The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-30
Crew Celebrates Home. Coming and
Opening Of New Stadium by
Trimming Twins Mefore
Huge Crowd
BRILLIANT FIELDING
IS FEATURE OF GAME
Both Teams stage Fancy stunts;
Locals Send Pitcher to show.
ers In First: Henry Re
1T, lIeved In Seventh

In game featured by several sen.
sutional plays. the Chicks yesterday
afternoon celebrated their home.
coming and opening Of tlelr new bali
plant by defeating II. Smith. to ,.
Tho Chicks started the icoring
early and Bruno Wilson. tho Twins
big right handler. lasted only one In.
ming. With two gone. Al Green trlh-
led in the first inning and scored on
bully McLean's single, Meanwhile.
Sturdy had walked. swiped second
and raced to third when Green
scored. The sluggcr brought In the
second Chickasha score when Ab.
hington threw high In an attempt to
catch Sturdy at home.
Carl Shelby. who replaced Wilson.
pitched winning ball during tho re-
mainder Of the game with the ex-
oertlon OF two innings. In the third.
Johnson drew a base on balls. was
sacrificed to second by Green and
scored when Bully Mclean raped
oft his second single of the game.
The sixth was Shelbys most dis
astrous inning. four clean hits, a
base on balls and sacrifice fly net
ted the Chicks three runs.
Bully Mclean delivered his third
single of the game. but was thrown
ont at second wien Jim Mclean
was safe on fielder's choice. The
centerfielder scored when Miner
raped out a timely two baggcr
Miner was advanced to third on
poolaw's single and scored when
Shelby walked Hughes, forcing In
run. Henry having singled, fllling
the bases poolaw advanced to third
when Miner registered and later
brought In n counter when Jimmie
Johnson pOlcd out long sacrifice
fly to Sperber. This ended the
locpia' scoring
Twins Score In Sixth
For five innings. Henry pitched
shutout ball allowing only one Twin
ia reach second base. The visitors
shattered the shut.out hopes when
they put over tally in the sixth.
Jones was safe when Johnson per
mitted an easy roller to get by him.
ed went to second on IIcnry's Wild
heave. Going to third on Spefbcrs
infield ont, Jones scored q few mo-
ments later when Clayton raped
ont clean single over second base.
Charley Schmidt's elan completed
It's scoring in the seventh, when two
singles and double proved good
fol two runs. With one gone, Hazen
singled and Butch" Arlington dupll-
Gated. Jones flied to Green who held
the runners on the bags Both
scored. however. when Sperber met
one of Henry's fast ones sending IL
into right field for double AT this
point Lefty Ingraham, recently
obtained from Little Rock, succeed
ed Henry and held the Arkansaw-
nrs to one hit during the remainder
of the game.
Good Exhibition OF Baseball
Although seven errors were made
in the game yesterday. it was good
exhibition of the national pastime.
Only one of the seven errors was
made at a critical moment that one
being when Arlington threw high
!, to Schmidt and allowed Sturdy to
score
Three double plays were completed
tv the Hayesmen, two being made
at critical times.
A sandstorm which preceded the
, heavy rain and the threatening
clouds caused many of the specta-
tors leave before the close of the
game. It is estimated that about
1900 people witnessed the game. The
fans were well-pleesed over the new
baseball plant. None were better
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