pass. scored Poolaw tried to count
on the hit, but was thrown ont at
the plate Andrew to P. Hanks.
Chickasha's final score came in the
seventh. Poolaw singled through
second Brownlow hit one to right
center that both R. Hanks and Tai
liant went after Hanks caught the
pill but dropped it when Tallant coll
lided with him. Poolaw went to
third on the error. Campbell singled
scoring the indian. Dempsey hit to
Pierce who fumbled and the bases
we're full. Kearce hit one in front
of the plate which Hanks recovered
in time to force Brownlow at home,