The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Clvmer's Dis a p pointed
Because They Were
Sure of Winning
DOUBLEHEADER TODAY
Roehlcr VIII Pitch Opener
Haughland May Start the
Second-Team Happy
.y -. A. BRIDGEwATER.

rrs MOISES. Iowa, July "a
~. uIors lost a game today, but
-..... fne pes Moincs boosters, who
W .., .hcdulcl TO he their op-
,....t- Thcy lost It TO tle weather
,... ylu handed this section or
.. spirited shower early this
...... and followed up the first
.tI.o with another Just after
of course tho 'loss" does
d., how up I'm the percentage
... bat Nill Clymer's boys were
,.I,u' " taking the second
.. ., the series that when the
mont weather intcrfered they
.. urcd the dampncss had beat
o.. ...H out of one.
u. sum came out brightly this
afternoon. oven before game time,
ru a. the contest had been Off
,t4.r .9Iled off at . oSlock, there
49, ru,hlug for the visiting Tulsa
s.rI.,a- 20 do but take in the pic
mn. shows and see the other sights
available In the metropolis OF the
rr,a,.-t corn state in the L. s. A.
Two Games sunday.
A double header is scheduled TO
be rllrpl Sunday and the gang Will
20 ont determined and rather con-
ftart Of breaking another record.
TIa, has vet to win a double
h.44or This season, and the lads
or.,, there never will b "a more IA
yorahIp or auspicious time. George
porhIer Is 20 hurl the first game
for Tulsa and that should give the
Csm,rs the jump. oscar Haug-
lam probably will\be Tulsa selection
I'm the second. For Des MOincs II
4. a Rt.st ta1N pNf a
FOR. smoky" Langstroth. who seems
~ reserve his flights for occasions
other than baseball games. will
start the first game, while Lefty"
Black In all probability will attempt
the second. This LanGstroth per-
SON is the same bird that applied
a vh|twash coat to the Oilers the
oth.r day down at Tulsa, and then
he'd the oklahoma City Indians TO
four hits his next time out, although
he lost the game. He's tough, but
the oilers, who are getting to be
iust about the Chcstiest tailcnd club
on record. are counting on sending
him into a tailspin this time.
"fukic" 10 join Oilers soon.
Pitcher Tom Lukanovis, who was
left in Tulsa when the club departed
because Of a recalcitrant finger, Tie
tl4Ihtl against u bdll'l VAN u "''h
or so ago has been notified to join
the team Monday at Sioux City. lie
probably will open the series against
Tho Packers, providing OF course, the
lame dist is sufficiently improved
10 enable him TO turn loose of tho
old puz2lcrs properly. No new
faces have appeared in the Tulsa
camp since tho squad departed from
home. nor Is # likely that any Will
ior a few DAYS. In fact, when Luka-
movie joins the team II will necessi-
tate sending home one Of the sixteen
now comprising the aggregation, as
the Western league rules permit the
/, lNrryuE Of but sixteen men, Either
y Frank Thompson, Larry Erwin or
y Roy Parker will be returned, and II
Is not known yet which. Thompson's a
wrist SIN is bothoring him and he
has been unable to play and unless
an examination shows that 1t VIII
Dec sufficiently Improved in very
f.w dlFs TO permit him to get back
In the harness, Frank probably VIII
be- the one TO go back and rest. III
there is any prospect OF Frank get
| TIM back, however, Parker or Erwin
w.I Dee consigned to Tulsa.
Jack Coffcy's Des Moines team
WIS strengthened today whep B.
Smith first baseman, secured
from Joplin, arrived in town. This
will permit Coffoy to move DICK
OCu0ror back to the outfield where
le belongs and will necessitate the
casting .drift OF one outfieIder.