The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
OILE.RSSCATTER
To FOUR WINDS
Bill ClYmer to See World
Series Some to Play
THIS Winter

with the 1921 Western league
base ball scastt1 history, members OF
The cellar champion Oiler squad al
ready have bl7ushod the dust ~
Tulsa or their toggcry ana departed
FOR their homes In the four corners
Of the United states. Nearly all the
boys plaN to spcn the winter rest
ing and getting IL condition for
next years fray. bot few viii CON
tinue In athletics during tho cold
period.
Manager Bill CIsm and Mrs.
/ Clymcr LEFT last night Tor Columbus.
ohio where they resi- lie. However.
the Clymcrs VIII bare ~ stop or
thcrc, continuing 90 New York
where they will visit for "a month
or 50. and, incidentally TAX" in the
world series
Some Were In Grc;a Rush.
. A few Of the bah toss6 rs were 40
anxious to SCI away thar they could
hardly wait until the sc,s nd game
with Omaha had been play I'd Tues
day There was some excuse for
! John Hoying. the redoubta H'c back
stop. feeling that way ION John
" Nd'lAfu W bu az ldob az a. - tA ~
would take him to "a little home up
In Michigan to Join h,s wife NL,d get
his first glimpse Of "A little son three
and a half months old. Phil Todt
/ also was in such hurry thSt he
| departed before the second Fslmc
Tuesday Phirs just "a youn-sHcr
| and homesickness attacked him. lie
lives with his parents In st. Loo is,
and Tho young fence buster may k~'p
In trim this winter by digging a faw
graves now and then.
-Four oilers left Wednesday morrS
ing with Jack Lcllyelt having been
u kcd by Smiling jack as mem
bers OF his all-star team which will
tackle the Wichita champions in an
exhibition series opening SATURDAY.
They are Outfieldcr Jimmy Burke.
Catcher Eddie Spellman, Thirdoase-
man Frank Thompson and Pitcher
Tom Lukanovlc. After the barn
storming trip Burke will winter in
Tulsa, while Thompson goes TO- his
home in Joplin, Lukanovic to Sc
at @, Wash. and Spellman to
Omaha.
Richmond To BE a Benedict.
All the pitchers save oscar Haug-
land have left for their homes. but
oscar will remain here for a couple
OF weeks and may stay all winter.
George Boehlcr has been in Law
renCcburg, Ind. for several weeks.
being sent home because OF Illness.
Nick Cullop has gone to st. Louis,
but will later go TO South Dakota
where his uncle owns a ranch.
Lefty" Albanese will rest up in
New orleans. Ray Richmond has
gone to st. Louis, where, II Is re-
ported. ne intends to be married.
He will return to Tulsa for the win
ter, having become interested in "A
jewellery business here.
MrGiunis In Winter League
First Baseman Dudley Brannon
lett yesterday with his wife for
Shawnee. motoring through. They
will winter in Enid whore Mrs
Brannon has relatives. Luke stew
art, Keystone guardian, departed on
, a long, long journey to Greensboro
, y. c., whore Luke intends to play
football and basketball this winter,
. George McGinnis. the dminutive
} shortstop, left last night for Los
Angeles. He hopes TO get lined up
with one OF the four teams in the
) Winter league, and intends to play
winter ball even II he fails to land
, In the Sisler- Heilman-H -Hornsby- Mar
awhile league.
Nank Davis, tho vetciAn outfield-
er. intends TO spend the winter rest
ing and hunting in the vicinity Of
Miami where he lives
While many of the boyq3. probably
will not he back next ming after
the shifts and sales In the hot
stove" league, not one was heard to
say he wouldn't like to playAhcre an
other geason.