The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
OILERS NOSE OUT
SCHM|DT'S SIOUX
local Batters Shade Rivals
in Free-Hitting Fest; the
Score a to 5.
3 HOME RUNS RECORDED
Davis Is Injured; Hewitt or
Bayne to Do Mound Duty
Today.
3 HOME RUNS RECORDED

~Ratthng contest wen describes
H,,I.as s to 4 victory over the Sioux
m the opening game OF tho last homo
ssrics at McNulty park yesterday
AFTERNOON. Hits were rafting con-
tinuously some OF them ratified
\~minst tho garden barriers and
a~any a home fan was ratified before
Goodwin tossed out Andrews for the
final demise In tho last OF the ninth
vhen the visitors had runners on
second and third. one run needed to
ia two probably 10 win, and the
heavy end OF the batting order com
ing up. ,.,.u,,u ..u,.,
yrom tho first neither aggregation
pesmod 10 be worried much about
ts ability TO rap the opposing pitch
or and as the box score shows, one
vss about as successful as the other.
rhae wasn't a single minute during
tbs xame that either seemed to have
any decided advantage over tho
sthsr and Il will be interesting to
watch tho frolic this afternoon when
lhsy meet again in a resumption of
hostlities
8iouI City might not have been 80
hsrd 10 beat had Charlie Schmidt
brought the same gang to Tulsa as
be started the season with at Joplin
q couple OF weeks ago. for his lineup
b now much moro formidable than
h has been. in addition 10 other i'm
provomonts, the Sioux showed up
hare yesterday with Pete Adams on
nrx base, same having been talked
away from oklahoma City by Secre-
tAry Andreas, who had quite a
lengthy dispute with Jack Holland
over priority rights on Pete's serv-
Ices In addition 10 getting a couple
OF hits and crossing the rubber with
the visitors final tally. he fielded an
excellent game.
Davis Injured.
Tulsa came near losing the serv-
lees OF the leagues leading batter in
the sixth inning when grounder
4 took an ugly hop, skip and jump
and landed on his loft eye, breaking
ths smoked glasses he uses to pro-
ieci his eyes against the sun. The
oroken glass cut "A cash In his cheek
out luckily none Of the glass entered
hn eye and he is expected to be
back 10 the game this afternoon.
lie Has Purchased New Goggles.
In case the swelling in his eve
should not have decreased sufficl-
snW TO permit his going I'm this
afternoon. Hewitt who relieved him
Yesterday. will be used in his stead
again. However. Manager Abbott
hopeful OF Davis return for I'm
sadiuon 10 Davis value In tho field
ne wants 20 use Hewitt on the
ound. Should Hewitt not be up he
upec's TO send Bayne to the hilltop.
Last Sunday Game.
rms VIII be the last Sunday game
a,s nome series. and In case the
emer Is favorable an overflow
.,Vwd Is expected TO take a last look
Ihe team before Il starts its first
anvIlnern invasion. The team 9hits
@, road after tomorrow's final game
With Sioux City.
inns afternoons game will be
smd promty at 3 o'clock. Last
sanar Inc game was held up lbl
os In order 10 permit some
s,vusand belated patrons TO get
a'ue 10 see the start, II was
nouhced last night that there will
$3.50 such delay today.
,uaa was first to make the circuit
60. ef oelng held hitless during the
~. 49, Wo innings and after two had
No. ,eured In tho third, Salisbury
49, sp.a single into center. wuffli
s,s ono through the pitchers box
nen Goodwin ratified n two.
,s.I against the centerfleld fence.
clustering Salisbury.
'oinson's home run after taking
~, sulkes, tied tho count In the
INST Of the fourth '"'
srn,, again put the home team In
! i,sI. IN the home half of the same
win drive to center which
"A vny c,earcd tho fence, but sailed
In wr w the Midland Valley tracks.
dow Ntth Goodwin twisted one
dow We right foul line which rolled
Nacho VIC embankment back OF the
emn,,. and out OF sight OF the
ior another circuit clout.
SIOUX Tie Score.
n,sn was well the locals had .stab-
,r.'a ,ea THIS little advantage for tho
wua.aers got ooupIe I'm Tho s,x,h
In Andrews gone, Robinson drove
sTa one to right which jnIured |
ln.s eye and went for two fases |
w,u hewitt had replaced Davis
pcs,'r poked "A single IN renter
Deht.n attempted TO slip home on |
beai ~ inteld tap. but Salisbury |
con ,n. n mere with the ball. Robin |
by cisrued back and was mn down |
inr eland. While all this was tnk.
v,,s aee. however. the other runners
WaIl moving on around So that |
second Ts on third and DEBATE on
Ions, Nnen Jones came 10 bat. |
scorir. toVe one through Cleveland,
! mig both runners '''''0'
IN, threatened in the sIxtb ton
ih.y was was not until the eighth thai
Eor, 're ahlA TO break throuvb ,bs
a Nj. "tehses, Andrews rave them
wins honnt ht by mussinE up Good.
q tacri,,nuer. Cleveland laid down
trppnaa Meyers Texas lear,,sr
Good,t. m hole back NJ firs,
ritlc. I'm gong to third HewItt's sac'
~h,ncuo oopsted Cleveland 10 second
Brok,r. he scored with Goodwin On
rhs,s timely smash 10 center,
trands,ar. great uneaslness in the
| Af,as Ionn CURING the final session
sus strn nad proved an ignonIn-
harnl, 'S,eout victim, Adams sIngias
v1ld n,,oWh right He advanced on n
passed nm and took third on
sh,n shall; There were Two dow
es. on uint popped to Goodwin A
Moran M a 20 Allison brought
Goodvir" r"oams Then II was tbat
tns In eased home hearts bv get