The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04
Victory of Dick Kerr ArouSes
Hope in Hearts of Supporters
Little Southpaw Pitched one
Of Most Brilliant Of All
Series Games.
CRITICAL GAME IS TODAY
Sox Can SUN Rc~Conteuders
by Winning, Red Victory
Would Cinch Title.
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that be was tn yit'." the bases hi'''
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mat Fisher lost hlH own game
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ward iho Rcd pitcher wa" Erthh'1
II and turngd quickly io eaten I',h
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the center Ea'drn. JhCh7"n y. "h'
had slid lumh'ol ns ho dug hi7 toes
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bled 90 hH feet in uuFc 10 make
'hird.
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Tor Io''e out "l N'S"''h
Itisbcrg Scores.
In tho third. Fisher. for the reds
ana Weaver and Cullina for the SoN
delivered hits. but nothing came OF
n. In the fourth, however, Rishcrg
delivered the one long hit OF the
dav and n resulted In the third and
last run OF the day The shnrtFtop's ~
walton went too far right and bc
fore the hail was returned 10 It's base
he was perched on thlrd with a
pandemonium OF nolae IN his cara,
icstifyinr TO the Joy of the crow
There was but one down. and thC
f,pa begap calling for another run.
SchRlk came To bat In the rmoT.
gcncy and hIt one which came su err
rnticaly In sishcr that ne was uu
nhle 10 place hts hands ON e. Ul--
ins ana Kerr was retired on an ia
field pIay In the next four innings
Flahcr and hls team mates played
brilliantly and the Sox were sue.
ccsaiyrly retired In rotation.
The SnN PLAYED the game no less
intensely. In tho utth Kopf singled
and was forced ~ second hy NctHc
Nrale reached sccoul on Raridrn''
tpfIeld ont .hut Fisher WAS unable
TO drive him home SchaIk walked
TO the mound and spoke s'rudyIur
words to Kerr. and the latter. dc.
IlyerinE taniaIglnE ball fooled
Flsher into "A AribhlInV rruuut,r ur
which he was OUT. third to rrai m
tho remaining innings tn, Reds Wcr,
retired. one two. three with clock
like precision