The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-16
CHAMPS TRIUMPH
IN LAST BOW To
CH|CKAsHA FANS
Henry Keeps Husksrs' Hts Well
Scattered Until Ninth; cssnores
eummensa 70 stop Ninth In
Ming Rally. score es.

alana marked the flnal nnpeaFance q
tho chlcka At Grady field yesterday
afternoon. The score Wns to :.
Walter Johnson Henry kcpl ihe
lIaAkern' hits woll scattered uhsll
tho ninth when he weakened aud
Wns replaced by Cvcnkroa who
halted the rally before Rudy lIalt'
wits aggregation kno'ted the score
Poor support. especially In the ou'
field. was partly Responsible fo'
Walter Iohnson's downfall
The flrt half champions put the
zane on ice IN the second vhen ihes
nllled and scored four runs
The hitting % ~ Green. who
psuadcd out a single aud q homo run
IN four trips 10 the rubber. aud
Kid nundcn. Pawhnska catcher who
mannrci for q hnsc on balls. Two
slnrlca and double IN four
chances. was tho feature of the
game
N charge n Manager Drap Hayes.
tho chicks LETT early this morning
for llonryeita where they close ths
regular season Sunday. The worlds
rerles~ IN which they battle ~
smith for the league championship
IL scheduled to open September -
In Fl Smith.
First Inning
Rafferty, walked: Rossi sacrificed:
Mclean raced back and sphered
Felbers liner: Sucker singled pas,
second. scoring Rafferty,; Nichols
struck out
Hughes and nwrcnce each ground
cd out 10 Felber: Johnson was safe
at first when Foster booted his hot
grounder: Malone called Sturdy out
on strikes.
Second Inning
Foster whitfield: Schneider went
out. Hughes to Sturdy: l.. Rossi
drew fre pass; Allen hit one to
Henry.
Allen made an accidental stab Of
Green's hard hit one into the pitch
ers box: Mclean walked and went
10 second when Allen threw wide at
first in an attempt to pick him off;
Poolaw singled. scoring Mclean;
Poolaw took second when i'oss
threw TO the plate trying to catch
Mcean; Hayes walked; Henry sin
gled. Poolaw scoring while Hayes
advanced to second: Hughes hit one
10 Allen who tossed TO Sucker, but
Hayes was safe when the husky
infielder droDDed the ball. Hughes.
Hayes and Henry pulled a double
steal. Hayes scoring. Hughes taking
second and Henry third. Lawrence
singled, scoring Hughes; Henry was
thrown out at the plate trying to
reach home. Johnson was out on a
foul fly.
Third Inning
Rafferty, whitfield Hayes to c.
Rossi's foul fly; Felber lined to
Sturdy.
Sturdy was thrown out at first;
Green singled: Mclean singled into
right, fgield, Green going to third;
Ioolaw flied to Foster and Hayes
went out, Allen to L. Rossi.
Fourth Inning
Sucker led off with single
Dunden, who had replaced Nichols
singled. Sucker taking third; Fos-
ter lined to Green who made a
pretty throw to Hayes in time to
catch Sucker; Dunden was thrown
ont, Mcean to Hayes.
Henry popped to Foster; Hughes
grounded to Felber; Lawrence walk
cd and pilfered second; Johnson
grounded TO SUCKER
Fifth Inning
L. Rossi singled Allen hit into q
double play, johnson to Sturdy; Raj
ferty singled and advanced to sec
ond when c. Rossi drew walk; Eel
her lined to left field
Foster and H. Rossi retired
Sturdy; Green grounded to Sucker;
Mclean flied out to Schneider in
right.
Sixth Inning W.
Sucker was safe on Sturdys er'
ror: Dunden walked, sending Stuck
crer to second; Foster hit a ground
er to Hughes who threw the bal
away at second. Sucker scoring
and Dunden taking third; McLear
recovered the wild heave in time tf
catch Foster at second; Schneider
flied out to Poolaw; Hughes booted
l.. Rossi's grounder, allowing Dun
den to score; Allen singled, L. Ross
taking second; Rafferty, forced L
Rossi at third.
Poolaw walked; Hayes sacrificing
hi INTO second; Henry grounded tt
first and Poolaw advanced to third
Mickey Hughes singled, scoring thu