The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Notes of the Game

Lee Kaiser. secretary and business
manager Of tho Des Moinos club, hc-
companicd Jack Coffcy and hiA
Boosters when they arrived In Tulsa
yesterday for the final visit of tho
year. Mrs Kaiser is with him. Lee.
who ls IN Tulsa for the first time.
likes the city fine but was not at all
impressed with the press box at
MCNulty park He enjoyed tho view
from tho dizzy height, but II chanced
he visited the scribos while young
gale was blowing and the roost was
like "A cradle. Lee beat a hnsty re-
treat when assured that the box
only blow off the stand on an aver
age OF about once a year.
The way our sterling catchcra are
lmRulinB the ball they must be Just
a wco bit jealous OF each other, After
seeing Eddie Spollman crash out
somo vicious drives these last few
days Johnny iicving stepped into
the breach yesterday and contributed
a home run, a triple and double.
All John needed to mako It per-
feet day was single a bunt and n
walk, but he had 10 be content with
his three bingles for nine bases.
Lefty" Pott, tho sensational
southpaw, who is the leagues lead
Ing pitcher though with seventh
place club, In TO ho ON the firing
line for the Boosters today pott
belongs TO the Cleveland Indians,
and II In our humble opinion that
Speaker would have better chance
to beat New York for the flag II the
az. 4
world champs at this writing, in
stead OF with Des Moines.
Jovial Jack Coffey manager Of
the Boosters, took several of his
athletes out 10 the dog races last
night, whore they forgot their an
Euish over the afternoons slaughter
whtlo watching the fleet pups per-
form.
Ray Richmond complained of be-
ing ill after the game, llo certainly
Is good actor, for mono Of the DCH
Munca battcra suspected Raw was
indisposcd while he was ON the
mound,
George McGinuis made the cir
| cult In the eiNth inning on "A single,
| going around tho bases without "A
| hRlt lio rHced to second and con-
| tluucd TO third when Moclcr let HIS
| drive 90 through and rompcd' over
! the pan when Mucller throw Wild
| 20 the iutiy,a. Ma,, Gy thc way. had
a good day with the willow. getting
| throo nice singles
Herschcl Bennett, tho Springfield
! lad who was with tho Oilcrs for
! quite a while early in tho year and
| then tarmcd to Muskogee. was back
In Tulsa uniform, lie arrived
yesterday morning with Dutch
kcmnor MuskoEcc pitcher who
will help carry the box burden for
the Clymcrs tho rest OF the season.
Another pitcher borrowed for the
rest OF the season also got in be-
Ing Chief Wilson, a young Indian,
who halls from Miami, also OF the
Southwestern league.
Luke stewart got back IN tho
game and smallcd out a home run
and a single, lie also got a base on
balls and "A sacrifice hit ana struck
out once. II was his homer In the
first that drove In what proved to
be the winning runs,
Jimmy Burke held four aces and
the Joker 10 Kick with. lie garnered
"A quartet Of clean singles and
base on balA in five trips. A pair
OF Iimmy's singles came In the first
inning. which is rather unusual
Some OF the players said II was
too dark 10 play" said Umpire
Ormsby when asked why ne called
the gdmC on account of darkness"
In the eighth, sure, it would bo o,
x, with the players to can a game
In the second inning.
There's no question but AIS IL
too late to start games this time Of
the year, however, Al best, dusk Is
but two hours away and uu extra
inning battle would be very unlike
ly. As only a few more weekday
games are 10 he played. however
the starting time will not be
changed. saturday and Sunday
| games start at o'clock and Mon
! day, being Burke day, also viii
see an early opening Tuesday, the
last day OF the season. calls for a
douele-heador.