The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-14
Payne Holds Drummers While Lo-
calls Club Out Victory in Fifth
Frame; Visitors Contribute
Flock Of Errors.
PROVES BE MASSACRE
THROUGH ONE INNING
All Others Are Jam-up Baseball; !;
Poolaw and Pettlgrew Lead At
tack With Willow; Ned Wal
lops Clean Home Run.

1t all goes to show that when you
think they amt they are and when
you think they are-wen, that's
something else again.
Frinstance: Wednesday night the
Chickasha fans were for firing nine
tenths of the Chickasha ball club be-
cause they looked rotten out there in
the first inning of the pickering with
Drpmright Last night the same fans
wanted to buy every man on the
club a 36cyllnder car and throw a
few thousands into the tonneau for
spending change because the Chicks
in yesterdays game made Drumrlght
look like gang of high schoolers, in
finitely worse than Chickasha ever
looked. That, son, is baseball
Let's get the facts down and out
of the way and then speculate lit
tie. The Chicks fell upon real hur-
ing ace named Swiers in the fifth
inning of yesterdays game, CLEANED
four safe blows including a homer
and a double, and aided by a trio of
errors and a brace Of passes to first.
scored eight runs and won the bali
game to q
How They Scored,
Mates, It was an awful inning. Up
to that frame the Chicks had gone
hitlsss, McMullen being tho only
Chick to live at first, said life be.
ing on the wild throw of Sgierg In
passing, let it be said that Payne,
who was on the hill for Pettigrew's
gang had relinquished brt one blow
up to that time, wherefore the bck-
orlng was about on a par when fate
led the cyclone in and turned 1t
loose in the ball orchard.
Pettigrew has worn a determined
look for some Gays, but when he
walked up there, first man in the
fifth, his under jaw was preceding
him by about a foot and half He
picked out one he liked and came
within fraction OF an inch of hit
ling 1t down Swlers' throat Tho
pitcher ducked SO did the uln.
pire Otherwise there would have
been a couple of Don't he look nat
lra' stories to write today. The blow
went for single Kitterman wait
ed ard Sw.ers, having vision Of
hit ever before him,
walked the Chick first sacker. Dur
ng the process of that pass. Swiers
a wild pitch md Pettigrew
vent to second Dwyer struck out.
}eudy worked Swiers for Q base on
)lils and the bags were loade1.
Payne hit to Pollock who threw
nile wide Of the plate and Pettigrow
eored, all hands moving up. Poolaw
anne in for a timely wallop netting
wo bags and scoring ReVdy and Kit
erman. McMulen bit to Pollock who
licked the offering Payne scoring.
'oolaw pulling up at third. Reynolds
ingled and PoOlaw scored. McMul-
en- in the meantime had bcen caught
Il second, Dorsey to Harper. Hayes
one to Pollock who threw
Wild TO second, Reynolds taking third
Iayes and Reynolds then executed
ouble steal Red scoring. Pettigrew
anne up for the second time In the
ifth. Ho poled q liner that sailed
lver Hoppers head in left on the
irst hop and rolled to the left field
ence, moro or les closely pursued by
Topper while Red circled the bags.
irving Hayes in ahead of him. Kit
erman graciously struck out and put
n end to the trouble.
Visitors Earn One.
Payne had had such long fur
ough in the fifth that he was a lit
le cold In the sixth Drumright pro-
ured one earned run. With two
own Dorsey doubled and scored
'hen Harper followed with a single.
'arraway was the easy third out.
The Drummers got another in tho
seventh. With two down Mitchell
singled. Crawford who had been
ent in for Pollock. raped off a sin
lie. truth walked, filling the bags
Swiers hit to Poolaw who threw too
ow to first, Mitchell scoring Dor
;ey was an out, Reynolds to Kitter-