The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

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win Anen breeding along 70 air.
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he breaks d. boot. ,hc last uf tho
ninth arrived with the Indians cad
ng 5.g and the top of the Tulsa
batting order confronting the slim
Senatorial star Iaua had begun TO
cave the graudatand, but the major
~ stuck tlht u their seats pulling
,or a rally that ulways had scomcd
IN thc verge of huhbing up but umo
md again h1d been Chukcd or
Bcnnctt starts 1t.
Ifcrschcl Bennett gave the cheer
ng bugs ius. what they were plead
ng Cor--spmothinE TO get excited
about. II WINS n pretty single To
senter, developing from one OF Al
ems tantalizIng slow balls when
frank Thompson followed with n
,inrlng one-hascr TO loft everybody
,cttlod back and yelled for victory.
Yank Bnyls--ho who had hit three
1orneruns tho uay beforo--stHlScd
an and drove q terrific liner TO
center that Long mnnngcd TO roach
z after a hard run hut couldpt hold.
tt went for the third straight hit,
scoring Bennett and sending Thomp-
sonsto third.
The outlook frightened up for
Allen when Luke stuart grounded
ITO Mann and Davis was forced at
second, Thompson scoring. II was "A
close play on Stuart at first. Krue-
ger. attempting to make a double
play, Allen lost control on Lamb,
however. and walked INN, moving
Stuart along to second.
: Then Paddy BaumAn, who had
been crashing the ball directly into
outfielders' hands all afternoon,
got his sights adjusted and polcd q
double against the scoreboard' scor-
Ing stuart with the tleng run and
moving Lamb to third.
This was more than enough for
Allen, Cy Young replacing tho lanky
one. Cy Intentionally walked Jack
Lellvet to get at Crosby right
hand hitter. The squeeze play signal
was given and after :cui!aS on h!s
first attompt Tex laid sdown per-
feet bunt to Young, sending Lamp In
with the bali game.
IL made tho seventeenth victory
out of the last 2i games for Tulsa
and gave the oilers a cinch on win
ming tho series from the Indians, the
last game of which will be played
Saturday afternoon.
Oscar iiaugiand who pitched the
ninth inning for Tulsa receives
credit for winning the battle. Hub
Glaser started and was removed
with none out In the fifth after the
Indians had scored four times. Me-
Daniel, the recruit first baseman
having made two homeruns In as
many attempts off him. Rachac
toiIed for the next four innings. be-
ing removed In the eighth to make
room for u pinch hitter.
ok hnmn CIV nrNgnntnd
changed lineup, Manager Jack Egan
moving his batsmen around holter-
skeltor In futile effort to shake
off the tide of defeat. For the first
time in years dlminutive Dick Pitts
was not In his position at the head
of the list, Shortstop Mann taking
this place while KEueger was second,
Pitt third and Long In the clean
up hole,
In tho first inning after Oklahoma
City had gone through the formglity
of having three men face CHASER the
Oilers fooled the fans into thinking
It was going to be short and sweet
so far az Allen was concerned, with
one down Thompson doubled 90 !et'
and Yank Davis knocked him IN
with resounding triple to right
Stuart then beat out a slow roller
down the third base line, Davis
cliuging tightly to third, and The
bases were openly violating the Vol
stead act when Lamb walked. II
fact they were as well loaded as any
peach tree in the state, and It's GER
tainly a bumper year for tho III
bertas. But the show was over FOL
that inning when Bsuman popped
fly TO Pitt and Lamb was nippeC
off first when the BAH was thrown
in TO head off Davis
After this start Allen got his pc
cul1ar delivery to working ant
turned Tulsa back until the sixth
when singles by Lelivelt and Crosb!
and Rachac's sacrifice fly produced
a second run. That was all unit
the hereinbefore described ninth.
Oklahoma city in the meantime
got busy and annexed what ap
poared certain TO be "a winning leaI
chiefly through the terrific clouiini
of young Mcdaniel This cstimahl
young man made his first appear
anco at the bat In tho third inninl
and knocked one OF Mr.. Chaser
pee offerings far over the righ
field wall. 1t being the first hit 70
the tribe. Encouraged by this SHOW
OF life Roy Ancn himself cam
through with a double and counte,
on Athn 5 Sllhlt hnu an lnl'tlu OUT
Not untN Mcdaniel came up agaii
could Oklahoma City do any NOR
in the way of making runs. Thi
came in the fifth, Fisher opene,
witt a triple and Mcdaniel non
chalontly raped ont his second cir
cult Wsllop in az many trips to IN
2late. This was the straw tha
broke Glascr's back and sent hin
sorrowing 10 the sprinkler. Ra
chac went IN and did very well unit
the seventh, GinEardl opened thi
can'o with a double and remainel
on base until the indomitable Nc
Daniel came mp and drove him IL
with his third mt a perfect single t.
center Eachoc got through III
seventh by the skin of his teeth
Pitt opened Ii with a double bu
overslid second and was out o
Lambs return 10 stuart Hauglan
pitched 20 the Indians in the mint
after Rachac had been sidetracke
for pinch hitter and moved theI
down in order. He actually pre-
vented Mcdaniel from getting a h
on that youngsters fourth appear
7 ance OF the day
Cy Young, who heat Tulsa on h