The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
Clymers Take Measure of
British AviatOr-Hurler
Boehler Pitched Good
Game, but Potts Eff
forts Better
BREAKS HIT TULSANS
LanGstroth Hammered Right
and Left by Oklahomans
to Take the Second.
Hy II. A pR1pGEwArER.


DIES MOINES, Iowa. July -
Dividing a doublohcador with the
J}ouHtofs today the oilers copied
their first scrlcs of tho l5-grmc
road trip by a margin of three
Ramoa tu two.
Tho Houstors took the first game
Uf todays bargain bin . 20 /, L"fty
Bott triumphing over tho Tulsa
pitching nCo, George BOchlor, while
tho oilers won the second, an abhre-
Waited Thinning affair with "a count
az o 10 3
In the second nffray Diu Clvmer's
boys achieved their main Des Moincs
ambition. that ot hammoriug out
of tho box the ch"sty Guy 1anBtroth.
the British aviator. who shut Tulsa
out to . ia a game at the oil cap
iinl last week The birdWnn had
engine trouble from IN" very fiut
inning ana his motor died on him
completely IN the sixth when hc had
60 give UP the ship and descend to
earth in "A parachute. Moreover.
even the homo fans rode the .rst
while flier. taking exception to the
cocky angle at which ho wore his
cap tiltod over ono ear ht tho start.
Before he left tho mound, however,
no hnd shifted the hondgear to n
straightawRy position Immediately
above both eyes
Open with Soo's Today.
Having achieved the hitherto i'm
possible feat Of taking tho odd
game Of series while on the road,
the oilers prepared to leave here
tonight for Sioux city. whore they
are to take on tho Packers for
trio Of contests. Despite the fact that
the Soo's nave just finished taking
Oklahoma Guys measure In "A series
the Oilers are confident OF having
ns much success in Sioux GUY as
they had In Dcs Muincs. possibly
more. II was not poor pitching by
Boehler hut exceptionally good
mound work by pott. faltcring Of
the Tulsa defense and the breaks Of
the game that gave the first battlo
TO the home team.
Dcs Moincs started scoring In the
first. drawing a base on balls.
O'Connor opened with single;
Grant famed. but Smith singled to
center and O'Conncr scored, when
Burke let Etwin'r throw ON the TO-
turn get by him. Roehlcr's own or
ror helped the boosters To- "a run In
the second. Milan singled with one
out and went to third when iochlcr
made "A wide throw In an effort to
pick him Off first. He scored on
lllltlu mt, Wnl'H fdlllt bn
the squeeze play.
Dodgers Cinch Game with Homer.
II was in the fourth, however,
that the homo team cinchcd the
game. 1t was u lucky homo run
that barely eascd over the short
rightficld fence that gavo them the
three runs.
Moehller opened with dou-
BILE and Yuma walked after Brown
had popped to Bochler In an at
tempt to sacrifice. Milan then lifted
ono over the wall. Tho Boosters
other marker was another rightficd
homer by Grant in the eighth. Putt
had the Clymor's eating out OF that
tricky lcfthand all tho way. Their
only run came In tho fifth. and IL
took a pair OF errors to give II TO
thcm. smiths error put BrannOn
on first and Browns hohblc, coming
after lleVing had singled, let Bran
non score. In all other rounds rutt
had the oilers at his mercy. and he
was anything but merciful Co them.
He famed nine men and issued hut
two passes on balls, while BOchlcr
was tanning eight and giving three
passes.
Oilers Rompcd In Home at Start.
In the second Ramo the Oilers
..a,h A.. ~ 81, =, -. y, ,NI 'N
singled and Burke walked. but II
was not until the second that they
Wrre ap'' !" S'"t'' IRWIN opened
ttS scSSi"il ny u,"'',E "ut an ihil'.u
nv 10 iuh"' VINO had me noH IN
,ihe 70 ro'rc the runner nut ihaue
h'SH'tlhs throW' l"nEs'folh II :
poppi' theil on Mr,'lhh's attempted
sacrifice loft both runners safe.
nm sHft
ihuehi"nds lhtleld out sent Mac
across. IN inc meantime the h""'t-
ors h'h r'ElS''itd IN IN" tlrst ON
s,nsl's nN '"hhI ana Shllh ana
nroWn = h''flilC" IiN' ana IN the
,rlru ."'N b'u IN" 'u'Nl ON SIulth
second hl ana N",i''l dnuhIe. u
n'oN'u "'"lE "' : an uhul inc nun
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