The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
Tom LuvanOviC Wild In
Early Innings of Game
Sore Finger Bothered ely
mer Hurler-F. Thomp-
son Back
ADAMS CHECKED S00S
Tulsa Boys Had Chance to
Score in Sixth, But the
Breaks Against En-
1. y Il NNIDGEWArEN.

SIOUN CRY, Iowa. July 90
qtr.ns bis FIRST game since pitch-
I.s finger was injured az Tulsa moro
,.I. u week ago, Tom Lukauuvic
v,l. uId lu the "arlv innings today
g.I uit coupled with the oilers
,.M ,p hit the offerings OF -.
DAVIS at critical points. cost the
Tul Invaders the first of the
s....s with Tho Packers. The score
Th. oilers were handicapped to-
srs PLAYING their first game in
m. time in this queer Sioux city
paris
~uo'- Grounds Puzzle c1vmcr-.
THe right fcIld fence is So short
tnIt 10 is ncNt 10 impossible for q
uu''.r to get . ground single 90 that
locality \ game IN which several
u,u are not thrown ont from right
l.I uu clean hits is unusual. while
uu .an face of 1t this may NOT seem
500 very important. AS it would ape
nctr equally fair for each side the
-h... fences In both left and right
us..ss.'t'" changing players about
art cause pitchers to work entire
G different from the way they would
!ns big park.
Tujay's lineup saw the return 10
'l, Tulsa lineup of Frank Thomp-
.u" who has been out for more than
a month from wrist broken 10y a
hl. thrown hy LukaVOu.c ina bat
tins practice. While it was very owl
dent that the wrist sull gave
T0pmy some trouble when he
laf.d. Frank was game and crashed
ir'n tn, bah with All his might just
tho same. lie walked the first time
up hit a long o. TO center his next
effort. singled on his next appear
au0o and popped up to the second
hasou1u on his last try. lie also
s'unood the injured member
against the grandstand in chasing
a foul in tn ffth.
Orm~by's Decisions Fad.
Tho umpiring was not tho best in
the world today. Some Of Umpire
OrWshy'S decisions on balls and
strikes were SO questionable that
Manager Clymcr disputed them
from the coaching line. George
Bochlor yelled some advice at the
umpires from the dugout in the
eighth and was chased from the
field. although the arbiter had let
lu" Robson remain in the game in
tho seventh after threatening to
knock him in tho head with a bat
for calling a doubtful strike.
The oilers drew first blood In the
opening inning. when II looked like
=. Davis whducss might give Tulsa
a big lead. After two were down
he walked Yank Davis and Todt hit
"a tWo-haEger over the short part
OF the right field fence. lie then
walked Brannon. filling the bases,
> and followed suit ON ThompSon,
forcing In a run McGiunis famed
with tho pillows packed.
The Sioux tied in their half,
when the bases ON balls 10y Lukauo-
VI" were followed hy Mars iuf4cl1
Dir. They took lead in the Sec
onl when MCGinuis' error was fol-
lowed by two intieli outs and "A
single hy Leard. The counted their
last and what proved TO bee the win
ming runs in the fourth, ~hen
luEauoyic walked koarus. Quory
doubled against IN screen in right
and Fox singled.
Ndanls Held Enemy SCOrclcss.
!Hknuovic was in trouble again In
tho a'th, but pulled through and
N'.Iiri to pinch hitter I'm the sixth.
Adams. who finished the game,
pitched i'm fine form and held the
homo team scorclcss.
At'nr the first the oilers were
helpless until the sixth, when they
BAD their best chance to win
THOMPSON and MCGiunis opened this
round with singles. but Spollmau
tanned. Erwin. hitting for Lukano,
Nl.r nit To left. scoring Thompson
Harf. walked filling the bases, hui
'.'nsnn popped to Ecarns and Davi,