The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01
RALLY IN EIGHTH
GIVES HAUGLAND
HIS THIRD GAME
Lelivelt's Crew Fights
From Rear and Win
by Narrow Margin
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Special to The world.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, April 30.--
Breaks OF the game favored Tulsa
today and the Oilers took the final
contest of the series by the score
of s to Q. Although the visitors were
able to collect only five hits eff
oscar Roettger all of their bingles
were for two bases and came when
most needed. The Packers hit the
ball hard and far. but the defen-
sive work Of the Tulsa players was
high class and kept the Sioux City
score down.
A stiff wind made the Judging of
the fly balls difficult. The field
ing of Lamb in centerfield for the
oilers, nevertheless was one OF the
outstanding features of the game.
on several occasions he robbed the
Packers of base hits by "shagging"
back and forth across the field and
getting under long flies. In the
first inning he went back to the
fence in centerfield to get Elsh's
long drive.
The oilers hoped to Roettger in
the first frame and sent over two
runs. Bennett opened the inning
by drawing a bass on balls. He
scored from first on Stuart's double
10 left. Stuart took third on an in
field out and scored on Lelivelt's g
double to right. Roettger then set
tied down and pitched alright ball.
He famed Thompson for the third
out and only allowed the Oilers one
hit until the eighth inning. In the
meantime the Packers had taken a
lead of one run and were riding
easy" until the luck turned. The
Packers were held hitless for the
first four innings but threatened to
score in the second. Three bases on
balls filled the bases, but Trentman
relieved Richmond and prevented
the 500 from crossing the plate.
In the second with one out and
Ostergard batting Tex Crosby started
a monologue--in another minute or
two he started for the clubhouse by
order OF Umpire Ormsby. 1t is not
known what Willie said but he got a
laugh out of Disregard. Witte took
his place behind the bat.
The Packers came to life In the
fifth and chased over a brace of
counters. Elsh's double, a base on
balls and a hit batsman filled the
bases, Trentman then passed Robin
son, forcing Elsh, and then passed
out Of the game. Haugland, who re-
lieved him, kept up the good work
by Issuing a passsto Palmer. sending
in another tally and tying the score.
Query forced Palmer at second and
ended the rally.
The Packers forged to the front
in the seventh inning. After one
man had been retired, Ostergard
doubled to left and counted when
he got an infield single. but Haugland
again steadied himself and pulled
out Of the hole. A double play in
the eighth spoiled the only other
chance the Packers had to score.
The Oilers went back into the lead
in the eighth. Bauman was sent
into to bat for Haugland and worked
Roettger for q base on balls. He
was sacrificed to second and stole
third. He scored on Daviss
long double to center. Lelivelt
walked. Davis scored and Lelivelt
went to third when Roettger bob
bled Lambs grounder.
Lelivelt was caught at the plate
on an attempted double steal.
Thompson's double, sacrifice hit
and sacrifice fly gave the oilers
another I'm the ninth.
The Oilers departed shortly after
the game for DesMoines. where they
VIII open q series with Dick Breen's
Boosters today.