The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-29
Fans Given Swell Brand Of Pastim.
ing; Hectic Struggle With Lo.
calls Pulling Down Win In
Last Frame.
BRoWNLOW POLES LINER
OVER RIGHT FIELD WALL
Third Time Stunt Pulled On Local
Yard; Fentress Rests kennard In
Pitchers Duel; Lawton
Scores In Sixth.

1t was one Of those pitchers bat
ties that you read SO much about
and hardly ever see, out at Univer-
sity park Sunday afternoon. when
Fentress outhurled Kennard and.
by the grace of a home run. dou-
bic and a single plus brace Of err
rors and sacrifice fly, allowed
Chickasha to win over Lawton by
3-2 count.
Fentress pitched easily but deliv.
cred a superb brand of hurting at
that. He allowed seven hits all sin
giles, keeping them scattered to not
more than one an inning, exeept in
the sixth when the opposition nicked
him for a trio of singles, which coup
led with Reeds error, allowed the
two counters garnered by Lawton.
In addition, Fentress whitfield seven
men, did not issue a pass, kept all
wild heaves under cover, poled sim
gle and two bagger and delivered
the pinch when in the ninth with
the bases loaded he cracked long
fly to right on which Campbell count
ed the winning run
5rownlow Parks Pill.
Kennard, Lawton hurler and n
smoke demon with fast breaking
curve, fell short of the Fentress rec
ord He gave up eight hits, two of
which were two baggers and one a
home run; he struck out three, made
one costly error, issued two bases
on balls and poled a single. He also
uncorked one wild pitch, advancing
Fentress to second.
Up to the fourth inning, only one
man of either team had passed first
base. This party was Fentress who
singled and rode to the second sta.
tion on the wild pitch mentioned
There have been many ball games
at University park. but the wild.eyed
bugs saw something Sunday in the
fourth inning that has happened but
about three times in the local yard.
1t came after Kearce had gone out.
Silva to Clancy, and it was Brown
lows smash over right field fence.
If memory is hitting on all two cyl.
inders, Stewart OF the Waco club,
playing with Chickasha when the
latter club was downed 16 to 1 by
Minco, and Geist from some north
ern league playing with Geary ON the
local lot, are the only two to share
Brownlow's honors. Brownie"
smacked a good one, the pill clear
ing the fence by ten feet.
Lawton Scores Pair.
In the sixth, Lawton took the lead
when they took a sudden liking to
the offerings of Fentress. Silva was
an easy out, Fentress to Clancy
then the trouble started r. Hanks
singled to right center and went to
third on the hit of DuBose. DuBose
had an easy stealing with Hanks on
the No. 3 bag. Kennard hit a hard
one at Reed who fumbled, scoring
Hanks and moving DuBose to third
p Hanks then fouled off a couple.
sending a chill into the local fans
by bouncing one of the fouls off of
right field wall. lie Strengthened
one out, however for single, scor.
ing DuBose. Fentress whipped one
to second and caught Kennard. Tayn-
ton struck out, ending the inning,
which by the way, was the only one
in which the visitors seriously
threatened
In no other inning Of the game did
Lawton have more than one on at a
time. Aside from the sixth inning,
five men got on bases. Three of the
five were killed off on the bags.
One notable instance of such a kill
ing came in the seventh. Mckinney
was on when Reed kicked one
Clancy flied out to Kearce in right
and Mckinney tried to beat the
throw to second but Kearee had the
ball waiting for him, Brownlow get
ting the out Mckinney went in
spikes-first and cut Brownlow's
wrist painfully.
chickasha Wins In the Ninth.
In the last of the sixth Brownlow
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