The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
pitcIIcd Good Rail


Lefty" Russell was master ~ tho
situation from the first tap ot tho
bell until ho made his ascension IN
the late chapter. lie allowed hHi
three Indians TO Enoop around on
the bases during tho first live IN
aings
Inability 20 hit In tho pinchcs cost
the oilers The game Twice the base"
were loaded once with ono down,
and the locals failed to bring IN the
nuns ON tWu other occasions. the
Tulsn sluEpcr- allowed a pair or
runners 80 fade ON the sackNH. The
Dlier lett-ou bases total rrscmbled
tho census figures for a young ond
growing village.
Although the crowd failed To shoot
nj aarccord attendance mark tho
fans gave the boys n blk hand
When Benncti came 10 the plate TO
start tho Oilor fireworks hc drew
big ovation.
Wns smuggling Contest
Oklahoma city chalked up a To-
taI Of 10 safc swats to the Tulsa
crews ~ hut the trio OF Oiler errors
made things easy TOR the Hollanders,
as half of their dozen runs we're
pifts. Roth tpHmH hit the ball FAR
and wide. hut tulsa failed To bunch
The binglcs off Yde 30 any adyan-
tugc.
Tac visitors opened tho game with
q llttle ripple when Mohro beat our
an infcld bit after Rrisiow had
whitfield Fclhcr walked next out
Mcdaniel lined a. Thompson who
doubled Fclher off second,
Tulrn counted ono IN the last of
the urst. Bennett celebrated his
graduation with a puuy gruurdrr
down the first base line. Thnmp-
son drove single Go right. Davis
grounded out aud Thompson scored
when Love lost Lambs high tly IN
the sun, Lclivelt grounded out
Three More In Fifth.
Things went along without any
thing much happening untl Tulsa
boosted the nntc three hot ones
Thompson started OF when he
worked Yde for n walk, Davis sac
rificcd him to second Lamb was
safe when Ginglardi gummcd the
works. l.clivcr uddcd q two base
swat to the mixture and Tulsa
counted twice. Paddy Baumnn
drew a pass ana scored from i,rst
on McGnnis' long double 20 right.
Ia the sixth Yde walked ana then
scored when Thompson drew bad
peg on Bristow's hot single down
the third bngc line. Ilrlstow trottUd
around 10 third and scored on
Moore's tnficld out. Tulsa took a
day off H. the siSth and failed TO
register.
Both clans scored once in the scv-
enth. McGinnis' error paved the
way for Ginglardi to count on
Whites single tu right Tulsa had
the stage set for killing, bat the
best the local boys could d. was ono
run. Lamb SINGLED to center. Lel.
Welt sacrificed him down, Bauman
grounded out, McGnnis walked and
stole second Crosby waited and
the bases were full Russell drcw n
complimentary ticket. forcing Lamb
home. with the bases loaded To the
gills, Bennett came up only to ian.
Eighth WAS Dlsastcrous.
The eighth was bad one. Bri-
stow, Moore ana Fclber ogch poled a
single 10 center tn rapid succession.
Mcdaniel rolled to Russell Wlndlc
hit high fly down the left foul line
and Bcnuctt managed 90 muss 10 up
and II went for two bases, scoring
Moore and Felher. Love came up
noXt and singled ia center, scoring
Windlo and Ginglardi This blow
sent the Indians to victory and Rus
sell to the showers. Hauglaud came
TO the mound ana WAS greeted by Il
double by White, scoring Love. Ido
singled to right scoring White, and
then stole second llr'Stuw famed
and Moore ended the inning hy driv-
ing 10 Davis.
Tulsa scored again iu the eighth
when Davis drew pass, which was
followed by Lamb's single ana Blu-