The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03

John Richardson, better known
as "Black Son" was the trump card
drawn from local stable TO do mound
duty In the first tilt Of Sundays
dOuble-header while Anderson, a
rookie drew the nomination TO pitch
for the Oilers. The visitors drew
first blood in the second frame
Lotion singles to right. Irwin dit
toes over second. Lotion going to
third. Nelson shot line drive to
left center and in the relay Les
lie Jones throw went wild to third,
Lotion and Irwin. both scoring on
Che play and Nelson was safe at
second. White punched Richard
son for safety over the same
Z snot. Nelson's drive Travelled, Nelson
scoring; Anderson hoisted to Sloan,
Don grounded ], Williams to Shanks
for the final outs thus giving the
Oilers a three-run lead.
Anderson held the Giants In
check. the first three rounds, in the
fourth, the fire works started Reu-
ben Jones the smuggling right fielder
OF the local tribe slammed one of
Anderson's offerings over the right
field wait for a trip around the cir
cult Il was the second ball pitch
cd, Reuben let the first one pass
and connected safely with the sec
0nd. This was Jones' first try. His
second attempt was q triple that
bumped into right center fence. 1t
was an awful smash. His third
time up, he doubled TO right CEN
ter. Some busy day for this bird,
Ell.
Well, Jones started the fire works
In local camp. Richardson follow
ing and hunted safely, Harris banged
out safe one through short Rich
ardson advancing; +. Williams was
hit by a pitched ball and thus
choking the bases, Manager John
son gave Shanks and the runners
the hit and run signal, the infleld
came In, Shanks 0beyed by shooting
hum dlnger that upset the infield
Richardson and Harris scoring on
the play and tieing the count. Les
Jones fOuled out to Nelson Sloan's
terrific drive was jagged by Lof-
cOn closing a disastrous chapter in
In the rockies note book.
The visitors threatened again in
Che sixth. Richardson appeared to
have been In trouble but showed
himself master OF the situation by
nipping a threatening rally in the
bud The visitors concluded their
scoring after running In another
marker in first Of the seventh.
= The Giants registered three tall
lies In the seventh and one In the
eight. The final count was to
4 favor OF Giants,
Jim Story, Captain OF the oller
crew was pitted against Fred DAN
iels In the second scrap. Jim pitch
ed well In tho pincheB as did Smoke
Daniels. Daniels was destined to
repeat Saturdays Caper. but the
visitors got to him In the sixth.
The Oilers had given up all hopes
OF winning until the first OF seventh
when hits by Irwin, Nelson, White
and WEIGH tied the count, WEIGH
was rushed In as pinch batter and
delivered timely swat, Daniels
was derricIzed after yielding four
hits and 3 runs In the seventh with
only one down. Richardson was
showed in and Jared no better, Storey
doubled to right scoring Don, Cur
tbs and Williams who previously
singled, williams surviving on an
error Lotion scored Story with
single to right and took second on
the relay to catch Story at the
plate.
Irwin singled Lotion out in
chase between third and home-plate
and sides met
The Giants cane back in their
half OF the seye1th and miserahly
failed. The Oilers won In the sew
enth by over coming three run
lead. The final count was g TO s. 4
Welch was Cal Listens pitching \
NOMINEE Monday and Shanks receiv-
ed the call from the local barn.
Now to say the least this bird
pitched a brilliant game on
his maiden trip and with any kind
OF support would have won his
game.
A large stock OF errors In the
fifth aided the visitors materially
In pii,ng up a large score in the
seventh.
WEIGH held the Giants in check
and the locals went down to the .
tune Of 5 to 3 faSDFlng the tribe Of
Liston.
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