The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
Sensational Fielding andHard
Hitting Mark Brilliant Game
Abbotts Tie Count in
Ninth and Win in
Tenth Inning.
FOUR H0MERS MADE
Connolly and Larmore Get
Circuit Clouts--Dcs
Moincs Here Today.

Battling against an carly inning
lead which tho visitors had main
tainod throughout unul pho ninth
inning The fighting Tuisn oilers tied
tho count In the ninth inning ana won
from 81 Joseph to . In the icnth,
In the flrst ana last game OF the
series at McNulty park
n Vas thrilling game marked
hy sensational fielding and hard nit
ing, and climaxcd by the great I'm.
ION OF the homclings.
After the oilers had tlcd tho
scor, In the ninth. 81 Joseph made
ono In the tenth. but two runs were
sent across the plate by The Abbott,
in their half OF the extra inning
OiIcr-, MT Hard
Figures show how hard tho oilers
fought 10 win. or their scNon runs,
six were made IN tho last three In
nlngs. five In the laht two. OF the
~ hits, 10 were made In the last
three inninga. nine IN tho last two.
Mclaughlin. ~. Joseph pitcher,
was effective for eight Innings, per
,nItting only two runs and five hits
In that time. lie was succeeded In
tho ninth after two runs and three
hits had been made Off his delivery
Mutt" williams st Joseph pitch
ing ace. who succeeded Mclaughlin,
was unable TO stop the smuggling oil
crs and is charged with the defeat.
Neither IIoltzhnusor. Billmnn OF
Cowan for Tulsa were effective. Rich
mond, who last week beat Omaha
with four hits, finished tho gume
and aside from q homo run by kcl-
loher, pitched splendid b8ll
-Four home runs. two each by st
Joseph and Tulsa, were made. Lar.
more, Connolly. kcllchr and kirby
were the fellows who got circuit
elouts.
saints score FIRST.
ST Joseph was first to score
counting one In tho third. NC
I.aughlin. first up, was passed
Holtzhauscr threw wild on Bruhak-
or's roller, Mclaughlin going to
third and Ray making second. Con
roy's sacrifice Fly 10 Burke scored
Mclaughlin. Tho Saints made an
other In the fourth. again tho re
suit OF n base on balls, Bonowitz.
first batter, took four, kirkham
singled. Ilolt.huusor, thinking
Groth's roller down the third base
line would bo foul, made no play
and when the ball was fair the
bases were full. kirkham was
caught Off second. Brannon and
Tierncy both making nice plays.
kirkham was spikcd In tho hand
and was forced to retire. Crosby's
single To left counted Bonowitz.
Cleveland kicked Mciaughlln'a
grounder and the bases were again
populated but Holtshauser got out
OF the hole by causing Brubaker TO
1ly to Connolly and Conroy to
ground out.
The oilers made their first in the
NTH. Kirby dropped Tierney's fly
after long run, Cotton pulling
up at second. Brannon singled 10
left, Tiorney scoring.
81. Joe scored another in the
seventh. Bonowitz walked with
TWO out and went TO third when
brannon peggod wildly To- catch
MIN stealing second. lie scored on
a passed ball.
larmore's home run IN the eighth
put The oilers within striking dis.
tance.
The Saints again scored after two
were out, BonOwitz single and k.r.
nys nome run scoring two In the
ninth.
Tied In the Ninth.
Tulsa tied it In their hair. Con.
molly started 1t by crashing n hook
over the right field wall Cleveland
doubled 10 left. Tiorney flied 10
bonowitz. Brannon singled. Con.
nolly counting. McManna. hating
Tor Iowan, singled to right Burke y
non stopping at second Burko's
single to left scored Brannin.
=. heiiehers homo run nut tho
saints one ahead in tho tonth but
the fighting Oilers came back and
won 1t. Conlan doubled TO center
traham singled To the same terri
TORY Conlan scoring and Graham
making second on the throw. in.
connolly going 10 second. CIeve-
lands single 10 left scored Tommy
with the winning marker.