The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

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-Four Game Lead.
pv winning Juo opener 'ue SBIuts
reduced Tllsl's ic1d lu ths llig race
t1 four suur. aud thus retain %
fighting .uBn.. tu cop 'hN 1untIu"
Iau Saints got sweet revenge ON
George InrhI,r vN1 Doc. literally
pitched fhDu Uuj uI TO- u.uutri Iuo}
hammered 'hc u'fnIlu.s oi The Tulsa
acc Tor ~ runs aud 10 hJ. iu the
eight innings hn was ON the rubber
hut hDy DID not hayo The pleasure
of winning from him aa Borhl'r was
eidctrackod for pinch hitter In the
eighth aud oscar Huugl8nd, who
went IN with the scoro tod, should
ors tho defeat ms the winning runs
were scored of him. Thus BOchlor's
unstained record OF tho season
against the Saints la maintained.
Oilers hit Mangum.
While the v,eltors were pounding
Bochler the oilers were doing hko-
wise to Loo Mangum, one OF the best
Curvers in the league, and he gave
way IN the firth to "Bugt' Grover
OF "pcrapiratiou' ban fame after
Jack Lcljvelt had hit home run
with the bases nll Grover was cf-
fective the rest OF tho way and also
contributed to the Saints victory boy
rapplng out three clean hits In as
many trials.
Hammer Crowd Today.
This afternoon the oilers ana
Saints probably wii entertain ths
banner crowd OF the season In the
Western league providing the
weather man ls kind. Special ar
rangemcnts have been made To care
for the expected overflow. a thou.
sand temporary seats having been
Installed In left field back Of the
Noul line.
Tho oilers now southpaw. Dave
panforth. who has been OF material
assistance 10 skipper Lclivelt In
forging ahead Of the faltcring Saints,
is the probable pitcher TOR the home
team, All the fans are anxious ~
zee Dave work. Dauforth has won
three ana lost ono since Joining the
Oilers lie dropped his first game,
wldncss hothering him as he hadn't
worked IN two weeks. But In his last
three starts he has TUNED the op-
position back with ease. and at Sioux
City he set Western league record
for the year by tanning 10 packers.
Far From Helpless.
Despite the fact that thcy lost, the
Oilers looked far from helpless Snt-
urday II simply was n case of the
visitors getting the most runs In n
game where runs we're easy and
plentiful on both sides. The two
teams piled up a total OF 20 tallles
and 20 hits In the ? hours ana Is
minutes of. battling
In the first two innings the Saints
got TO Boehler for "A load Of seven
runs. making one in the first and
chasing over half dozen in the
second Boehlcr's wildncss and "a
flock OF hits with an error by NnnS
Davis raudwiched I'm. gave them the
big inning.
Then the oilers started fighting
.p. In their own hnlt Of the Soc
ond they batted around, ana hits by
Lelivelt Bauman, bennett and Da-
Wis. coupled with a pnlr OF bases ON
bnlls, gave them five runs and put
them right IN the bali game after It
seemed they had been dlstanced.
Held Saints orr.
For the next three innings Bochlcr
held the Saints or. and in the last
of the fifth tho oilers forged from
behind to two runs ahead This
marked tho Oilcr hlgh tide for the
day Thompson walked, Davis sin
gled. Lambs buut was safe and iii
ed the bases. and Jack Lollvelt rose
to the emergency 10y doing what al
bail players aspire to---knocking
home run with the bases full. Jaci
collected several pieces OF elgh
when he conferred In.
Tho Saints refused 20 stay behind
however. reguluing their two-ruI
lead by making quartet I'm thu
sixth on a batting rally. cllmnVet
by a long homo run by George Fish
or
once moro the oilers ovcrcam,
the odds. Davis triple 40 the flai
pole and n wild pitch gave them on
lin the seventh and In the oightl
Horshol Bennett hit his twenty
fourth home run Of the season, q
make the score 11-all The eight
r. also witnessed the departure %
.I}oehler from the mound LUX
Stuart going IN as pinch hitter
Luke aimed "a llnc drive down IN
base line that "SCottY Mcdonald
grabbed,
oscar Uaugland was then offerol
up ms sacrifice, Oscar usuull
can be depended rn 30 pitch ~,
Innings without anything .psrmblin
run comiug iu but this VAS ono q
F. The exceptions to the rule Euuchc
hits gave the Saints "a pair. and tho
on error by NoGinuis and some hit
pCcOUu'ed for two more 4 slugl
by Crosby was an tho oilers coUl
offer ln the ninth in the way "a
final rally
Different toa1y weu wager,