The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
Packers Even Count in Ninth;
Umps Get Pop Bottle Shower
Game Is Replete With
Arguments Hier
Wins Game.
PACKERS ARE BENCHED
Metz and Mari Chased for
Disputing Decisions
Hitting Features.
by SPECIAL coRREsPoNpENcE

BY SPECIAL CORREsPONDEECE.
SIOUX CITY Iowa sept l.--Dcs-
plte rallies IN the eighth and niuth
innings which tied o., score after the
Packers had ben HCoreles Tor six
frames. the Tulsa offers won thcir
third consecutive victory over the
slouN at Mlszou Park yesterday
afternoon In n game which went 10
innings to an II 70 10 score,
To say that the game was wild
exhibition would he putting II mildly.
II was nearer 20 a riot. Fans became
no indignato In tho fifth and sevcnth
innings over tho decisions of Umpire
Bevkor and Luzon and over the re
moval OF Manager Metz and Third
Baseman Mari. for dlsputing tho
decisions that II appeared Tor "a
moment az though the crowd would
surge onto tho field and assault tho
officials. Pop bottles and cushions
filled the air. one boy In the bleach
era being struck on the head by one
ot the bottles and suffering deep
cut.
Tho game was delayed at frequent
intervals by disputoa between sioux
city players and the umpiros, the
irato fans being held In check by u
Gordon OF police drawn about the
exits
scores Almost Attacked.
A intake by tho ground Keeper
who failed TO matk up the correct
number OF scores for Tulsa In the
eighth inning nearly resulted In an
attack on the scorers In tho press
box In the ninth inning when tho
Packers drove three runs and tied
the score. Thinking the game won,
Lyons who drove IT, the tying run
with n single. allowed himself to he
run down between first and second
for tho third out OF the inning.
When II was learned that the game
was not over, playcrc Of both teams.
umpires and fans crowded around
the press box and demanded To know
tho true status of ihe game. When
Informed that the score was tied, the
players returned 60 tho field and
continued the game.
Five Sioux city errors played n
large part In the Tulsa runs, only
five Of their scores being earned.
The first two Tuisa scores came
in the second inning az tho result OF
doubles by Tlcrney and Davis, n
single by Cleveland and Crouch'a
error. Two more were score In the
sixth on singles by Ticrnry and
Cleveland. a sacrific. fly by Query
and errors by Lyons and Robinson
Two hits and two errors produced
two more In the seventh,
Oilers Score 4 in Eighth.
The eighth. however. was tho
most productive inning os all foi
Tulsa, they scored four times ms tn,
result OF wild pitch and six hit,
off Lyons, who had become dis
heartoned by the miserable support
his mates we're giving him.
The Packers drew .hcir firs
blood In the seventh. Crouch nnd
Robinson scoring or three hits anc
base on balls.
In tho last half OF the eighth
Lyons turned the tables on Tulsa
and the Packers moved up TO within
hailing distance OF victory Effert
the first man up, nngied. He wa,
followed by Spellman and Cooney
1 both OF whom duplicated his per,
i formance, Cooney's hit bringing him
homo. Robinson then drew pass
filling the bases. with none out
Lyona lifted the ball over the center
field fence for a home run, scoring
four runs. when hr trottcd across
tho plate, fans showered him with
money.
With Tulsa only thte runs In IN,
first OF the ninth and held their op
ponents scorelcBs.
Tllsa scored tho winning run n
the thirteenth on Connclly's doubl,
and Querrys single