The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
Home Runs by Goode, Butler
Irresponsible For X. &. Victory
Oilers Make Five Of Eight
Hits Count in Run
Getting
PITCHERS WORK WELL
Gardner, Jclsma and Walsh
Effective-Gross Holds
Burkcmcn Safe

sUomc runs. hy wilbur Goodo in
he first inning with ono man on and
~ Artlc imu,r boo the ntn inning
gave tho Elnau- CITY American
RS ..lttIuU tuHs,rH victory yesterday
YNr rulat iu th, opening uf the
.hrDD-Esme HorIos The score was
to 4.
Tho Blues uuthit tho oilers 10 tO
and six Of holr blows were Tor
sktIi pasrs. Despite that apparent
margin iu favor Of the visitors. how.
cycr the humoliugs showed about
ms imprpssiNcly with the stick. Tho
Jllott made their HwHta count at
tumply moments, five - fthrlr eight
hts contributing to the run -ECttlng,
otto kutbe worked throu hurlcrs
for hia club ana they got away fairly
tv'll. Gross showing the bcst form.
Watts worked two Innings, yielding
thrco hits, but escaping without be-
INK scOred on, Songcr hurled four
Innings and was hit moro freely
than his two matos, giving up five
hlts and allowing all Of the oilers
iuns Gross ala not permit a hit ar
tun in tho final three frames.
Oilcr Pitchers In Form.
Jimmy Burko also used trio or
Fingers and they did well. Gardner
stnrting poorly by permitting two
f1ts, including Goodies above
chumcrntcd homo run In the open
ing sianya. settled down and worked
we'll for the two remaining frames
he was on the rubber giving up only
one hit and no runs. Andy Jelsma
succceded Gardner ana yielded two
ihns and two hits In three innings.
Ind Il not been for an error by him
self when he dropped the ban after
q at nlNfA IGlgnln
would have allowed only one run.
Isd Walgh st. Louis rookie hurled
the last three frnmca, allowing four
hits and one. run. Ills control was
especially good, not a Blue receiving
lruo transportation from him.
kThe Blues ficided crratically, all
threo OF tncir misplays contributing
10 the sco- ng. They made two fast
,tpuhlc plays. however, both OF
vyhich cut off the Oilers when they
Threatened. only one OF Tulsas err
rors, that ny Jclsma. aided the kaw
City club N their scoring.
Blues Score IN First.
The Blues scored two In the first
inning. when. with one out Hutler
naked and scored on Goodies home
iun over the right field wall
IIohnny Wuffli, whose bat con-
tribnted in no little measure to the
Oilers scoring, Restored his team
fh'st run in the third inning. Wuffli
walked, Bennett flied to Hwllllng
ltlnkle singled to center Tengen,
hatting for Thompson, walked, fill-
iog The bases. Erwin forced Tengcn
ID second Wuffll scoring
Oilers Tie Score.
sThe oilers tod II IN the fourth.
One was out when Wright kicked
IAomms groundorf Jelsma walked.
NcGlnnis lined TO Cochrane. Wuftii
singled TO left, again iilling the
sacks. Bennett singled TO center,
lSomm counting.
Kansas city regalned the lead In
the nth Butler hit far over the
center field wall for home run
Goode grounded TO MoGinnls iirleI
doubled TO center. Zwilling walked
Z,yilling caught off first. started FOR
second. Brief reached third and was
caught between that station and
Mme. Olson. McGinnis and Fromu
tsok turns in chasing the Blue first
taAcker up and down the limos and
when the former finally tossed tc
Jelsma, the latter dropped the ball
Hrief scoring,
Burkcs Again Even Count.
ABurke's men again tied the score
IN the sixth. Ennis started It VIII
~ triple 20 left Jolsma struck out
McGlnnls fled to Felix. Songei
fumbled Wufflls roller, Ennis hold
ing M at third. BENNETT singled tt
center. Ennis scoring and whof
Ctpode allowed the ban TO rol
through to the fence Wutfll reg
incred
tThe Blues won II In the seventh
ainFln1 EhlrnlN
through ahori Goode singled I,
right. Rafferty,, like Goode, permit
ting the ban to roll through, Butloi
going tu third and Goodo To second
Bitier scored ON Briefs sacrifice
bAut 20 Jr,sma