The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28
PARKER'S HARD
HITTING BRIGHT
SPOT FOR TULSA
Daubert Hits Homer With
Bases Full; Teams to
Try Again Today


ing TO TULSA us itt la'r-l predecessor
hove into port MoudN. nupnupu
However 90 cans be- HId tucro was
anything nt uli HuaUi.iuus about lts
arrival at McNulfy park, UH tho day
was cold ana dreamy thr fiold soft
aud sllppoE aud Old SUIa bouminE
TACO wtH kept lu total eclipse by
huukg Of misty clouds, lnd--wc nl-
most forgot this part OF Ciuclu-
uatis rubid Rods ram up - TO 2
score against our own oilers.
A biggor-thnu-coIld huvc-b q n
expected crowd uf bold and Bdvcu-
turous bugs dcfed the unkind and
uupleasant elements 10 be on hand
for the years inaugural
The playing field was so slow and
tho footing 80 poor that tho fans
couldn't hope 90 get any idea Of
what tho Reds really look like az q
BAH club For that matter they
couldn't even begin getting a line on
the oilers. There was no chance
for anything but hitting and the
Reds certainly gave an interesting
oxl ibliion Of that. touching George
Boohler and Hooks Albancsc for
no less than seventeen solid swats.
Parker Keeps Up Hitting.
From u Tulsa vlcwpeint iho
brightest spot OF the Afternoon was
the projigious hitting OF ono Roy
Parker. who more than kept up the
spectacular pace he has been setting
during batting practice. -Four times
Parker faced the two Cincinnati
pitchers, Marklo and Couch, and on
each occasion his bat met the ball
right on the seam. lie smashed a
line single against the right field
fence the first time up, and tore Off
another to the same locality the
next, on his third appearance he
drove a terrific liner right into sam
Bohne's hands, almost llftlng the
Red keystoncr Off his feet, nnd~On
his last trial he drove n sizzling
Erounder direct at Cavenny Rod
shortNop. If Roy continues, such
hitting as this there'l be no keeping
him out of the regular lineup, de-
spite the fact that he's by no means
n deer when n comes to fleetness.
other than tho Parker fireworks
the oilers displayed nothing of note
with tho willow, Our other five hits
were contributed by Manager Lo-
livelt, Bauman, Thompson. McGinnis
and young Hovlng with n single
each. Yank Davis poled a high fly
almost to the right field fence on
hfs first trip to the plate, this being
his nearest approach TO safety.
Bennett, Ennis and the pitchers, as
we'll as Erwin and stewart who APP
peared In the role OF pinch hitters.
failed to produce.
Daubert Sets Pace for Reds.
The veteran Jake Daubert was the
demon hitter OF the Red aggrega-
tlon. Jake accumulated double. n
homerun and n pair of singles In ~
half dozen trials. His four-bagger,
which came In tho sixth inning. was
a powerful smash on which not only
Jake out three other Reds, already
encamped on the bases. scampered
over tho plate. Pat Duncan, sam
Bohne and Ivy Wingo collected n
trio of bingles each. Bohne and
wingo including n double apiece.
While tho score was very one
sided there is no occasion for gloom
because of the Oiler showing. lt
must be remembered that this vas
Tulsas very first game OF the year.
while tho Reda have rounded into
condition under sunny Texas skies
and have Mayed any number OF cx-
hlbition games. Manager Moran had
his regular lineup In the field, tho
only face missing being that OF Ed
Roush. tho holdout, who may and
may not join the team later,
Bochlcr Starts orr Wild.
Cincinnati made plenty of runs TO
have won tho game In the very first
inning, Boehler's wildness at the
start contributing largely TO the
quartet they garnercd In that session.
George issued passes to Burns.
pinolli ana Wiugo and hit Mnrkle n
sickeulnV iolt under the ribs. Hits
by Duncan, Bohne, Dnubert and
Cavcnny co-operated,
These were nil they could wrcst
from Boehlcr. as he plankcd them
In the next three innings before re-
firing In, favor OF Albauese. The
Reds punched hits with the aouth-
paws wlldness for pair OF runs In
the fifth and Dauberts homer aC-
A couple of Oilor errors, tho only
hobbies OF tho game, aided In the
final pair OF Red runs in the ninth.
Bennett Has Zig Chance.
Tulsa's only markers came In the
fourth, when Lelivelt, Parker and
Thompson hit safely I'm succession
and a couple OF bases on balls
helped out in the fun, Bennett haA
a chance to distinguish himself
coming up with the bases roeling
two runs in and two men down, but
he inglOriously whitfield.
The Reds and oilers will play
again Tuesday afternoon, the game
being called at 3 o'clock. It Will
be Tulsa fans last chance OF the
year TO see a big league club In ac-
ion here.