The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
Oilers Bat Timely and
Play An Errorless
Game
WIN BY HALF A GAME
Oilers Lose Second Game
$500 Fans See Locals
Win Flag
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effective at critical moments ana ho
was iu danger .u only two innings
a.. second and seventh Morris soy.
DaI times tsntcuod whon the Pack
era threatened lio struck out niur
mon hrr, ur jh,m lu t row in the
second uuluE
Oilcr4 Make IIits Count
Tho oilers made iiN % their seven
blows count for runs. Nufni, No
MIruH cleveland, TloruCy ana Con-
uDll were especially timely In their
hitting Mufnl got q single ana a
triple in four trips, stole one base
aud scored run, MCM1nus stole
10 base scored twice ana got one
hit. Cleveland, twice arose to omcr-
reuclos hy driving in ruuucrH and
scored once himself. Douuclly drove
I'm one runner. aud got two hits In
four trips, and Tlcrncy three timcs
racrificd his suicide etf0rJs each
time advancing ruuucrs who later
scored Tlcrncy, I'm Lls fourth time
Ht bat wrH hit by % pitched ball so
is not given Tim" at bat In the
scoring
Effort. Mari and Robinson bore
tho hruut of tho Packer offensive.
Eiffcrt and lopiugon each hit safely
twice In four trips whllo Marr hit
for home run IN tho second Inning
with ono on base.
Wufflls fielding was especially
brilliant. The Oilor second base
man accepted ak chances. three of
them difficult catches by Davis and
Stut2 ana Connolly's ground cover
ing.
Query Great Catcher.
tg.,s f,,..r.. t,un1T.A MnYrgai d.
livery Eplondidly catching "a perfect
mechanical game ana never making
mental bluudcr.
Umpiros DAILY ana Jacobs deserve
great credit for the splendid manner
In which they handled tho deciding
game. Not n protest by either club
was registered against their docis-
ions, ana the work OF each was rcs-
ponsiblc In no little measure to tho
Interesting and well run game.
The SCORING.
Sioux city scored the tirHt run OF
the game In the second inning, Mari
hitting IA home run after HoblnsOn
had doubled, Morris then struck out
the thr"o succeeding bRtsmon
Tho oilers made their first In tho
third. Wufil crippled to right with
two out ana scorod ON a passed. bali.
'lilffS TIC N'bifs
Tulsa tied tho score In tho fourth
inning, Robinson dropped McManuS'
liner, Tiorncy sacrificed. Russell t0
Metz. Cleveland grounded TO Brown.
McManus holdings second, Connolly
tripled to right, ycManus scoring
The oilers wcHt into the lead In
ele sixth by scoring two. McManus
led OFF with "A single to center. Tier
ncy again sacrificed, Spcilmhn TO
Metz Cleveland singled to center,
McManus stopping at third. Con-
nelly singled to center, McManus
acoring and Cleveland going to third
Connolly WAS forced at second by
Davis but Cloyolnud scored.
Sioux city C-tinc within one run
In the seventh by scoring once.
Robinson led Off with single to
right but was forced ~ second by
Mari, Ticrpcy to Wuftll Brown
walked Spcllman flied to Davis.
Russell singled to LEFT, Mari scorin.
Morris then famed Crouch for the
third out.
Oilers Scorc Final In sth.
The Oilcrs' final run was scored In
the eighth. McMnnus was passed
and FOR the third successive time
was sacrificed by Terney. Russell
TO Cooncy McManus stole third aud
scored ON Clcvclaud's single
After Eiffcrt doubled I'm the eighth
with one out. Murrig retired the
Packers without Eitfert reaching
third aud In the ninth he turned
them back in orurr striking out
sprllmau for the third out--and the
ponnunt was Tulsa's