The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-07

Iy - A. EBIDGEW NTEE
Jess Doyle, who was DATED ont /
of IN, boz a. Wichita Tuesday. cam" /
back yesterday rnirsl ruls, and /
proved battling mywcry IT." md !
the oilers poppiuE up weak tli,a tu |
the out'lcld ana wcnhcr flies 90 lho |
iuHcjd, with ground tap hrtr and /
there just ;o Keep tho Minrr tunrid |
In practice. II looked ike the oilers /,
had spilled lttlc oil ON their own |
bats. While Jose was thus perform. |
ing In championship style. hi, team |
mates were connecting sOlidiy with /
young Tom Luknuo,ic, ana II wns
only question OF what Jupl.u's |
winning margin would hc. Whom tho !
final chcck-up was made the count |
was 10 3.
Despite the fact that the homc |
team ia I'm a diahcartculug slump !
ana day 10y day has been digging |
deeper In the cellar, iHlr -al2"d mia
week crowd was out to meet the !
boys on their return from the road |
trip aud hoping to cheer them ON
20 "a victory Hut 1t was not to be.
Gleason Given II Hand,
Bill Gleason. the ScCOudhuSomau,
secured from the 81. Louis browns
made his appearance In II Tulsa
uniform and was given good hand /
by the crowd whcu he came to bat
IN the first Inning lie wns unable
20 respond with anything better
than "A tap 60 Robertson. hut cam"
bnCk th6nc time and singled clean.
ly ~ lctc. Gleason appChrCd uncertain
on ground balls his first out, but
T.. -, 4 IN
that he has been accustomed to talk
ing them of the grass, He luggled
two or three. but In each instance
recovered quickly and caught his
man at first. Gleason was the star
srcondbnHrman ot the southern
league the last two or three sea
sons, aud IL certain to provo val
uuble addition to the Oilor inficld,
Richmond. tho former Oilcr. sc-
cured from the Browns in the sap"
deal, Is expected her" In time 60
pitch Friday
Miners Take Early Lead
Right OF the bat the Miners
jumped into the lead by scoring
couple IN the first and they were
never oven tied. Christensen opened
with difficult grouudcr down the
third base line which Eot past Burke
and went for a single Hamilton
followed with a ouc-has" crash
through the box into ccutrr after
Christensen mad been thrown ont at
second attempting to steal Mueller
sent Hamilton In with double to
right Bratchi singled to center, hut
Mueller was held at third Smith
hi to McGinnis and n looked Ike
double play when Mac threw 90
q, pou forcing Hratcm ana the
Oicrs new kcyEtouo guardian
whipped the hall In first But lm-
plrr Guthrie gave Smith the benefit
OF hurlino decision, permitting
Mueller tN score.
After tho Uurkcmcn mad hecn roe
tired u order In thoir hale nt tho
flrss tho Minors cor,r back I'm the
SECOND uud iuorcpgcd their lead hy
another run. Kruorcr opened with
a surlu tn .outor moved Co tho
mlddl, base on Cndvs iutrld out,
and ruwpod home on uitchor buylo's
ono -husrr tu conto"
How the Rest We're Made.
II was I'M This round that no oilers
rcglstcrcd one ut th,u ,wo markers
Nnuk D1vis got nU Dos stopping "a
fa.t inshuot with his shoulder
Rochlrr pushed him ON around to
third with "a sharp single ~ right
shat would have boon "a three hlur'r
IN lls park. and be scored NhNr
Kruogcr was retiring Hyuugu at
first
The game moved pIorE rapidly tn
the fifth whom ugrn sIdo counted
one Hamilton fHr JDpNu worked
TulnnOvir for his 'ys, naar Uu utlI-
and went all the way rn rhiri whom
HcNIOE threw low u tr effort tn
catch him ana tho ho|i wont into
the 1ugout MuoNar scored with a
sacrifice tN Tho puyr" WuEur
rorfo .u Mlttinris' N,uhio and Il.y.