The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31


The carly risers saw Mr. Hollands
veteran hurlcr, Cy Young, slip 'om
through where tho Oilers weren't,
shortly afrer 1890 o'clock. lie dis
tributed but six safe binglea among
the Tulsans and was never ia the
shadow OF danger. oklahoma city
found nothing puzzllng about Lux
snovic's delivery, I'm fact tho visitors
read him like an open book and what
they didn't do To him wasn't includ
ed in the contents Richmond went
10 the rubber In the latter part Of
the game and didn't suffer much
more than did Luke.
Tulsa scored two runs OF Young
before he realized what was hap
pening Benefits safe bunt, Thomp-
sons double. n sacrifice and an in
field out did It. Cy did his stuff
from then on until his mates had
the game sewed up In the old grip
sack.
The Indians tied II up In the third.
Long hit a homer and Mann, the
new Indian shortstop. made his
Western league debut with Texas
Lacquer TO left. which was followed
by Tate'S double. In tho fourth the
Indians went into the lead on sin
giles by GlnRlardi and Middleton and
a sacrifice fly by Fisher, ana were
never headed, scoring frequently In
the late inings. Ginglardl's homcrun
in the eighth with two on was the
cinching blow.
Mann played n nice gaNlc at short
for the Indians both morning and
afternoon. and his hitting was par
ticularly good In tho morning. Ills
arrival, or something else Just an in
vigorating, seemed to put new life
in the Indians for they certainly
looked like n different club than on
the preceding day.
The last game of the series Will
be played Wednesday afternoon
Then the Oilers go to st. Joesph for
a quartet of games. following which
they return home next Tuesday for
a home stand during which every
team In the league will visit Nc
Nulty park.
Spectacular Game.
The afternoons entertainment in
cluded everything spectacular with
the exception of a few triple plays.
Thompson. Lamb and Davis featured
In the circus plays,
Tho Oilers chalked up heavy In
the first inning, before Sherman was
able to scour the rust off his soup
bone and find the range OF the plate.
A copule OF bones let tho oilers ring
up four runs on four binglcs. BEN
nett led off with a single TO center
and Thompson oblisingly sent him
down TO second on n pretty sacrifice.
Davis took complimentary base and
Lelivelt started the scoring process
with sharp rar to center for two
bases. putting Bennett and Davis
across Lamb le idsd on first when
Tate gum.ned his grounder. Lamb
started n steal and Fisher heaved
the ball into the center garden, let
ting Lelivelt home. Paddy Bauman
rolled one to Mann but McGinnis
spanked tho first ball pitched into
center and Lamb scored. Crosby
aimed one out OF the park but the
wind blew It back In and Fisher
caught It up against the grand
stand
Indians Score In Third.
Nothing worthy of recording oc-
Cured in the second inning other
than the customary number OF outs,
But in the third inning oklahoma
City counted, counted twice. Cling
lardi led Off with a single and Mid
dleton came back with a duplicate
order. Rates forced Middleton at
second. Fisher walked and the bases
were filled. After a consultation
Boehler pitched TO Jimmy Long and
Jimmy famed. Mann swung at two
wide ones and then connected for q
Texas Lacquer Just out of Thomp
sons reach, scoring both Ginglard
and Dates. Tate ended the festiVi
ties by watching three go by.
sherman, the oklahoma cit.
hurler, broke into print in the fourtl
by manhandling one OF Boehler'
fast ones, dropping the offering Jus
over the centerfield wall.
Boebicr Wins Game.
Boehlor returned TT for tat whel
he came up, the first man in tn
fifth. He took one look at Sher
mans first offering and one OF tn
darxies in the Midland Vale,
bleachers 1T off across country witt
it With this one blow Eochler wol
his own game.
Oklahoma City put over the con
cluding run in the sixth with a single
a double and a pretty sacrifice fly
After this the pitchers settle,
down and sawed wood, Snermsl
save out only two hits after the frs
inning. while the visitors foun,
Boehler for 10. The Tulsa burden
bearer went through more grief II
nearly every inning more grief II
tosser saw in tho entire game. Thre,
times George found himself In tn,
center of "A diamond with all corner
holding Oklahoma City runners.