The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-13
BROTHERLY LOVE
FORGOTTEN WHEN
ELK TEAMS MEET.
Chiclzasha Herd Wallop5 Okla
homa City B.P.OE. Team in
Hardy Fashion; Slaughter
Starts in Initial Inning.
VISITORS ARE HANDED
VERY NEAT SHUT OUT
Threaten Only in Ninth Inning
When Bases Loaded With
None Away But Hopes Blast
ed; Final Count is s to 0.

There is no such thing as this
brotherly love stuff when pair oi
Eiks bail teams hook up for an en-
counter.
Al least, that seemed to be the
concensus of opinion among sew
eral hundred fans yesterday after
noon at University park when the
Chickasha b. P. o. e. ball hands
fell upon their brother Elks from
the Oklahoma City lodge and
handed them one of the neatest
shutouts thus far recorded, the YER
diet being s to 0, while the Chick
asha Elks band played the accom-.
raniment
II started off like the pure-D
slaughter which it was, when the
home herd started in and laid by 4
few for possible hard times. With
Collnms away on pop foul to the
catcher, Campbell walked and ad-
vanted a peg when Gardner singled.
Hayes walked and the bags were
loaded. Lewis hit the first eall
pitched over the right field fence,
but the pill blew foul. After fouling
off half dozen more Lefty
smacked one for a couple OF bags
and cleaned the bases. Dempsey
singled and scored Lewis. Bailey
singled and Dempsey pulled up at
third Stinson whitfield and Tyrrell
ended the inning, Shelton to John
SON
Count Three More.
The man handling continued in
the second, Collums led off again.
but was thrown out, Shelton to
Johnson. Campbell was on when
Baerer messed up his offering
Gardner doubled, sending Campbell
to third. Hays singled, scoring
Campbell and Gardner Lewis trip.
led to the left center wall and
Hayes jagged home, but Lefty was
permitted to die there when Demp-
sey and Bailey were out on infield
killings.
In the fourth the local herd gar
nered another one. Gardner was safe
at first on an error, taking second
on the passed ball. He stole third
and registered on Hayes single.
Visitors Threaten Once.
The visitors threatened only once
Despite the fact that they showed
a man to third in the first inning
they looked really dangerous only in
the ninth frame.
In the first with two away, Shell |
ton singled and went to second on
Dempsey's bad heave in pegging the
ball in. Cole was safe when Gard J
ner's throw pulled Campbell off the
bag, Shelton taking third. Taking
note of the man on third, Lewis
frightened up and whitfield Fisher.
The ninth inning furnished the
only thrill given by the visiting
crew. Cole was safe when Stinsons
throw went wild. Fisher walked and
Baerer singled, filling the bags
with none away. Baerer got too anx-
ious and Hayes picked him off first. |
to Campbell. Johnson hit a long one
to Tyrrell in right who smothered
the offering and held Cole on third
with a perfect peg to the plate. Nc
Alpin was the last victim of the
game on a strikeout.
Homelings Real Club.
The Chickasha Elks proved to be
a real ball club in every sense of
the word. While three errors
were chalked up against the home
tribe. every one was a throwing err
ror. Every chance of the entire
game was handled as to fielding.
perfectly by the home crew.
A play that would have caused
much discussion had the game been |
close. came up in the fifth Bailey
was safe on Leonning's error, TAX
ing second on the mishap. He stole
third. With two down and with two
strikes on Campbell, Bailey raced
for home. The delivery proved to be
"over." Bailey was sliding for the
plate as the ball reached that
fnon4innnd IN nann e.