The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Clymers Hit Southpaw Hard,
Richmond Hurls Steady Ball
Victory Gives Tail-Enders
Nine Out of Last
Eleven Games.
NEW HOMER HITTERS
McGinnis and Thompson, Mid
get Infieldcrs, Pole Ball
Over the Center Wall

Another nn.Htiyd Euufhptw "nud'
met his Waterloo ut tho huudH ot
the taiiond but nt present IuUuciblc
oilers yesterday Tho fpttlo and
crash or OiIcr bats Araiuat tho
curves and shoots uf Lefty" R<d
became almost dgtfDuiug before the
hOmhardmrui was ended by tho tan
tnl7ing floatDr OF Old Dan Griucr.
and Bili tFW"r clan piled up such
comfortable carly lead that thoy
annexed th" scrics opener with tho
Saints h1uduy ~ To- &.
After his tIurgIug hclpcrg had
huilt ~ n commanding advantage
with their hludgcons, Raw Rich
muud, who hurled n steady game
throughout for Tulsa. casod up and
permitted the 80 Joe boys 10 register
fow markers Rag ncvor YaH In
danger. however ana had plenty
Of stuff on the bail Ten ~ the
Missourlaus famed tho cool Sep
tcmhcr breeze, NJ Mcdonald being
thrice u Htrikoout victim, whjlo Fish
or and Watson twice were BAN
boozlcd In a like manner
Kari Adams Has iIuppy Day.
Notable among the rather limited
number Of features ~ the game was
the appearance against his old team
mates OF kari Adams. former Oilcr
pitcher, who was traded for Nick
Cullop IN July Kari was permitted
10 C1Vort about first base bv Man.
aEcr Owcut after tho oilers had
the game EHfcly floating In their
tank. lie connected for hit his
only timc nt ~ ana ihcu-.wo know
his old tricndJ Won't believe this.
but its gospel truth--Volc second.
scoring from tho keystone sack a
moment later whom Fisher bounced
an iuflcld hit Off HrauuonH mitt.
day whom tby meet on the mound
his cup Of jov In all probability VIII
bubble over the top.
Another novelty on the after
Moons program was the appearance
IN the role of Babe Ruth OF George
McGinnis and Frank Thompson, tho
OilCra' two midget infieidcrs Lit
tie Mac" cracked one over the center
field wall IN the third ana Tommy
duplicated in the tlfth. Tho Drum
mers could produce no circuit -clout-
cts, but T. Mcdonald and HANDLER
connected for triples. Stewart of the
oilers also smashed out u three
baHor.
Smart Play by Stewart.
Luke stewart .pullcd a hrainy play
In the sixth inning, one OF the
smnrtest that has been seen at tho
local lot this year. with NJ Mo
Donald, who had singled, an first,
Nufer nit a high foul to Brnnnon
along the first base Line. Stcwnrt
eascd over behind the bag and slip
ped TO the base AZ l}rannon caught
the ball Though only few feet
Off Mcdonald was trapped for a
double play
Tho rile:s started! right oft Iii
the first inning after the Jump game
with the Saints, which gave them
nine vietorios IN the last eleven
games. They began punching hits
off Bird ana registered a cuuplo In
the initial round on singles by Burke
and Thompson, u hit batsman and
stewards three -baggCr Three more
came In tho second on a pair Of hits
by Branuon and Davis, pair Of
walks and pair of errors McGin-
MIS- hit hia homer In the third, and
the home clan then rested TN the
sixth when they renewed the attack
20 the great distress OF LEFTY" Bird
a Nollcy of base hits ClimaNcd hy
Thompson's homer n,ttcd quartet
Of tallios.
Oilers Score "TcchnicaI Knyo."
Bird managed To stick through the
round, but the oilers scored "A tech
nical KNOCKOUT whom he was unable
to continue In the next. A tcchni-
cal kayo, TO all intouts and pur-
poses ana so far as the records 20.
IL Just as good as any other. as Cap.
tain Roper, who scored on, over
Carl Morris Thursday night. win tell
you.
Tho hattle-scarrcd veteran Dan
trlncr had 50 little on the bail that
he was complete puGZle for a time
after taking his part in the st. Jos
cph pitching relay In the eighth.
however, the oilers punched Trio
or one-basGrs by Burke, Spellman
and Stewart for No II OF the game,
Today's game win start az 8
o'clock.