The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Stewart and Heving Cinch
Victory With HOmers in 1st
Buckalew and Schuman
Hit Hard; Richmond
Hurls Splendid Game
UMPS STOPS BATFEST
Ormsby Calls Game in Eighth
as Clouds Hide Sun, but
It Didn't Matter
~ =. 4. BRInGEwATEn.


Hammcrlng Buckalow from tho
mound IN tho first iuing and pound
inr Lefty schum1r wso rucorcfcd
him at Will. tho oilers annexed an
easy victory over Jack Coftcy's Dcs
Mo.nos Boosters Yesterday. tho final
count in tho first game ~ the series
being II TO I. while his teammates
were raitliug The boards with re-
sounding smashos and even driving
few balls out ~ this immediate
vicinity. Ray Richmond had tho
Boosters on his hip and carried
thom easily all the way HIc had
wonderful speed and his curvua
wero breaking nicely and after u
little trouble locating the plate IN
the early innings no settled down
ana hurried 2 perfect game. Tho
visitors only run came In the first
on bases on balls tn Moollcr and
yuma, passed bali and Thomp
sons error on Grants grounder,
Coffcy Breaks Winning Lineup
Jack Coffcy shook up what had
proved a winning combination At
oklahoma CIV. changing his line
up 10 try the hard-hittlng but poor
folding yuma at first base. Hc
shifted Brown to third and pa;
Grant on second This proved nv
unhappy arrangement as the Boost
or lnfield was unsteady all tho way
aud contributed several errors that
helped boost tho score. Coftov took
yuma out In the fifth, pulling O'Con-
nor IN 10 first ana sending his pitch
ing ace. Lefty" pott 10 right field
Horschcl Bennett, farmcd out by
tho Oilers Ia MuskoFcc early In tho
summer and who was the seusa-
ton OF the Southern league, also got
back In tho game, lilo relieved
yuma Davis in right for Tulsa after
the game was on ice.
A Slaughter In the First,
The OilerH made plenty OF runs
In the first inning TO win the con-
test Jimmy Rurke, who, by the
way had a perfect day with four
singles and a base on balls In five
trips, singled and Thompson boosted
him along with n sacrifice, Milan
took Dnvis tly, and then tho fire.
works started, Todt singled, Hcor-
ing Burke, Brnnnon walked and
Luke Stewart cracked one ON the
nose, sending II over the deep left
field fence, Brannon ana Todt trot-
more than enough Tor Buckalow and
tho portsidor, Schuman was led TO
tho hilltop by Coffey Ike n lamb
90 the well known slaughter house.
John Hevlng was glad TO meet Schu-
man, showing his fricndliress by
sending one of the aouthpaw's first
offerings on n long. long Journey
over the center field wall Then
McGinnis' single, Huna's error and
Burkcs second hit of the inning
produced the sixth run. To end the
slaughter Thompson permitted
Schuman 10 retire him at first
This inning. though unsurpassed
hy anything that followed II a good
example Of what the oilers did In
the way of batting They continued
ENTHUSIASTICALLY mixing mp their
blows judicioudy with Booster bob
bios Thov scored I'm every inning
Thereafter save the second and sew
cnth
Ump Ormsby Got Hungry
Umpire Ormsby robbed thcm of a
few ruuu probably by calling the
ramo ON account ~ darkness" Rf-
tor the first Of The eighth, II must
have been nccaUar ut the darkness
NJ pcs NoiuCs chances, for II stll
lacked twelve minutes OF 6 o'clock
when he decided tho atmosphere
was too polluted with dusk To con-
tinue. True, clouds I'm the west
served as "A curtain for old Sol ana
dlmmod things somewhat, but GER
tainly the ono remaining Inning
could have been played without dis
tress TO anyone, However, II didn't
mako any difference I'm the result,
and even umpiros probably get hun
cry once In n while. II may be
they serve dinner at g o'clock where
Ormsby boards in Tulsa. and We
wouldn't for anything IN the world
have His Umps late for chow
especially with Bin Clymor's boys
leading by II 10 1.
Manager Coffey announced that
he would send In his young pitching
find. the southpaw Potts in an ct-
fort to stem the oilers today. Ean-
ager Clymer OF Tulsa reserved the
right 10 name his mound selection
later. but It probably will be Lukan-
oVic.