The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-08
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Triple Also Pitches We'll
While the remarkable pitching
exhibition OF Bochlor, who permit
ted the visitors but q single earned
run in each game and famed u,
was tho most notable feature, the
local box star had TO share honors
with Tipple, speed ball merchant
OF the Buffaloos. Tipple blankod
tho oilers Tor eight and two-thirds
innings and would have scored
ahutout but for an error and via
pitch. Ho allowed but one hit IN
tho first six innings, but weakened
later and was taken out In the ninth
with two out and the bases fun ana
a pinch hitter at bat, stokes pitching
TO Thompson for tho last out.
Defensive Plays Feature.
Playing OF the Tulsn outfleld In
the first game and the Omaha In
field I'm tho second furnished the
spectators with thrills aplenty Tor
one afternoon. Bennett and LAMB
made some great catches IN tho
opener and Bennett once cut down
a runner at tho plate with n per-
feet throw after catching high
fiy. while Lamb forced n base rum
ner at second on as clean "a MT as
n batsman ever drove out. In the
concluding chapter the Omaha IN
flelders spoiled every embryo fhIiy
with n double play the two.ply
killing being recorded no leas than
four times.
Oilers Win First Game Quickly.
The oilers, who seemed to have
recovered their lost batting eyes,
grabbed the first game In speedy
fashion. Luke stuart, playing sec
ond base because OF his well-known
faculty for numbering left-hand
pitching. greeted Southpaw Okrie
with a terrific home-run Smash over
tho center-fleld fence In the first
with none on to break the Ice. IN
the second 1t was virtually cinched,
McGinnis walked, moved to second
on a wild pitch and counted ON
Crosby's single. Then Boehler htt.
ed n terrific drive over the LETT fielo
wall. Okrie retired after walking
the first man up In the next inning.
Stuart's single. Lambs double ana
an infield out gave the oilers Two
more in the fourth. Their seventh
arrived In the sixth on S:uarts third
hit, base on balls, Lambs sacri-
flee and Snedecor's error. LAMBS
homer in tho eighth accounted Tor
the last marker.
BochIcr Untouched Until sixth.
In the meantime Boehler had the
Bluffs feeding gently from his hand:
Until the game was moro than hait
over he didn't allow hit. the first
Omaha safety being Darrough's
double, opening the sixth. 1t was
q long fly which Bennett almost got
by climbing tho left field embank-
ment and which would have been an
easy out In bigger park. AFTER
two men had been retired Manush
scratched a hit through stuart a'
second, counting Omaha's only run
The third omaha hit was Texas
Lacquer by Darrough In the eighth
While not one of tho three hits
scored against Boehler was any
thing to boast OF. Whitley Gislason
in the eighth was absolutely robbed
OF a clean blow. Darrough. who had
Texas leagued was on first, when
Whitley drove rifle blow over sec
ond. II was hard hit and bounded
straight into Lambs hands. Lamb
made a fast play and forced Dar-
rough Mt second.
winning Runs for Bluffs In First
when tho batteries for the sec
ond game were announced ana II
became known that Boehler would
attempt the "iron man" role, Wis
ions OF a double victory came To
the Tulsa rooters.
But even as tho Oilers had won
the opener right Off the jump, so
did the visitors annex winning
margin In the closer, In tho very
first inning with two out and Sned-
ecor and Manush. who had singled
on base. Boe,.ler took Granthams
high bounding tap and In his anNi-
ETY. to make the play at first ana re-
tire tho side threw the ball into rlght
field. Snedecor and Maunsh seor-
ing, Grantham's bounce went Tor
n hit, as he would have been safe
even had Georges throw heen per-
feet. A wild throw by McGinnis
in the fourth. again with two down,
let O'Connor count with Omaha's s
third run. and Boehler's second bad
peg In the seventh produced the
fourth. In the eighth omaha count
ed the only earned run OF the game.
with two out Grantham poled his
second double and wilcox sent him
home with single 20 center.
oilers Refuse tn Re Blanked,
Five runs behind, the Oilers start
ed futile rally in the ninth, and
although II was wasted II saved a
shutout and the boys had the pleas
ure OF seeing Mr., Triple hand the
ball over 10 Mr.. Burch who called
Mr.. stokes to the mound, Davis
who had famed twice. led off with
clean single TO center. Lamb
popped 10 Wilcox but Lellvelt kept
the cause alive with a single to LEFT,
Davis was forced at third on Bau-
mans roller 10 Triple, but Grant
ham threw the ball past snedecor
trying for a double play and Lelivelt
pulled up at third, Tipple then beat
himself out OF a shutout by uncork-
ing wild pitch on which Lelivelt
scored. This seemed 10 unsteady
Triple who walked McGinnis and
Crosby, filling the bases, and when
he threw low ball to Thompson
pinch hitting Cor Boehler. Burcf
yanked him ana sent stokes TO th'
firing line. Thompson tried Tor
base on balls. waiting until tn
count was three and two betor
swinging his club. He then fouled
couple and finally ended the gam
with a long fly 10 o'Connor. ,.