The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Both Clubs Held to -Four
Hits Haughland and
Weber Effective
DAVIS HITS HOME RUN
Veteran Swats First Circuit
Clout for oilers and Scores
Only Run

yesterday won the .Uuuud Of inr
thrcc-Eamr sorIcs from tho Ou,rp. {
Co / bat the homrlings displayed Ihc
best baseball of tho spring to date
and forced the double a tosscrr TO
extend themselves to win.
IN" game was pitchers battle
ana Tor hp early iu the season was
unusually well played n wav the
best exhibition s"ou hero Tor long
im" requiring only one hour nud 20
minutes to play tho entire nine in
uiugs
Pitchers WORT Wen
Both clubs secured only four hits.
AN five pitchcfr two for Kansas
city and three for Tulsa performing
rrcdilably on the rubber Tho Blues
won by virtue of ovrH buso drives,
two home runs by bunny Brief Civ
ing them n sufficient margin TO win.
u was three circuit cluuts FOR the
Blues first baseman IN two games.
Only one Of the oilers four blows
went for extra bases but that ono
swat gave the homolingH thoir only
run. lank Davis, mighty alugging
outfieldcr, polcd the first home run
of Che seasAn for his team I'm the
fourth inning when he hit Tar over
the Ccuter-rleht field wall
The oilers again played better
defensive game than the Iiiucs and
their fast fielding aided the pitchers
In keeping down the hits. only one
error was charged To- Tulsa To- three
by Kansas city ana the Burkcmcn
exhibited pleasing pep and dash In
the field. None of the Kansas CITY
errors contributed to the scoring
while the oilers only misplay "A Wild
throw by Fromm TO catch Zwilling
stealing second permitted the run
ncr to go TO third. from which he
subsequently scored
Kerr Finishes strong.
Weber, Ilaughland and Kerr.
Tuisa pitchers, were In good form.
the former two In particular Weber
permitted only one run aud ono hit
,Briofs tlrst home rum In three
innings and llaughlan, too allowed
only ono run aud one hit in three
innings Weber gave up only one
base on balls and Haughland did not
pass "a batter. Work of these two
was very Impressive and indicates
they have about cinched borths on
the local flinging staff. Kerr. a
trifle unsteady at first. worked very
well, giving up two runs and two
hits In the seventh inning and re-
firing the Blues In order In the
Williams, last spring an Oilcr and
last summer with the Okmulgee
Western association club. allowed
three hits and one run in the first
five innings he worked for the
Blues. Lambert, husky righthand-
or OF the 1890 Kaw city club was
even more effective, permitting only
one hit and no runs in the last four
innings and not walking a batter,
Brannon Swais Double.
After Brief hit for his home run
In the second inning and Davis tied
tho score In the fourth with his
tour-ply smash there was no further
scoring until the sixth when the
Blues counted one. bud Brannun.
last season an Enid Western asso-
citation star. batting for Lamb
doubled To center. Brock ran for
Brannon. Williams grounded to
McGinnis Brock going to third.
Cochran's sacrifice fly to Ucnnctt
scored Brock.
The blues added two and the final
runs OF the game In the seventh in.
ming. ono was out when Brief hit
for his second homer Zwilling walk
ed. stole second ana went TO third
on Fromm's high throw. Felix
struck out. Wright Missouri uni
versity rookie shortstop, then came
through with a pinch single, sending
Zwilling home