The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
Game Is Holly Contested; Locals
Score First But Visitors Come
Back in Third Frame
and Win.
OPPOSING PITCHERS
STAGE FISTIC BOUTS
Big Crowd on Hand; Hurlers Hit
Freely; Errors Contribute
Largely to Results; jazz
Band on Job.

In hotly contested game, replete
with hitting, NARROW humbled the
Chickasha club yesterday afternoon
at University park by to 2
count, the pickering being, at that,
more even than the score would in
dicate
Poolaw, Anadarko Indian, and well
known baseballer of these parts, who
has pastimed in sundry mid-continent
leagues, was ON the mound for Chick
asha with Turk Of the Pacific Coast
league, but now a lieutenant in I'm
Gle Sans army, stationed at Fort
Sill, operated from the rifle pit for
MARROW. Both men got away with
good games. despite The fact that
both were hit freely, the errors be
hind Poolaw probably being respon-
sible for the NARROW victory.
The honors were fairly even as to
the pitchers, Poolaw allowed eight
hits and whitfield five, while Turk re
linquished seven bingles and retired
seven via the strikeout route. Three
errors were made behind Turk, while
Poolaws supporters bobbled six
| times. Probably a feature of The
game was that Of the seven runs reg
istered by both teams not an earned
counter crossed the pan. At that,
they were hitting the ball constantly
and there we're plenty of thrills for
the crowd that packed the grand
stand and sweltered in a battery Of
automobiles parked around the fence.
chickasha Scores First.
The locals opened up their attack
in the second frame, and through two
obllging errors, plus a brace of dou-
bles, registered their only scores of
the game. Poolaw, first up, hit one
at Bartnutt, who booted the pill and
the Indian lived at first Kearce
then hammered one of Turks offer
ings to deep left-center for two bags,
scoring Poolaw Kearce was thrown
out, tryin to squeeze it into a trip.
pie. J. Dempsey to Green DeLatte
field out to our old friend Nelson
Jones and Harboard pasted one at
Bartnutt, who again kicked the offer
ing and the runner was safe. Worl-
ing was out Turk to Sproul and the
inning ended, also the Chickasha
scoring
Six more Chickasha men got on the
paths, one advancing as far as sec
ond and one as far as third, where
each died.
NARROW Puts Three over.
NARROW came back in the first half
of the third and won the game Jones
lined out to Kearce Ellis hit for a
single to center, stole second, went
on Wolfe's error. Bartnutt was safe
to third on a passed ball and scored
on Wafe's bobble He went to second
on a passed ball and to third on De
Lattes error when Sproul hit Wright
| hit to Ware who fielded perfectly
but who couldn't make up his mind
where to throw the ball. He started
to get the runner at home, then
changed his mind and heaved in the
general direction of the Oklahom;
College for Women, two men scoring
Green struck out and Turk went out
Ware to DeLatte.
Again NARROW registered in the
sixth. A.. Dempsey doubled, ]
Dempsey popped out to Ware Jones
hit to Wolfe who erred. A. Dempsey
going to third end scoring on Poe
laws wild pitch. Jones stole secont
and scored on Ellis double.
Ala Willard-Dempsey.
In the first of the ninth, Turk an,
! Poolaw, gave a short but snappy ex
- hibition of the manly art, as eS
pounded by Messrs. Willard ant
! Dempsey on July Fourth. Wrigh
had trippled over the heads of tn,
Chickasha gardeners. With Green uI
: the squeeze was attempted. AS Poe
= law started his delivery, Wrigh
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