The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
OILERS WIN FREE
HITTING CONTEST
Take Second Game Of
Series From Omaha
by 10 to 8 Score


Gopd, bad and indifferent baHoball
ul 900 varieties was exhibited vrst'r-
'r. u ih, second gam, uf the
umuh1.1ul.l series. but the oilers
Won alt'r Duu.ul nom u,umY. .V
10" fans went home n1ppy The
score wHa 30 tu
a hEh wind m1dr good baseball
Impossible aud worked havoc with
the pitchers. three mouudmou be
lur used hy each club Twcuty.fN
hItH were made. - by omaha and
~ hy Tulsa The defensive play of
both clubs wac wcuk. iu striking CON
trlst 10 the opening game Tuesday
Bach club made four errors 100 ad
dIiou CO. several mistakes not down
uu tho books.
Eyru tu, umpiros shared I'm thc
bad day. Umpire ilurkIcy. behind
thr plate. had q bad time In patticu-
lar there being numerous kicks on
hI" blIl md strike decisions catch
Dr lnuh ErtuHpu of the oilers was
oI,cl'd from the game In the first
mlf Of the fourth inning for pre-.
testing too Vigorously on Bucklcy's
decisions
ritchcr~ Ineffective
Covuu and Eupp. right hand
p,ichere Ot the OILERS and Rourkes
respectively. started the game.
Neither was effective. kopp bciug
uofr,d lu thc fourth inning with
none out ana Connolly on first aftct
three runs Hud five hits had been
made Govau was dcrrickcd I'm th,
sixth after four scores aud eight
hits had been registered or his de
livery rrcyuik, who succeeded
kopp. Wus touched for three runs
and four hits in two innings and
lurh. tho third Omaha hurlcr, was
nickcd for four scores and three
blows In four framos Miller. Oilor
southpnw. who succeeded Cowon ON
the slab. was no better than tre
right handler, giving up four runs
ana six hits In three and two-third
NUiu". llultEhlusrr stopped th"
Rourkos In tho final innings when
they threatened to tie the score. by
retiring the last and only batter who
faced him
omaha scored ono In the first In
ming. WcidCll ana Douicl singled to
lcft after Gislason had gone out
Lee flied out 10 Burke. Ielivclt ana
Mason were passed Wcidell count
ing.
Tulsa made two In the second.
with one out. Connolly doubled to
center ana went To- third when Ma
son allowed the bah To get by Cleve-
land doubled 40 center, Connolly
counting. Tierncy flew TO Mason
hut Brnnnon came through with a
double. Cleveland registering
Cownn famed
Oilers Score Three IN Fourth
one was made by Tulsa In the
third. Hurko's double to right. in
field aud outfleld sacrifices by Lar
more and Davis scoring Jimmy
Three were added in tho fourth
Connolly and Cleveland singled and
scored on Ticrncy's double to cen
tor Ticrney stole third. Dobblns
flied out to Donica. Cowan came
through with sacrifice fly. Tier
ncy scoring
Omaha mpdc three In the sixth.
Maullin singled TO right. Hale
walked. Pnlmcro. batting for Frey
mix. singled TO center. filling tho
sacks Gislasons single scored
Mnuliin ana Hale and palmcro
counted on Weldells safe hit to
left
The oilers came back in their halt
lwith q trio Of markers, Ttcrucy got
his second straight double, after
Cleveland had been retired. cot
ton" counted on DobhluF two-plN
swat to contcrs Pitcher Miller thet
/ polcd home run, counting Dobbin'
/ ahead Of him.
Rourkcs Count Two In seventh
Two were made by the Rourke'
/ In the seventh. Maullin tripled &c
right Connolly dropped Ilalc''
/ sacrifice fly, Maullin scoring. NIL
| Ter passed palmero, Gislason anc
/ Woidcll, forcing in Hale.
Tulsa's last score was made II
/ their half Of the seventh Davis
/ given a life by Woidells error Of Ms
grouuder stole second. Gislasor
| knocked down Graham's groundei
| but poggcd badly. Davis scoring.
Maulin's double, his fourth hit OF
{ the game, and lIale's double, or
| which Maulln scored, gave the
Rourkcs one In the eighth.
They made a valiant attempt 70
win the game IN the ninth and hu
| for brilliant folding by Larmorc nnt
/ Holt2hnuscr's rescue work migh
chiefly responsible tor the defeat OF TIT