The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Salisbury Jinx Fatal in First
But Clymers Win the Second
Visitors Manage to Annex
Opener 10 to 3; LScals
Take Other, 1875
ALLEN SWATTED HARD
Oklahoma City Ace Is Given
Drubbing; Rap Perryman;
Sioux Come Today
IN B. a. nRInEWATEN.

Tulaa's tgilcud oilers, who rud
donly have taken ON the appear
anco OF bioodthirsty fcroCious fence
w0lloperF, made it three out of four
from tho Oklahoma CITY Indians by
securing an even break with jack
Hollands crew iu the second bar
gain day hill IN two days yesterday
at McNulty park.
4 Roy Salisbury whose principal
claim 10 fame rs n pitcher lies I'm
his ability 90 mystify any team that
wears Tulsa uniform tossed his
trusty glove into the box In tho first
Ramc--a and tho oilers promptly
gave mp, oklahoma city winning
hnndlly by 10 tp 3. But with sol
and his three year jinN out ~ the
way Bill Clymor's cellar champs
Jumped on the Oklahoma city ace
Roy Allen, In the second game and
mauled him of the rubber iu four
innings Continuing the slaughter
4 when pcrrymnn, who sccms To be
the capital city box staffs pitching
goat. went in, they gave him more
than enough IN an inning and n
third and Lefty" Neagcr was
called on TO 20 through the motions
until the agreed seven innings had
been played Tho Oilers winning
margin was 2 guns TO 3.
The salisbury JinN ON job.
Salisbury contributed something
OF an iron man stunt whom he volun-
tarv stepped into the breach 20
stop the oilers IN the first gnmc.
The lanky cx-Tulsani had pitched
orc tull Elmo and finished up an
other ht Joplin oniy on wednesday,
but he wanted one more cracH ht
the 1890 champions iust> TO show
them he could eth give them cards
and spades and trim them hands
down sol" knew that tho Tulsa
kag n sfttn IA
soon as the news got out that hd was
going to pitch. Likewise, that tho
z Oklahoma CITY willow -wiclders
4 make as many runs ~ he needed 20
win. He was right both ways,
salsburys victory yesterday "
Z believed To establish a record. For
! two full seasons ana part Of an
7 other over sinre ne was tradrd 10
s oklahoma CITY by Tulsa IN l0l9, he
has defeated his old teammates In
every start against them and he has
started the first game OF nearly
every series Oklahoma Ctty ana
Tulsa have played together n that
z time Moreover, he has finished
i up many games against Tulsa
started by other pitchers and has
pulled uulte few out of the fire
4 with pinch pitching.
Oilers Die Hard In FIRST
Even In the face OF the Salisbury
K link the oilers fought hard Tor the
first game OF four innings. The
Z Indians made one In the first, one
M the second ana one In the fourth
off Albanese, and would have rcgis-
tered u dozen but for remarkable
defensive work by Tulsa, They con.
nected solidly with Albanesc's offer
ings. but several base runners were
: nipped at second and third and the
3 score was held down.
at.l Ia, "a
ming only the third, punching four
hits with an error for three runs.
This was all for them.
with Albanese unable TO fool the
Indians at all, Manager Clymer
yhnhad him I'm the fitth after
Wright had doubled and Harper had
famed, Haugland going to the res
cue nauEland walked Graham, the
first man To face him. Then llently
hit n liner to rodt and Phil had n
chance Tor douhlo play, but hc
4 heaved wild 20 Brannou and the
ball hit pile of Oklahoma CITY
bats hy the dugout. The umpires
gayc the runners two bases, Wright
SCORING ana Graham reaching third
Thon Runser hit a homer over the
rightfield fence.
The Indians other four runs also
came after a chance for a double
play that would have retired the
sido in the seventh. Wright sin
gled and Stewards error put tlarpc
ION. Stewart having "A chance for
nice double Killing Wright wa
then trapped AT third ON Grahami
lttap to Uaugland. but Hcatly Run
ser and Parker camo through wiz
lusty wallops that manufacture
-four markers.
Allen Az Musscd I'm.
The oilers fell upon Allen IN tn
Nnt A ha
Tor a pair OF runs on clean hits by
FTudt and Hcving. an infield satct'
aud a couple OF sacrifices That wa
that but this was yet To- come. TIM
tprovod literal bomhardment OF th'
ilanky star In the next frame, whei
Burke. Rrannon, Hevipg, McGlnni
tand Stewart hit safely Jand Tod
drew "A base on balls, the Assault be
iug good for five taliies. Ferrymat
was treated lust as roughly, hiti
by Connolly Burke and Brannoi
bringing In a run I'm the fourth, and
Runsers error. McGinnis' double
Culop's single and Connclly's home.
run smash over the rightlelh WHu
accounting for four more In tho
flrth with lust one out when Perry
man glaciously retired in favor OF
tho southpaw. Ycagcr, The eN-
krdmore flingcr managed to keep
tho tracks well sanded during the
Inning and two-thirds =" occupied
tho hilltop.
While OF no value at all so far as
games won and lost so, the Indians
added five 10 their runs for tho sen b.
son In this game, principally he
becAuSe ot George Harper's tre-
mendous hitting. Harpcr's first hit
in the first inning, was wasted INT
his double and Hcatoy's triple made
inc first run in tho third Moore's
tdOuhle errors hy MCGinuis and