The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-12
Baseball Phenom Pulled When stur-
dy, Green and 3. Mclean
Pole Homers In Success
sion Against Omaha
VISITORS WIN GAME
IN FIRST OF NINTH
Break Tie With Three Runs; Hays
Knocks Fourth Homer With
Sweeney on Ahead,
Final Count 6-5

Battling through nine innings Of
fast, snappy baseball featured by
home runs. the Chicks yesterday af-
ternoon at University park lost 10
the Omaha Western Leaguers by o
score OF 6 to 3.
Local baseball fans may witness
many games this season. but nine
chances out of ten they will never
again see three consecutive home
runs hit over the right field fence
separating the old park from the
peach orchard where. in past years
rlany baseballs have been lost via
the home run route.
Coyle was the first Hayesman to
face Glaser. lie struck out. Rangy
Guy Sturdy was the next man to
etep up to the plate. He connected
with one of the Onlahog's fast
ones and sent II far over the right
field barricade. Next came Mr.
Green, once in the semipro circles
CT st. Louis, WHO has accepted the
job of patroling the left garden for
Ray Winder. Green laid the willow
against the horsehide and sent an.
other ball into the orchard. No
sooner had the big outlielder paced
in home until, one Bully Mclean,
with war club in hand, walked up TO
thu home rubber. Bully duplicated
Green's feat and added another
score to the Chickasha column. A
strke-out by Jim Mclean and an
outfied fly from Sweeney's bat end
ed the stanza.
Omaha aFiIs in First.
Omaha was unable to make any
progress in the way Of overcoming
the locals lead in the first inning.
Whitley Geslason, first Omahog to
face Cvengros, drew a base on balls.
Jorla then sacrificed him to second
The side was retired on the next
play when Field Manager Lelivelt
knocked double. Coyle nabbing his
linz drive and tossing to Hughes.
After the Chicks had failed to
score in the second frame, Omaha
earnered two safe hits and, assisted
by a hit batter, scored two runs.
pug Griffin started the inning
with a single. He was retired at sec
ond VIXEN Platte sent grounder to
Coyle, who speared it and touched
second He was too late to catch
Platte at first and the right fielder
went to second when Cvengros hit
Billy Lee. Dave Claire then stepped
Up to the plate and sent drive
into deep center, scoring Platte and
Lee. This session was ended when
S.apleton went out, Coyle to Sturdy
and Chaser returned, Cvengros to
Sturdy.
Three Scoreless Innings
Cvengros let the Omahogs down
in one, two, three order, in the fol-
lowing three innings, the third,
fourth and fifth. They came back
in the sixth, however, and tied the
score, 3-3. Gaslason walked and
scored when the visitors first sack
er drove the ball into right center
Lelivent was thrown out, Sturdy to
Bully Mclean, when he attempted
to stretch the hit into a three
dagger.
The Western Leaguers won the
game in the ninth inning when they
scored three runs. Griffin walked but
was retired at second when Platte
was safe at first on q fielder's
choice. Platte went to third on Billy
Lees two base blow down the left
field foul line and scored on Staple
tons single. Lee also scored on the
llow. Claire scored when Bully Nc
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