The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
Dennis Effective in First;
ShacklefOrd Loses Second
Charlie Schmidt Gets Six
Hits in as Many Trips
to the Plate
CLAYBR0OK PULLS B0NER
But Joplin First Baseman
Redeens Self With n
Home Run
by CHARLES j BRILL

Nine runners forced ~ HtCohI
THIS tells the story ut now Tulsa
failed 10 win the second game of yes
tnrday's double header with Joplin
after taking the first and making u
seven straight wins \ home run by
CIayhrook with two runners ahead
uf him this explains how Joplin
put an end to TulsaE winning
strcak The score for the FIRST was
IL to and Tor the second to !.
II hHd to happen some iim" u
was not to ho expected mat the bll
rs could continue moving them
one after another without a single
reversal aud nowhere could We
tory for an opponent d" less harm
Than when added to the earnings OF
The trailing Joplin Miners.
seven Hits In FIRST
The slaughter Of the enemy was
hoxt thing to awtul m 'h" it"i on
counter OF yesterday afternoon =
aouble bill at McNulty park While
Dennis was holding the Miners IN
the hollow of his hand, his hackers
were husily engaged boosting their
batting averages AT the expense OF
Jumbo Smith. Rolla MApol and re-
eruit by the name OF Burns SeV-
tnteen times they drove tho ball 10
unprotected territory, six Of the
seventeen were dnubler and one
Triple and they generally were de,
Byered when they had the greatest
farming capacity
In direct contrast was the second
Tor the locals seemed unable 10
irive the bail to safe territory wh"h
here were runners on the paths
The feature of the day was the
.emarkablo batting feat Of the vet
,ran Charlie schmidt During the
first game the former Tiger deliV-
red three singles and two doubles
m five trips to the plate ana sent IN
.s pinch hitter In the ninth
.ound OF tho second combat ne came
through with another ono-baser
Every one OF them was clean MT
Spotlight for Ciaybrook.
First BaAeman ClAybrook OF the
ylAiting contingent had almost
,orner on the spotlight during ths
,econd game, an affair transferred
O Tulsa from Joplin because luish
.ill NOT be back on Miner territory
igain this season and they hau l"s'
Saturdays tie to decide.
Until the seventh round II looked
a. II claybrook bonegpin the third.
about The rankest piece OF ivory
work seen on the local playlot thiH
,eaAon. was going to enable the oll-
YRS TO register the only tally of the
,ontest Manion had walked made
,econd on an error OF shaeklefords
,unt and third with the assistance
sf purke's sacrifice fhackieforh.
forgetting that Manion was ahead
IF him, raced to third on Wuuii
lnfieid out Lamping the hngle'
cMybrook carried the ball Hacross
he diamond, determined 20 retire
he side by killing off either
shackleford or Manion, For some
Unexplained reason he picked on
shackleford and while the chase
vas In progress, Manlon slipped
Aome.
Cinybrook Wins Game,
This was The only run until the
ievantb when Claybrook redeemed
himself Briebeck opened the sew
nth with scratch hit through the
nIield Hall whitfield and then
lamb singled Next up was cray
,rook smarting under the reallEa.
ION that he had made joke OF
himself earlier In the game, no
ryunr yiciously at one which came
iown the groove. sending Il saillng
,yer the right field barrier
This wallop broke the ink shack
cford had had on the Miners Tor
n the next round they nicked MN
or a couple OF walks and four more
itts. netting four more runs.
Tulsa tried desperately tn neat
,ack i'm their remaining turns at bat
ma while they loaded the bases In
10Th the eighth and ninth. lhey
VeTe able TO squeeze In only one run
zach time