The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
ROTARlANS TAKE LIONS IN
HECTIC BATTLE AT PARK
CONTINUED from ,ago one.l

NiHl olSiHbSi 6tIS nOuluHldH IdCc'
s across the plate. That one-run tic
was broken in the second inninl
when the Rotes scored one run afte
the Lions had failed to register This
lead was held only to the next in
ming when the Parsons wildness an(
several hits brought the Hon. Mr.
Frey and his proteges five runs
making the score to 2.
The Lions lead was decreased two
in the second after the Rotarlans had
gathered in two more runs, setting
the indicator at 6 to 4.
AT this point, the contest had set
tied down to a battle royal During
the fourth and fifth innings, the
Freymen were held scoreless. In the
sixth they staged another rally and
chalked up another five runs. This
inning was followed with two runs
in the seventh. The prolonged roar
of the Lions had, by this time, been
] toned down to infrequent outbursts
and they were unable to score in
the eighth or ninth
Manager Steingber and his victors
scored in every inning except the
eighth. They did not play the last
half of the ninth. Frequent errors,
with occasional hits, brought the Ro
| tarians two scores in the fifth, four
in the sixth and two in the seventh.
Fosters Homer Helps.
To Parson Foster goes the honor
Of getting the only four base clout of
the sensational super-feature sporting
event Of the season This clout came
in the sixth with Tyrus Cobb Jones
and -Four Roses Shultz on the sacks. +
meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety was called to order after the
parson had driven the ball over Will I
lie Owsley's head for homer. A
collection that netted the Parson
seven dollars and seventy-seven cents +
was gathered by the ladies'. After re-
ceiving The Offering the Rote hurler
stated that he would add the collec-
ton to the playground fund.
Peagee Spinning failed in his un-
dertaking to excel Babe Ruths home
run record in the game yesterday
Several days before the game Pegee
stated to his rivals that in this one
lonely game he would make Babe
Ruth ashamed of himself and beat
his record to date" The ''beastly"
receiver only fell thirty-two home
run clouts behind his goal. That was
the number Babe had poled out up
to Thursday afternoon.
Hair Raising" Doubles.
There were many features to the
occasion even more features than
here were players One of these
eatures was pair of "hair-raising, +
,henominal double plays -
The first double was made after
Walter Johnson, known in and !.
round the First National bank as -
Ar. Ben f. Johnson had assumed =
he mound duty, Everett True Hal =
DWELL grounded to Shortstop Meth n
in, who tossed the sphere to his u
Fred EN- Frey and thence =
} Hal Chase Hanna. Rightfielder
lexander Bartholomew Leeds and n
le hitter, Mr. Everett True Halo q,
ell, were put out in the transac- r.
on.
Manager Clint shared honors in the
luble plays. In the ninth, with two n
EN- down, Manager Clint G. received p
line drive from the bat to Home p
un King Burton. He flipped the B
Ill to Skillet Brashear for the last S.
1t Of the error fest. Al
Bon Ton Brigade. NJ
Reports that the national baseball Bi
mmission witnessed the game for GI
e purpose of ascertainng ideas for O
w rules and the revising OF old B,
les and especially for the purpose Jo
formulating new ideas of ball
ayers dress, was officially confirm
this morning by Peagee Spinning.
auty king of the Bon Ton ball
ayers brigade formed after the FL
me yesterday afternoon. lie
Mr. Spinnings beautiful pink Sc
seball hose together with his bare II;
, knot and his baseball suit of con St
ntional gray. won him the distinc- Pc
IN of being the beauty king OF both Br
ims. The "suff' gossipers in the 10
and stand eliminated Everett True Sh
lllowel. alias "Butterfat, on the
ound of avoirdupois. The candidacy
Big Clyde Kelley, general utility
IN for the Rotarians and gradu-