The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-15
TULSA IS 0UTHIT
BY VISITORS BUT
GRAB 3 IN A ROW
Black Is Driven to Show
ers but Haugland
Delivers
By u. \. nuDGEwATTR.

Heating Denver ] I 30 o in q luiiI'
OF bats while Dos Moines was again
trimming 81. Joseph. tho oilers Mon.
day climbed into first place in tul
pennant race.
The men Of Lolivoit wore outhil
by the Grizzlies In tho thlrd game
Of tho series, 10 10 l3, but three
home runs and four doubles were in-
cluded IN tho Tulsa collection Of bin
giles. Mixed with some costly ere
rors by the Denver intleld, TulFas
stronE attack In the o1tly iunlnE-
Rnve the oilers a big lend which
Denver mover could overcome.
Drove Black 10 Cover.
The. Grizzlies knocked Carl Black
from the rubber in the fourth inning
ana lttqe oscar Haugland had 10 go
In and gtem tho Bears onslaught.
Oscar ala very neat Job OF stem
ming. holding tho visitors 20 four
hits in tho five and two-thirds In
nings he pitched and permitting no
runs. Denver filled tho bases with
meme out In the ninth. but double
play started by Haughnd broke up
the rally and clnchcd the game.
The crowd OF more than a thou
sand fans that turned out TO soo the
Oilers 10 into first place went mad
with delight when the BcOro OF tho
Des Molnes-St Joseph game was
placed on the scoreboard. Cheering
lasted for several minutes. The OIL
srs were at bat when the final score
was put UP. Just AZ the boy put
the count on the board Herschel
Bennett came TO bat. II was In the
eighth Inning. Hennelt promptly
celebrated by knocking tho ball over
the rightfleld fence for his twenty
first home run of the year Benny
must have had a hunch early in the
afternoon as TO what was going to
happen. for before this he already
had connected for couple OF rous-
Ing doubles.
Haugland Air Tight.
The Grizzlies got all their runs off
Black In the first three and third
innings, touching him for eleven hits
and six runs Five OF their blows
I'll singles, came In order In the third
and netted three runs when they
renewed the offensive in tho fourth
with n pair OF singles after one man
had been retired, and Tulsa's lead
vas crumbling. Haugiand went TO the
box. The first man to face Haug-
land was Patterson. and he doubled
ycoring Shanley. but this run was
charged to Black who had put Shan
ley on base. Then Oscar settled
down and permitted no more run
making during the afternoon. He
always came through with a bit Of
pinch pitching in the emergency,
The Oilers started out IN the first
10 win tho game. Bennett doubled,
Davis singled and Lamb doubled
nd fhau In tha Lad 90
be headed.
Win IN Second.
II was In the second, however.
that they piled up the cluster of
tallies needed to cinch tho fray.
They were materially aided by n
pair OF mlsplays by Denver infield.
ers In fact tho half dozen runs reg
istered in this frame by Tulsa all
were scored as "unenrned" because
Denver had "a chance to retro the
side before Tulsa began counting.
However. IL was n series OF long hits
that sent the runs chasing across
the pan A boot by Patterson gave
Crosby q Iifo. Black and Bennett
lhen were retired, O'Brien making a
nice catch OF Bennett's liner to CEN
ter. Stanley then booted Thomp-
sons grounder. and the stage was
Set for Yank Davis' twenty seventh
home run OF the season which soon
went sailing over tho right field
fence. OFF TO such q nice start, the
oilers kept II up. Lamb doubled and
skipper Lelivelt hit home run
Bauman kept tho ball rolling by
bouncing out a single. and the team
had batted around. But Paddy
thought It had lasted long enough
no he got caught stealing.
After this disastrous session Free.
man. on the mound for Denver
tightened up perceptibly. The Oil
ers punched hits In the fifth and
sixth Tor another pair, and Bennet't
homer In the eighth produced their
last.
Trio OF Stars.
Davis, Bennett and Lamb were
tho big hitting stars OF the day foi
the oilers. Yank's twenty seventh
home run was Just one of his fouI
hits, the other three being singles
Bennett had pair OF doubles and
a homer. Lamb couldn't hit a hom.
er, but poled pair of twO.baggers
The only other eXtra-base wallop boy
an Oiler was Manager Lelivelt''
homer.
Every man IN the Denver lineup
including the pitcher and catcher
hit safely at least once.
The Oilers close the series Will
Denver and also end their presen
home stand this afternoon. II they
can win they viii leave home n
first plaaa rapurdIaaa nf tba ,ut