The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
Nerve Raekine Contest Goes to Hen.
ryetta in Ninth Round; Miller
Allows Six Hits, Gray Three;
Miller Gets Two.
BLAKEsLEY FOR HENS
POLES FOUR OUT FOUR
Only Two chickasha Men Reach
Second Only TWO Henryetta
Men Go Beyond Second safe
ly; Final Score TO O.

Miller for Chickasha and Gray for
Henryetta battled through nine in.
nngs yesterday at University park
IN the greatest pitching duel seen
here this season and the dlmInutlve
Hen hurler got away with the YER
diet In the final frame when his team
mates punched two OF their six blows
the visitors winning to 0.
1t was nerve-racklng from gong TO
gong and up to the ninth, the going
was as even as going could we'll be.
The Hens had four hits and tho
Chicks three, Miller himself polling
two Of the safe blows for Chickasha.
AT that, Blakesley, left gardener for
the Hens, was the only man who had
solved Miller with any degree of reg
ularity. He had gotten three of the
Hens four hits and in the ninth his
fourth single was Millers undolng.
A sacrifice, passed ball and anoth-
er hit, scored him.
Twas Air-Tiaht.
The nature of the battling can best
be told by the reco IDS which show
that only two Chickasha men reach.
ed second base and none went be-
yond that station. Only two Henry
eta men went beyond second and
one of them was Blakesley, whose
score won the game, For a majority
of the innings both sides were fetlr-
ed in one.two-three order and the
fans were on their feet in practically
every inning, cheering sensational
BIZ OF fielding
One error marred perfect field
ing game. 1t was charged to Miller,
but did no damage. The passed ball
Iy Hayes in the ninth was the only
ether semblance OF a bobble and
Willie 1t looked bad, as Blakesley ad-
yanced to third, It is still possible
that he would have scored from sec
ond on Burgess hit anyhow.
PIay ny ray
First inning Robson grounded
out to Kitterman. Henninger popped
out to McMullen at second Blakes-
ley singled. Johnson came up and
with the call two-two. Hayes picked
Blakesley off first to Kitterman.
One hit, no runs, no errors.
Neusel was out, Cassidy to Burge.
McMullen hit to Johnson and was
thrown out to Burge. Pooaw also
went out over the Johnson Burge
route. No hits no runs, no errors.
Second inning: Johnson took
three balls and fouled off four, then
singled over second base Cassidy
laid down a perfect bunt, but Miller
by fast fielding threw him out, Me
Mullen covering first, and Cassidy
going to second on the sacrifice.
Burge went out from Poolaw to Kit
terman with no advance. Dobbins
was out on a foul-fly to Kitterman.
One hit, no runs, no errors.
Jakubick flied out to Dobbins. Pet
tgrew singled to right Hayes was
out when he struck the third time
at a wild pitch, Pettigrew taking sec
ond. Kitterman walked. Reudy hit
fielder's choice to Cassidy and Kit
terman was forced at second to Hen
niger One hit no runs, no errors.
Third inning: In this frame, Mil
Ter had the Hens strictly at his mer-
cy. He struck out Bell Gray and
Robson in order. No hits, no runs,
no errors.
Miller was out, Johnson to Burge.
and Neusel was killed over the same
route. McMullen popped out to Hen
ninger No hits, no runs, no errors.
Fourth inning: Henninger poled
one to center that Pettigrew caught
after a hard run. Blakesley came up
for his second single. johnson hit
to jakubick, who doubled Blakesley
at second to McMullen. Cassidy
struck out. One hit nc runs, no err
rors.
Poolaw was out, Cassidy to Burge.
Jakubick lined out to Burge who
didn't have to move out of his
tracks. Pettigrew hit a high one to