The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25

tia again forged to tho front. Nc
Mullins single, n base on balls 10
Berger, Washburn's double and
Eau's one-hasor accounting for
three. In the sixth the samc was
made four-all when Baumnn's
double and Crosby's third straight
single made another Tulsa run. In
the seventh the oilers went one run
ahead without hit. Davis taking
one In tho ribs and scoring on sue
cessive errors by Washburn and Nc
Mullin.
Then the Mig Blow.Up.
This looked like n winning mar
gln, as Black was sailing nlong In
nice form, but in the first of tho
, eight the witches connected solidly
with Blacks offerings. Hits by
Washburn. East. Blakesly, Mo
Doweli and McMullIn brought in two
runs and would have meant more
but for fast double play, Thomp-
son to LolIvelt. on Haley's fast
roller.
Black was sidetracked for Stuart
as n pinch hitter opening the local
half of the eighth. stuart didn't
get on, but those who followed did.
Bennett and Thompson singled
sharply and with Davis and Lelivelt,
two hofty left hand hltters coming
| up, Manager Berger sldetracked
Musser and sent Lefty" Sellars to
the mound. Sellhrs was just what
the oilers had been waiting for
Davis walked, filling the bases and
Bennett cRme home with the tying
run on Lelivelt's infield out. Lyman
Lamb amblcd 10 the plate at this
juncture and sent the ball on lang
ride over tho centerfield wall. scor-
ing two runners ahead of'him. Sell
lars then uncorked n wild pitch, hit
ting Bauman In the back, and Nc
Ginnis sent Bauman homo with the
fifth Oiler run of tho innlng-and
at the same time sent Sellars TO
the showers where he belonged
with a long double to right.
II was at ths stage that the tall.
sawky speoiman known as McDon-
aid. and who answers when you call
out Andy" or 20. Min" appeared
on the horizan In response TO a call
from Manager Berger He sue
Oilers to death FOR the rest OF the af-
ternoon. not a run being gathered
from that good moment on.
With a four-run lead and only ar
ining TO go II looked like cincf
| for Tulsa. and many fans departed
forthwith. Those who did wer,
lucky. They missed a heart-break
ing finish, the foundation for which
was laid by Tom Lukanovic wh,
was sent In TO perform the fina
rites over Wichita's body. Instead
OF doing his stuff. Tom promptly
got into mess " trouble. liz
walked Smith and Berger sent tn,
little gardener In with a double tC
right. Tom then walked Wnshburn
, Next came one OF those unfortunate
things that will just happen nov
and then. East dumped a roller a
Thompson that looked like an EN-
hryo double play, but Tomm!
spoiled an otherwise perfect day b,
kicking the unoffending ball abou
long enough for the batter TO reacl
first. Bases fun. one run and no
|, body down. Boehler was rushed I,
kthe rescue. Before George coult
, get the side out, a single, n wilt
pitch and a sacrifice fly had en-
abled the three men who were OF
base to register and the score wa
tied, These four runs. by the way
were charged TO Luke.
In the innings that followed he
! tween the ninth and tho sixteenth
, both teams had frequent chances {
, score, but always brilliant pitchin
, and faultless fielding prevented 4
. Then, with the shadows fast length
, ening over the field and the athlete
= rapidly tiring out. the bottor
: dropped out as has been hereinbo
fore explained,