The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
OILERS NEED BUT
ONE GAME TO PUT
BEARS ON SHELF
Brilliant Game Is Replete
With Spectacular Plays;
Black Is Victor
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the oilers from what looked like n
losing hole
Holmes next act that figured
prominently in the result came soon
nftcrward tho chasing from the
game ot Biliy Mullen, the Hears
third bascmau. Tor protesting too
vchc cmcntly on "a called third strike
In the Mobile half Of tho seventh.
This ncccssitHtcd y SHIFT In the Bear
iniicld. Cutie" Cueto going TO third
and Lcathcrs. the utility man. to
short. This purvcd the lifeline for
the oilers tOr an error by I.cathur'E
opening the ninth when he took
Lambs groundcr and threw II over
the first bascmau's head put the
tying run on second base and niso
upset the Bear defense to such an
extent that two moro errors fol
lowed and the score was tied without
the assistance of hit or base
on balls. The gam. which was
played on field sull very heavy
from yesterdays steady drizzlo and
downpour early this morning, soon
developed into m alright pltchcra'
battle Bochlcr aud Fuhr, and ~ In
ming after inning passed without
either side being able 10 score. the
small crowd of fans present soon
realized that the two pennant win
ncrs had simply resumed whero they
had left off in Dallas Tuesday.
Two ON without u hit.
Both sides got men on base in the
first without n hit. Thompson walked
and stole second for the oilers, but
Davis and Lamb couldn't deliver. u.
Williams, leading or for Mobile.
took one in tho ribs and was EaCri-
feed 10 second hy Cueto but Noihoff
popped To Stuart for the second out,
and n. Williams skicd to Davis for
the third after Mulvey had drawn
a pass.
In the second Fuhr cut down Lei
ivolt. Bauman and stuart In order.
without the ball getting out ut tho
infield. In Mobiles half Paddy
Bauman saved Buehlcr at the out
set by making a sensational lcaping
one hand catch Of Mucllcns hard
Davis. but schultz singled cleanly TO
center for the Bears first hit. Fuhr
tapped To Boehlcr.
Tulsa's first hit came In the third.
Bennett beating out a roller To deep
short with two gone. ThompsOn
worked Fuhr for walk but Davis
rolled TO the pitcher. IL was one.
two, three for the Bears In their
half. Bauman beat out an inficld
hit after two were out In the fourth,
only to die stealing. Mulvey got the
second and last hit Off Bnehlcr in
the opening Bears half of the same,
hut the next two men were out and
Schultz famed the heavy gulf at
mosphere for third out after Thomp-
sons error had given Huhn life,
Ta In on
two men on base. Stuart led off
with a powerful smash TO deep left
that X. Williams grabbed against
tho bleachers. Then an error by
lCueto put Crosby on and Boehler
singled cleanly TO right for the OIL
ers' first base hit OF the game. bu.
Bennett and Thompson both tapped
to Huhn and the danger To Mobile
passed temporarily. n was at the
opening Of the sixth that Boehler
stirred Umpire Holmes ire 80 greatly
that he was expelled from the game.
His first seven offerings In this frame
were called balls. and George, think
ing Holmes had missed two or three.
lost his head on tho third ball TO
Mulyey and threw his glove 20 feet
into the air. Holmes Immediately
ordered him out Black then earned
hls salary for several moons by fan
ming Mulvey, and as has been here
tofore related, Ncihoff was doubled
trying TO pilfer second. II. williams
lifted to Lamb 20 end the inning
4 single to loft by Lamb was the
only Oiler happening in the sixth.
The Oilers were retired In order
| In the seventh on infiold boundcrs
and the Bears did little better,
Schultz walking with two out, only
to be forced at second by Fuhr. It
was in this inning that Mullen was
chased by Holmes.
Euhr Getting Better.
In tho eighth the oilers again
sent three un az n mere formality.
| II looked like they surely would be
unable 10 solve Fuhr. as he was get
ting better all the time. The last