The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-14
Lukanovic Lets St. Joseph
Down With Quartet of Hits
Clymers Bat Costello Out
of Box in 7th and Hit
Dan Grincr Hard
0 TO 0 FOR 6 INNINGS
Then Davis Homer Starts the
Ball Rolling; Team Plays
Errorlcss for Luke
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Tho rrluycnttol oilers foil upon
tho 50 Joseph Drumm'ts ycr''tdn}
for thoir second straight victory .hr
scorc being z TO o.
II waa the porond anu' ,ut ~ the
season for IA" oilers, tao Missouri
Saints being tho Victims IN rb,h oc.
oasion To young Tom Luktu'yic
goes the credit fur tufrlur bach the
Drumm"rg scoroloE1 He pitched
great hall throughout usually haN.
ing the situation well In hand and
coming out of a couple or tlCFt
places with colors flying
oscar Ilaughhnd pitched the 9TH
"r ehutuut game against the Drum
mers. handing them whitrwIsh
In IN" second game Of the season
which the oilers won 10 ON Frank
Thompson's homer.
Costello Finally Broke.
The game yesterday was q bril-
liant pitchers battle between Lut-
anovic and Gene Costello. a south
Costello weakened Yank DtNip
paw, up to tho seventh inning when
greeted Costello with n home run
TO open this session and the Oilers
went ahead ana rcgistcrcd a couple
more. AFTER winning the game IN
the lucky seventh the Clymcrg cello.
bratcd their victory In the eighth
by punching biuglcs OFF l}lg Dan
Grincr for another quartet e
markers.
Lukanovic's victory was imprrn.
slvc. He held the visitors 10 four
widely scattered hits no two uf
which came In II single inning. one
of those blows waa scratch sIfcty
by Connolly which Lukanoylr
knocked down but couldn't get tn"
ball to first In time to nab tho run
ner The other three hits were dou-
bles by Mcdonald In the rfth and
Crosby In the eighth and Connolly'N
clean single opening the first.
oilers Played Errorlcss4..
Behind Lukanovic the oilers with
Manager Clymer directing them
put up IA splendid defensive play
turning In their first crrorlcss
game In many a day.
With the team apparently rcCoN b
cring rapidly from its recent disaH-
trous slump the support from tn"
grandstand again was highly eli.
thuaastic. A liberal crowd again
turned out and left after tb>
slaughter In happy mood.
Yank Starts Things OFT
After six innings OF a. pretty a
pitchers battle as has been seen at
McNulty park this season, YnnlI
Davis broke the tension by opening
the seventh with one Of his favor %
tie home run drives over the righ'
field wall. Todt followed his good
example with a burning double g.
right center, phii moved to third
on Fcurhorn's lnflcld out and
scored moment later on McGlnniH
long sacrifice fly to Corridcn. Me
Donalds two'hasc bad throw on
Hcving's groundcr put tho Oilor
catcher on second and he scored the
third run OF the inning ON Lukant
Nic's double which crashed against
the Ccntortield fence. Luke was
trapped between second and thir |
on Erwin's tap to Connolly.
saints Threaten. That's Al
For n few exciting minutes II
looked like LukanoViC's hard work On
the bases in the seventh might prot 9
his undoinB and likewise that OF II =
Oilers. Crosby opened the first of the
eighth with a smashing double to lc't
center. and Grover batting for cor.
tcllo, drew a base ON balls. Both
Ill'N'u hANlik W. u l'As'7''l 'Alls IlN
ting men on second and third with
none out.
Rut at this crucial stage Iuki.
movie recovered hts effectiveness
and his control lie caused Cunnul-
ly to pop an easy tly to short loft
which Todt returned so quick Cros-
by didnt even try to score. Had H."
tried he could have made 1t easily
for Todts throw was five feet over
Hevings head. Lukanovic ON this
play remembered how he lost a
game last Sunday hv failing to GOV
or first, so hc backed up Hcving I
and prevented a catastrophe to IN a
oilers hopes Corridru then poppc /
Il high foul nv close to tho grant
stand which F"urborn got under
and Reilly ended the Inning and
also his teams chance At the game
by sending fly that Erwin was
only too glad TO take.
Hard On Dan srincr.
The Oilcrs gave tho veteran Dan
Grincr "A warm reception iu thN
eighth. Gleason uuyu,l with Il
single and Burke followed with "a
double to Coutcr. Davis single To-
right coupled with Fishers ,rrnr
on the ball scored them both. uud
Yank rompCd Il minute later Whyu
Nufcr let Todt gruundcr got away
from him, Fucrhoru Was thrown
out. but McGiuuis' single scored
Todt with the last marker ~ lhn
game,
The Drummors wore easy in the
ninth, Beatty hitting into a double
play, Burke to Gleason 10 Irurnurp
after Fisher had walked MrDon.
aid grounded to MvGiuuis for tho
last out.
Last Of saint SERIES To-day
The Saints play the Last game of
their series hero today. kumrw.
bering that the pruwmg"s took four
straight on their last Nls', 20 Tulsa
the oilers viii go out this afternoon
determined to even things up ,n q
measure II they possibly can.
Tomorrow the prs Moings Boost
ers come to open series, bos
Noines is Immediately above Tulsa
n the league standing and every
rame won from the Boosters Wi,
put the Clymers just a game nearer
Sut Of the cellar,
Bclgians Defeat CAcchs.