The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-25
Deciding Game Taken by Chicks
By Timely Hitting; Ingra-
ham Driven to Showers by
Barrage of Safeties.
FRED MILLER HURLS
IN HIGH CLASS FORM
Holds Henryetta In Check While
Locals Salt Game Away;
Steinberger Gets His
Single; Score IA.

While Fred Miller, sterling right
handed Finger of the Chicks staff
was holding the battling Henryetta
aggregation to six blows yesterday
at University park, his team mates
were cooperating in the collection
of enough runs to win the deciding
game of the series the score being
TO 4.
The Hens were caught on an OFF
day and the baseball wares they ex-
hlbited were not up to the Henry
eta standard. all Of which docs nor
detract from the quality of the win
for the home tribe. The Chicks
started in early to win the ball
game and kept right at IT, outplay-
ing the Hens everywhere.
First inning Ragged.
The only ragged inning the Chicks
had was the first when score was
handed to the visitors. Cassidy was
the first out of the game to Petit
grew on high fly, Thomas strolled
and took the second on Blakesley's
hit. Robson hit long one to Pet
tigrew and Thomas hustled for Third
Ned pegged to Maroney and had thu
ball there on nice hop, 10 feet
ahead OF the red thatched Hen, but
Maroney let the pill get away from
him, allowing Thomas TO score.
Just to show that there were no
hard feelings, the Hens handed the
Chicks run in the second to even
things up. Pettigrew poled the first
ball pitched to the center field
fence, the fast fielding of Tommy
Robson holding the drive to a two
baser. Ned went to third on field
ers choice, being safe when John
son dropped the throw from Ingra-
ham and scored a moment later
when the big crook arm uncorkei
a wild pitch from the box.
Salt 1t Away.
The Chicks salted the game down
for the winter in the fourth having
acquired another one in the third.
In the saltlng process the Hayesmen
drove Ingraham to the showers and
bumped Dunham his successor fairly
hard.
single by Maroney and triple
by Jakubick netted one in the
third. 1t was Steinberger, local
boy who started the rally in the
fourth. Neusel was on when Thoma,
dropped a throw at first. Steinbei
ger singled over first driving Ma
roney to second. Fred Miller came
up for safe bingle, scoring Neuse,
and sending Steinberger to third
Maroney hit one to Ingraham and
Steinberger was thrown out at the
plate. Shirley doubled, registering
Miller. At that point Ingraham wa2
recalled and Dunham sent in. Chies
Nose Polaw greeted the new hurlcr
with a double scoring Maroney and
Shirley. Jakubick singled and Nose
tried to come home The ball was
relayed and he was caught at the
plate.
Hens Get Three.
The home crew laid away another
one in the sixth, through the ger
erosity Of the visitors when Dun
ham filled the bags and then hit
Jakubick, forcing Steinberger across
with a score.
Up to the sixth. be it known, the
Henryetta crew had garnered but
one blow off Miller's delivery. They
nicked the Chick for three in the
sixth, resulting in one score and in
the seventh two more, plus an er
ror handed them two counters.
1t was a banner day for Sir Sid
ney Groom. He threw man out at
second on an attempted steal.
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