The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-06
Henry Goes Full Route Under Good
Head OF Steam and With Per-
feet Support; Home Tribe
Takes Another Battle.
LOCAL SLUCCERS MAKE
ENID PITCHERS SUFFER
Drive Miller From Mound In Second;
Upehureh Hit Hard; Fielding
Flashes Brilliant; Final
Count Is Q 10 I.

With the team mates giving him
perfect support which many times
during the unpleasantness ran far
within the borders OF the sensational,
Walt& Henry. who probably holds
the American record for the number
OF games in which he has pitched
this year. asId the Harvesters TO
ono run and enabled the Chicks to
take the tlird straight game at
Grady field, . to /.
The visitors touched Henry for
ten safe blows. but the big right
handler kept them scattered to the
extent that only in the eighth in
ming any damage resulted. This
came when upchurch. who had re-
lieved A. Miller, poled a double, w.
Windle following with single which
scored the rangy Harvesters from
the second station.
A. Miller started for Barney Cleve-
land. but ere his bark had been long
on the voyage. he, struck a decided.
ly choppy sea. With two away in
the first. Green crashed the first
hit of the game. the same being a
double that went by Barney Cleve-
land so fast that the diminutive
manager OF the IIarvesters couldn't
see which way II was hea.ed. John.
son was safe and Green lived at
third on the next play. Jimmie and
Al then proceeded to pull the double
steal, Green swipping home and
Johnson the second depot. J. Nc.
Lean followed the performance with
double. scoring Johnson.
The visiting hurler, who has been
called comedian by some mis-
guided sport writer's. lasted during
the second round, during which time
he was nicked for 2 more hits and
as many runs, Green again coming
in on the festivities for his second
double in as many trips up. 1t dawn
cd upon Barney that things were not
going exactly right and proper, |
wherefore he wigwagged to Walter
Upchurch who reposed on the bench, !
the gist of the signal being to get
warmed for action SO Walter did |
and Miller, after flying out to Jim
Mclean in the first of the third,
vent and sat upon the bench and
after taking deep draught from
the keg, called it day
Upchufch, of whom Chickasha fans l.
think well, breezed along in his old f.
form for three frames, the Chicks
going runless and hitless. However,
in the sixth, az epidemic of hits and
runs broke out again and it appeared
for time that Walter was going to
have to call another specialist into
consideration. In the sixth the ait
ting rash added two more runs to
the Chcxasha aggregate. The pre-
scription Of DR.. Upchurch checked
the ravages of the malady in the sew
cnth, but it ran, wild again in the
eighth and before the fever could be
relieved, Ohickasha had garnered
three more runs.
Henry was steady throughout the
game. In his last few starts, the
fifth has been his downfall. He
breezed by the fatal frame like a
whirlwind and finished the game in
good form. He had ample help, how
ever. Notable among such assistance
was an incident of the eighth inning
when, with one across the pan and
two on, Jim Mclean ran mile and
quarter in the general direction
of Blanchard and snagged Jelly Mil
ler's drive, Had he missed it, the
thing would doubtless have been a
homer.
After the game today the Chicks
hit the trail for II games.