The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Thompson, Yodt and He
wing Get Homcrs in One
Inning; Score 1879
WITCHES COME TODAY



Tho champion uI,r ttrr the
Joplin Miners vicious nYI r.Iu,itu'
farewell Nl,a E,aturdpy afternoon.
trouuNur f.mu. upwuton nats -
Co. H ir iN, ...f r|w. or ftr HDrI"s
Tho occasion l... mnlrd rNr Niu.
clr Ni. appearance hero this s'n-
SOD. 'ar which N,ryhoiy h duly
sorn u. fr'r luyr proved Il juicy
and tender uu.... fur the Tu'gh Grow
~ ih, h.u, '.t til season.
l.,.rdIy. vI.tu,y gave the on.
ore % .I.Iu sweep Of tho thre, Pnmo
goiIof This was indeed "a rod letter
event. Tor N 10 the firat tlmci iu many.
many moons that tho 1920 cham
plpus have boon able TO beat any
body ga mAuy ~ thros straight
times II gladdcnod the heart at
Derby Day" Hlli Clvmor Immense
", FOR since }il has boon Hkippcr
such a miracle az three In row
never h,tOro had happened 'Way
back I'm the hnto-tAllcnd days o.
last spring when tho Oilcrs were
sailing mtrrily along on thoir tepu-
tation II Ho"ms We defeated Sioux
CITY, Omaha ana Dcs Moincs each
thrice In order. Hut n fan almuH
has To he memory shark to sling
the old recollection back that far
Memory OF the Joplin dchacle cul.
minating yosiorday viii still be trcsh
in tho minds OF the Toutcrs whom the
season ends a few weeks honco.
Ready for wichita Now.
This winning streak" has put the
boys on edge ana they are all SGT to
give the wichita league leaders
warm argument when Joo Berger
brings his dumon Hluggcrs hore to-
day for three games. pacemaItcrs
and tailondcrs are TO moct In two
games at McNulty park today,
morning affray to start at 1880
and an afternoon Bkirmish opening
at o'clock. being on tho program
Should the oilers be no fortunate
ms to defeat tho IzLics today IL might
have big bearing on tho ponnant
race. Oklahoma city In fighting It
out with the Kansans for tho leader
ship, and should the tailendora prove
n stumbling block for tho Berger
ties It might bring tho second Wost-
"rn league ponnnnt In two years to
oklahoma. OF course there always
has been intense rivalry between
Tulsa and Oklahoma city. but At
that we'd all rather SEQ tho cham
TO Nebraska or Kansas
Good Crowd Enjoys t.
a couple OF victories In n row be
fore yesterdays game had so popped
up the faithful fans that "A liberal
crowd turned out TO bid farewell to
tho Miners. "Ciown" iChristensen
Minor conterfIolder. put everybody
In good humor in the first. As he
came to bat somc OF his admirers
In tho stands greeted him with
Cuckoo"
Enjoy yourselves" ho came
back. "It's the last timo this year
you'il have a chance"
Hard hitting bv Thompson, Davis,
Todt. Heving ana Alhanesc, tho new
Oller southpaw pitcher. coupled
with fits OF wildncss by tho Joplin
boYmon. enabled tho Clymer's to
win. Thompson secured a double
and "A homer, Davis a single and II
double. Todt n double and "a homer
Iioving two singlcs and "A homer.
and Alhancsc "A single and "A d,uhlo
The Irresistible Oilcr attack. which
was never falling during the game.
came to a climax in tho eighth when
at least league record for tho sea-
son was set ns Thompson. Todt and
HcvinE all hit tour-baGgors I'm tho
one chukker. Tho oilers were
equally rough with Hwcitul, who
started on tho mound for tho Wis.
itors, ana Iron Man" Wili1mR, who
relieved him and bore the punish
ment In tho lattor stages
The Miners Die Hard.
Whilc the Miners wcro rather
badly beaten, they died hard I'm this
last battle OF the season for thcm
here. They frequently threatened
to ovcrtake our boys. and once. I'm
the fourth, actually did forge ono
run ahead. nut every time the viP
itors would flare up the home squad
would hit back lust a httlo harder
Tho now southpaw, Alhauose. started
Tor the Offers, but Was hlt rather
hard In the first four rounds ana
gave way to LukauoviC In the fiflh.
Luke was not I'm his usual good
form ana was relieved by ,Cull0p In
the eighth The Miners got plenty
ot hits aul runs 60 win an ordinary
bail game hut their pitching aces
simply couldn't stop tho Oilor al