The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-05
oowan for visiiors Waivers Once In
Second Frame and Chicks
Count Two; No Scores In
Other Innings
HARvESTERS GET ONE
ON ERROR IN SEVENTH
Henry 70 Superb for Four Frames;
ft Of Wlldness Causes In.
gram 10 Go In; Pulls
From Hole; 10 4.

With both teams playing class A.
ball, the Chicks and lIarys-Sors bat.
tied through nine an but perfect In.
nlngs at Grady field yesterday and
by virtue OF successful attack
Launched by the home tribe In the
second inning, Chickasha copped tho
going to l in the second game Of
the series.
In the one inning mention. and
that particular inning only. did Cow
au. the big right handler from the
stable OF Barney Cleveland waver.
lie faltercd for moment. which
proved long enough 10 be nlcked for
three hits and pair OF runs. Before
and after that, It was curtains.
How Chicks Score.
Johnson started he going IN the
second with single He rode to
second on ]. McLoans infeld out
and registered when Miner crashed
one for three sacks. Hayes, follow.
ing Miner, poled n double and the
sailor cantered home. Henry and
Hughes were both killed. Cleveland
to Miller, ending the inning.
From the second frame to the
close of the piece, Cowan hold tho
Chicks at his mercy, allowing but
one hit from the second TO 'he end
Of the game. Five chickasha play.
ers got on during the period IN
question and not one Of them reached
second base.
Chick Hurlers Good.
II Cowan was going in good form.
so were Henry and Ingram. tho
moundmen for the Chicks. Henry
started the game. going four innings
at top speed. In the first four in.
nlngs, only l3 men faced Henry and
he allowed but one hit.
In the firth inning. Miller started
things with q single Henry worked
carefully on W. Wndle. but finally
walked him. TAe Chick hurler was
then attacked by q fit of wildness,
Walking Edmonson and loading the
sacks Minetree, was next up and
still Henry failed TO regain control.
He pitched the now Harvester catcher
two halls, at which point Ingram re.
lieyed Henry in the box. Hughes
had hard job cut out for him with
three on. none down and with two
balls already called on the batter.
Minetree flied to j. Mclean, who
held all runners on, Cowan hit one
mat looked safe behind short, but
AL Green charged in an smothered
the offering for the second out, also
holding Miller on third. 2ilkey
smashed one on the nose and sent
It sailing directly into the waiting
palms OF Jimmie Johnson at short,
ending the inning and pulling the
Chicks out of deep, dark chasm.
For tho remainder of the game,
Ingram pitched ball that would win
anywhere. In the five innings he
worked, he allowed three hits, no
two coming in the same inning.
Should Have Been Shutout.
Tho Harvesters had as much
license to score as ribbon clerk
has to knock the heavyweight crown
Jack Dempsey's head. The lone
score credited to the visitors was a
gift
w. Windle singled in the seventh
frame as a starter. Bdmonson wait
ed 'em out and drew pass which
placed Wjndle on second. Minetree
hit one to Poolaw who stopped -
third. forcing Windle and completed
Ia double by pegging to Sturdy in
time to catch Minetree. The play
sent Edmonson safely to second.
Cowan sent hot grounder to Poo
law. The Chief had an easy play
at first, but Ae simple method OF
tossing 'em out at that station irk
ed him. wherefore he wheeled to
catch Edmonson coming down from
second. Eddie was caught in a
chase and in the melee. the ball got
away from Poolaw and Edmonson
scored. Zilkey popped out to Sturdy,
ending the inning