The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
DIXIE CHAMPIONS
ROUTED BY OILER
CLAN z IN A ROW
Locals Garner 10 Hits and
II Runs; While George
Pegs Away
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ana four fresh ones still are await
ing Manager Lclivelt's call.
Tuduy's game Will bee the last OF
the series in Tulsa, and u record
crowd IS anticipated After Sunday
the teams Will shift to Dallas, en-
route To Mobile. where the fourth
game of the serios viii be played.
II was decided TO play in Dallas FOR
several reasons. For ono thing IL
VIII break the long jump 70 Mobile.
For another. Texas fans are very
unXious for glimpse OF the Oilers
who are trimming Mobile. con-
querors OF the famous Panthers
After Mondays game the teams wIu
move to Mobile 10 complete the
series, OF ruurr" there is q pUsSi-
bllity that only four games viii be
necessary. The Oilers. should they
win Sunday, will need only Mondays
game TO take the championship. and
u they can down the Bears In the
third game Danforth will be ready
10 start against them IN the fourth
with the southcrners seemingly de-
moralizcd the oilers will &c out to-
day determined 80 win 4sain and
All Were Stars.
The Oilers collectively hit 20 hard
Saturday that it'a difficult 20 pick
out any one star with tho willow.
ilcrschel Bennett, who got fouv hits
In as many time at bat Friday, again
got three out of live, and Thompson
continued to hit hard and timely.
making the sail,c record. Lamb.
who went hitloes In the opener. con-
ncctod for three out Of four. and
skipper Lelivclt. who got three out
Of four Friday, polod three out OF
five. Bauman, McGiunis and Boeh-
Ter got q pair OF hits each and YHnk
Davis, the rodoubtable fence buster,
trniled along with a single and a
couple OF sacrifice hits, Tex Crosby.
the only Oilcr who went hltlcs5, got
one sacrifice hit.
Bauman ana McGlnnls carried Off
the local fielding honors PADDY
had 10 chances In the fold and
handled them without n slip. maxi
ing several nice plays. McGinnls
played his position perfectly and
covered his usual vide range OF
ground, Lamb 'oada some nice
catches I'm the outfirid not an er-
ror was charged 70 the Oilers.
There was no batting stnr for the
visitors. The whole Mobile tea m
/ played nicely IN tho field. the only
hobble they made being . bad throw
| by Mullen on Brnnotts safe bunt In
the eighth. Cueto continued to play
snappy bali at short. Mulvey
snagged couple OF nice ones in
center and made a great Try for II
blow Oft McGinnis' bat, only TO
| losc g.
While the heavy bats Of the on
| tire Oilcr team ala such terrible
execution that most any kind Of
pitching would have sufficod, the
splendid work OF Boehlcr must not
he overlooked, In the early innings
I before the game wac on ice Boohlcr
was absolutely uuht,lble For five
innings he pitched p no-hit game,
only three men an inning facing
| him, IN tho sixth the Bears got two
/ hits ana ,hoir first run, but both Of
these blows were lucky.
Bochlcr Was Master.
Boehler was complete master OF
| the situation at all times. He had
/ fine control and his crossfire de-
| livery had the right-hOnd Mobile
/ IhataglCn helpless lie struck out five
/ hatters, including Pinch Hitter
Schultz.
! Even as on the day before the OIL
/ ers took the l9al I'm the first inning
mover 10 be headed Boehler turned
Mobile hack IN tho visitors half.
Cuteo walked after u. Williams had
grounded TO Bauman, hut was
l thrown out stealing, and McGinnis
| handled Nichofrs grounder Then
came the slashIng Tulsa opening
Bennett who had hit safely four
times I'm four trials tho day before,
/ Jed or with single 10 right, a,d
Thompson, who tripled on his first
appearance In tho first game,
doubled sharply 10 left. Bennett
pulling up 40 third, Davis dropped
/ a sacrifice fly in center, scoring Ben
nett. Tulsa thus taking the lead al
most before the Bears realized what
was happening. Lamb fOllC wed with
] a single 20 left, but the Tulsa rally
was interrupted when the coach sent
/ Thompson home and he was thrown
Iout at the plate. This break prob
1 ably enabled Henry 10 stick out the
Inning. as the side was retired when
! lLclNelt grounded sharply 10 Me-
lhoff, Had Thompson stopped a,
third the Mobile infiold would have
been pulled In and Lelivelrs blow
probably would have been a safe hit
Neither team counted In the sec.
Iond, The Bears went out In order
on intield taps The oilers again
pounded the hall hard but 10 no
Iayail Bauman almost lifted Me.
Ihott Off his feet with a liner 10 open
with and McGinnis then doubled "a
center, only 10 be trapped az third
lon Crosby's grounder 20 Mullen
Boehler singled 10 center Bennett
then littcd fly 10 Mullen FOR the