The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-24


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exactly expires. fl. d'Er'o ~ H't,E
faction. u.f GOO go, rrN,r. experienced
by tho various m,whorH ~ aforesaid
ball club Whom fhry tu.'''lod in
stccriur a COURSE into this port dur.
INK the h'tsht Of last evenings
dovupouf
And listen
This morning thry'rc rolug 20 fccl
better vet. They're pulug out &"
McNuiy park. scene of many %
triumph. ror % little club meeting
Everybody knows thoy can win ball
gamoe there Ana they, too. know
It. W the man who turns tho
weather or and ON is willing and
last night n looked like 70 ciurh nc
wouldn't be- ,hov fully intend 20
tcar into wichita thia afternoon nnd
annex the scalp ot tho doughty
Bcrrcritcs
Mad Luck In star Role
But To got to tho unpleasant part
~ this. The champion oilers PLAYED
&c rnmoa ON tho road trip Just ended
and lost 10 Of lhcm WHY
we asked rill Fri'l business man
aror Of tho club said ne:
81 saw the laat five ram"s played
on tho road trip J iu't want 10
say-nnd I'm not abiding that !
ncvcr In my NE a1w nv" other
games I'm which pliau tough luck
played so big II part"
cxpcctlng tn find II necessary - tear
nm the club. VIC expected Co tlnd a
lack ~ harmony and jealousy ana
acrapping among the PLAYERS In
stead, to use his words, he nov
, or saw 81 bunch ot h%ollplayers must
ling ~ hard in his life.
Nlwavs the break wont against
tho Oilers. In every hall gam"
there's a turning point, a particular
momcn In which the game ~ won or
lost. Fortune seemed permanently
pcrchcd on the shoulder OF tho
enemy.
Some Illustrations.
In ono game i'ricl saw tho score
wa tied in the eighth inning, Tulal
was az bat and the tunin u was
on third. Joe Morris was ht h''
Joe stopped into n ana ctLSh'h
ON what looked Ike a certain extra
base hit. An oulticldcr mndc a run
like paddock doing the bO-yard
dash, lcapcd into the air AZ BOB
Simpson would in the hurdles ana
CIutChod the bah In n hand y"
the game was lost.
In another, Tulsa was Leading IN
the eighth by ouc run. tho enemy
at bat. Runners ON second ana
third. Two out Halsmnn s",n,N'
out "a IT'S that looks like pie for Nank
Davis. Yauk camps for Il back close
10 tho frncc. Then the hroaN rho
wind carries the ban TN II hits the
fence instead of NuulNs diGits'
Mother game gone.
And 40 II went onc-two-three-
four-fivc.
While satisfied that ill-luck has
played am uu-iwportant part Ina IN.
misfortuuos Of the team ON the rund
trip. Fricl also Zee equally s't'siiqd
that tho club needs STRENGTHENING In
a couple OF places and needs IT now
ITc Is searching far and near for an
outficldcr and AN iutlolder.
Would Buy, Eut Can't
"Ita not "A question of money at
ALL" he feid 'Mr.ru ready n VIII
ing to pay for hulIplaNors, but they
can't be found that Is, the hihd
you want ant
Fricl wlvod Buh Quinn of the 81.
Louis Browns ai Washington i'I an
infirldcr. Il one could be found or
spared,
Were playing pitchers in tho in
fold there's your answer, quinn
wired In rcturu
That's just am illustration OF now