The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-10
HARvESTERS WIN
FROM CHICKS IN
FIRST Of SERIES
Al Miller Allows Only -Four Hits;
Henry IL Bumped; Frank Rsleer
Gets Two Triples which
Score -Four Runs.

particular won To ! game ut
Dmppo Hayes Chicks In nonsen
natlonal game played at Grady fleis
yesterday Afternoon.
This fellow Miller allowed oni,
four hits. too singles by Green. one
by the veteran Jimmie Lawrence
who. by the way. polcd homer over
th. right field fence at pnwanska
Thursday afternoon. AID a single by
Walter Johnson Henry. victim Of
the Harvcslers' assault. Franklin
Rcgier hammered out two triples
that scored exactly two thirds OF tho
visitors talllcs.
Henry gave up In the ninth In.
ming and allowed the Barnies to bat
around. scoring four runs with equal.
iy as many hits. mingled with two
bases on balls. Johns error aud n
scrifce HIT
INV 'NHhH H'hi'N tHtit lhH' tAttf
IN the second when poolaw walked.
reached second on an lnfield ou'
and scored when Henry singled into
right field.
Drap Hayes aggregation was help.
less when hits meant scores.
The second game of the series
will be played this afternoon. begin
ming AZ I o'clock. Sunday afternoons
game will be called at 1890. Pawhus-
ka opens threegame series here
Monday afternoon al 1 o'clock. This
will be the semifinal series OF the
season.
First Inning
Miller drew a pass: Wren. after
two attempts to sacrifice. hits fly to
Green: Miller was picked off the
bag. Hayes to Sturdy; Edmondson
flied out to Mclean.
Hughes walked and was sacrificed
TO second by Lawrence; he adj
vanced TO third wiIle Johnson was
being thrown out at first: Sturdy
popped one up TO Cleveland.
Second Inning
]. Winde's easy roller to John
son took a bad hop; Cleveland drew
a walk. Windle going to second;
Henry threw late at second in an
attempt TO catch Cleveland after
stopping w. Windles grounder, both |
being safe. Reiger drove the ball |
into left center field. scoring Cleve-
land and Windle; Dye grounded to
Lawrence, who held Reiger on third; |
Hughes made a clever stop of Up /
churchs grounder
Green led off with a sizzling single
into right center; J. Windle took
McLean's fly; Poolaw drew walk,
Green going to second; Cleveland ac-
cepted Hayes hot grounder and
touched Green, who refused to hit
the dirt; Poolaw went to second
on the play; Henry singled, scoring
Poolaw. Hughes popped to W. Win
die
Third Inning
Miller sent fly to Poolaw; Wren
hit an easy fly to Johnson; Ed
mondson flied out to Mclean
Lawrence aerialed one to Jewell
Windle; Cleveland took Johnson's
fly; Sturdy walked; Green grounded
to w. Windle.
Fouth Inning
Johnson threw ]. Windle out at
first; Green grabbed fly from
Barney Cleveand's bludgeon; Wayne
Wendle went out via the same route.
Mclean walked; Poolaw forced
Mclean to second; Hayes flied out
to Dye; Upchurch got under Henry's
foul fly
Fifth Inning
Reiger popped one to Johnson;
Dye drew base on balls but, with
Upchurch, was retired in fast dou-
BILE play, Johnson to Hughes to
Sturdy.
Hughes went out, Dye to Up
church; Lawrence singled into right ]
field; Wren sphered Johnson's fly;
Sturdy forced Lawrence at second i
Sixth Inning
Miller flied out to Green; Wren
went out, Hughes to Sturdy; Ed {
mondson singled; J. Windle smashed ,
one out to Green.
Green led off with another {
sizzling single into right center S
field: Mclean forced Green at Sec t
ord; Reiger paced back into the i
bleacher territory and grabbed |
Poolaw's foul fly; Hayes foul fly to
Cleveland ended the inning. il
Seventh Inning Il
Cleveland singled, and in an at |
tempt to steal was thrown out !
Hayes to Hughes; Windle was an
easv out. Johnson to Sturdy; Mickey