The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
B0EHLER TO HURL
IN GOOD BYE FRAY
THIS AFTERNOON
Oilers General Attack and
Lelivelts Fielding
Marks Victory


The rampant Oilers adj
vanced one game nearer the
1922 Western league cham
pionship Saturday by trouuc-
ing the Oklahoma City In
dians in the third game Of the
years final series here, 9 TO
4. On Sunday afternoon the
Oilers and Indians will tanglc
at McNulty park in the years
baseball finale so far as sched-
uled pastimes go.
Alien l. Inmbnstcd
To win their ono hundred and fiIu
victory Of tho season. Jurk Irliyclt
ana his mauloys jumped on Roy
Allen. the indians foIdug-up box
ace, for 10 solid hits. many 0f them
for extra bases. giving the elongated
redsfiu one OF the sutfyFt lpriugs hc
has hOd this season. Hcuuptt Lett
Welt McGiunls WHITE and 3aumou
led the Tulsa attack
While all this was happening 10
Allen, the diminutivc Hollis Me-
Laughlin was holding the Hollands
at ay with great success save IN the
second Inning IN that round doubles
by Windle ana Moore followed boy
Whites triple 10 right ana "a double
steal by White and Allen gave Okln-
homn city throo-run lead Whites
double ana wild throw by Wiuc
Eavo Oklahoma city ~ only ran 81
the fourth
Won II IN one Round.
The oilers enjoyed Quo biz inning
that witnessed plenty OF scoring 90
win the game, an avalanche Of base
hits In tho fourth producing n quin-
tct Of runs. Lamb opened with
single. Leliyelt and Baumon followed
with doubles. McGinnla ana Wittn
came through with ono-hascrs and
Thompson topped the attack Off
with the third two-baEgor of tho I'm.
ming. The four other Oller runs
scattered through various other in
nings were merely incidental
The game witnessed some pretty
fielding on both sides. but TO Man
ager Jack Leliyelt Of Tulsa went the
award as the days defensive hero
Jack mnde several uico plays on
wide ana low throws. lIia pickup
OF low throw by Thompson In the
Flkliu III ItllflilE W luhlt Nh q
Eroundcr TO deep short was one OF
the prcttiost seen at McNulty park
all year. McGinnis made n couple
OF nice stops and throws Eddie
Moore pulled down n pair Of hard
drives in cCntcr for the visitors.
While there was plenty OF lifc In
the game, IL was easily apparent that
the oilers counted the contest ms
won almost before Il started. The
coming champions played with an
ease and confidence that was good
tor the eyes OF Tulsa fans, who are
now looking forward eagerly to the |
Gloss A championship series between
the oilers and the winner OF the |
Fort Worth Mobile series opening /.
Sunday.
BoChicr Pitches the Closer.
Manager LcliyClt last night vio- /
lated for the first time rule he |
made at the opening OF the season
to announce his pitcher before game !
time. He let It he known that TO |
George Boehlcr, the iron man OF the
Tulsa box staff and the pitching star
who held the Ducrs in tho running
during the first half Of the year
when good pitchers were 80 scarce
horeahouts, would go the honor of
hurting the last game Of tho season
at McNulty park.
II will be fitting indeed for Booh-
Ter 20 be In there Sunday when the
fans viii bid farewell 60 the oilers
for the year so tus as the Western
league championship season is con-
Cerncd The fans like TO see Buoh-
Ter pitch and nothing could give
them more pleasure on the final day
OF the local season than 90 see Boeh-
Ter hang up his thirty-sovonth VIC