The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-11
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The winning counter came with
one down IN the eleventh Opening
the session Jack Tcsar, who had re-
llcved Davis after the sixth, lost con
troll Tor n moment ana walked liueh-
Ter Bennett sacrificed him to Sec
ond Then came the blow of. Sioux
City'a inficld defense. which had
been dazzling throughout the game,
faltering Thompson grounded 10
short and Hamilton handled the ban
slow enough to enable Tommy 10
beat II out for hit. Davis smashed
sizzling hounder To the left OF Pal
mer at second and Eddie couldn't
hold II, the blow going for hit
and sending Boehlcr over with the
deciding run.
Two Hits In Ten Innings
Boehicr hurled remarkable
game. In the first inning he didn't
seem 10 have his usual stuff and
was In trouble when Hemingway
wa[ked and t.lsh popped a Texas
lSshgucr back of third that went for
two bases. Almost before the fans
realized what was going on big
Finnk Metz caught ono on the end
uf his hat and dropped Il over the
cpntor~ lcld fence for u four -hnggcr
scorDg Hemingway and Fish ahead.
Mptick doubled later In the Inning.
,,ut nrirt the fret George was m
Nincible, allowing but TWO hits In the
next ton, both singles The other
two Sioux cry runs were the result
OF errors,
Facing the handicap OF this three
run lead piled up by Metz's mace,
the Oilers were put In position
whore they had to fight up from be-
hind The lead gave Frank Davis,
the Packer bo4man, confidence, ana
he pitched wcn
S.un-;'s hat Big Factor.
Luke Stuart proved litc-suver
for the Oilcrs He came up In the
second and broke the Ice for Tulsa
with powerful line drive over the
left field fence He singled In the
fourth. bu, tho hit was wasted. In
the sixth stuart came to bat for the
third time. finding Lamb and Bau-
man. who had Singled, on the paths
with two down and Tulsa stll two
runs behind. Luke stepped Into one
OF Davis Intended puzzlors and sent
II on bullet.like ride over the fence
Just by the scoreboard, three runs
counting and Tulsa taking the lead.
at McNulty park this year.
Tex Gets Four Baggcr Also.
Following directly IN the wake OF
Stuart In this inning, Tex Crosby
became imbucd with the home run
idea also. and whaled n circuit swat
over the wall In center. This ended
the scoring for Tulsa until the
eleventh.
Doehlcr had shut out the Packers
with gratifying ease from the first
inning and 1, looked Ike this two
run margin would be more than
enough for the oilers TO win. But
In the seventh the Packers went
over the top again, wohhlng de-
fense being tho cause. Mauick
opened with single 10 right and
went to second when Lamb let the
bah get through Palmer was q
victim on strikes. but Query walked.
ShRngllng was then sent into bat
for Davis and rolled an easy one
NJ Thompson which Frank, In his
haste to make the play, fooled,
Palmer scoring and Query going "a
third. Hamilton sent In Sioux City' s
last run with sacrifice fly to Ben
mott This tied the score AT h-nll,
After the seventh. Elsh, who walked
In the eleventh. was the only man
to reach first Off Bochler
OILERS Threatened In 5th and 9th.
After seeing their two-run mar
gin wiped out, the oilers threatened
In the seventh ard came within an
eyebrow OF winning in the ninth.
Thompson walked IN the seventh
with one down ana was forced Ivy
Davis, Lamb singled to left, his
third hit. Lelivelt drove what looted
aNNY htH
Palmer made a great play and cut
down the Tulsa skipper at first FOR
the third out.
A perfect throw by Chick Maulck.
pilot or the Packers, prevented
Tulsa from winning in the ninth,
Boehler and Bennett skied TO Mat
tick, to Open the round. but Thump
son doubled TO right. Tcsar then de-
cidcd 10 walk Ynnk Davis, who
hadn't had hit all dav, To get at
Lamb who had singled three times
This miffed the Tulsa conterficldcr
ana he smashed n single TO left for
his fourth binEle. II looked like
Thompson would surely score the
winning run, hut Ma,tick flcidcd tho
ball cleanly and his throw TO the
plate wos perfect Thompson belnG
cut down on close play
Russell May Pitch To-day.
II looked little dark for Tulsa
when the eleventh for the Sioux
was opened by Elsh walking the
first man TO reach first off Boehler
since the seventh. Metz sacrificed "a
second. But Boehler made a strike
out Victim of Ostcrgard for the sec.
ond out and Mattick lifted an easy
fly 10 Davis for tho third.
The oilers victory Thursday mad,
the series even at one-all In III,
third game Friday Lofty Russell
former Sioux City star probably vii
face HIS old teammates while Roett,
ger. graduate OF the Southwestern
is expected 10 pitch for the visitors
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