The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
HAYES HIT WINS
BALL CAME FROM
DRUMR|CHT CLAN
In Tenth Round With Poolaw on
Third, Drap Cracks Wide One
While Mitchell Endeavors to
Pass Chicks Pilot
BOTH TEAMS BATTLE
HARD FOR A VERDICT
Smith Continues Spell Over critten-
den's Men; Locals Find Left
Handler for Ten Safetles;
Final Score to 2.

While the shadows were lengthen
Ing at University park yesterday
evening. Drap Hayes further endear
he poled the single that won the
second ten inning battle with Drum.
right in two days by a to 2 count
Frcm the tap of the gong, 1t wal
u battle royal bearlng all the ear.
marks of its predecessor. with botn
teams keyed up to She Nth degree
and lighting for every point. but
fighting cleanly, with no wrangllng
but some mighty jam-up baseball.
Hit a Pitch-Out
The Drumnners, by a super-effort
had tied the count in the ninth and
they went into extra inuings with
the score 2-all The visitors were
retired in order in he first of the
tenth. The Chicks, aided and abet,
ted by wild heave ended it in the
last half.
Shirley. who had been chilling
every ball he hit during the entire
game, popped up a foul that Mitchell
smothered. Poolaw walked. Fruth
had been pulled from first to the
receivers position when Crttenden
retired from the game. Jakubick
flied out to center The Chief start
ed to steal second. Fruths peg
went low and Harper lost the ball
in the dust. 1t rolled back of second
and Poolaw continued to third. Pet
tigrew walked and on an intended
to second, Ned taking the bag with
out an effort. With Hayes up, Nit
chell apparently intended to walk
him to get ut Neuse He put three
by Hayes, high and on the outside.
The fourth was within reach and
Drap reached up and over cooling
the pill for a single over short.
Poolaw logged home with the win
ming run.
Chicks on Aggressive
The Chicks turned the tables on
Crlttenden's men by taking the ag-
gressive, but the Drummers fought
back gamely and in four innings
stopped what might have proved To
be as many rallies by double xiii
ings.
The Chicks registered one in tic
third. one in the seventh and anoth-
er in the tenth. as recorded. In the
third Maroney drew a pass and was
safe at second when Mitchell threw
wild at the bag on Smiths fielders
choice. Reudy singled and the bases
weer full. Shirley cooled a hot one
to Olson and Maroney was caught
at the plate, to Crttenden. Smith
pulling up at third. Poolaw, singled
scoring Smith. Jakubick hit to HDr
per who tagged Poolaw and tossed
to truth for a double.
In the seventh with two away Ma
roney singled and took third when
Smith doubled. Reudy hit to Rey
nolds who fumbled the offering long
enough for Maroney to cross the
plate. Shirley hit to Olson who
tossed TO Harper, doubling Reudy
for the third out.
How Drummers Scored
1t looked like a shut-out for DRUM
right and the run they registered in
the eighth was a gift from Smith
opened with sinsie and
took second when Olson hit safely.
Harper whitfield Reynolds flied out
to Pettigrew. Hopper walked, filling
the sacks. jim Park was sent in to
pinch hit for Magness and when
Smith hit him in the ribs. Mitchell
was forced across with the first
counter.
They kept on going in the ninth.
T.eClaire flied out to Neusel. Critten-
den singled. Mitchell hit to Smith
and both were safe when Harry
threw wild to second to catch Crit
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