The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
DRILLERS OUTHIT
OILERS, B0BBLES
PROVE EXPENSIVE
Lelivelts Men Win, 81;
Muskogce Here Satur-
day and Sunday

Although ou'hit by tho Western
association visitors. 90 20 DO, lho
oilers Friday won their second
straight oNhIrr.on game from John
ny Wufn"a OhmuIeoo DruorH the
scoro being 90 !. OEmulgoo bats.
men wcro unable 90 bunch tncir
blnrlos effectively. while loose fold-
ing in tho carly Innings helped Tulsa
TO several markers
Tho Nuskog,o club ~ the South
western league wifi Doe hero Stature
day and Sunday for D p1ir NJ games
TINT viii close the local exhibition
season. After those two utfrovs
tho decks will ho cleared and flnnl
practice taken for tho opening of
the Western league season uoXt
Wednesday whom the Sioux city
Packers viii engage tho mon of
lclivelt in the inaugural
Boh Troutmuu and Hooks" Al
huncEo tnilod on tho mound fur
Tulsa Friday aud uoithur displayed
any particular effectiveness both
being touched rather frequently.
Snecd started for Olmulrro and
was hammered hard and also was
the victim of his toommatoB mis-
plays Req Lawrence, who pitched
the last four innings Tor Oluulgcc
did not permit run ana allowed
but three hits
Henry cnds the Suckcrs.
"IIy' Henry Okmulroo first
sackor was tho leading bntsmnu Of
tho afternoon. In five trips To- the
plato he connected for three cloan
singles and double wood. another
DrillCr, got u double and pair OF
orc-hasera
Luke stuart Of tho oilers drove
ono far over tho ccntcrflcld fence
whore the park is doopcst In the
first inning with Bennett ON base Tor
the only homer ~ the game. Rem
nett. whose hitting has boon very
light broke into the FUN with
double ana q single. lcliyclt and
Thompson hit doubles.
After Stunrt's great blow had nc
counted Tor a couple In the first the
oilers registered another In tho sec
ond on Thompson's long double, an
infield out, n base on holls.and some
splendid base running Tommy
went 10 third on Spcllman's ground
or 10 short ana then TrcntmaE
walked. As Bennett was striking
out Thompson ana Trontman ncgo-
tiated n double steal, Frankie cross
ing the plate. Thompson is one Of
the most elusive bascrunucrs I'm tho
league lilo led tho oilers In stolen
bases last year.
Ice the Gnmc In Third
10 was I'm the third that Lclivclts
men sowed up the old bali game
with five runs Davis opened with
q single. Bauman then hit 10
Wuffll sharply and II looked like n |
ala In
dropped Johnnys throw nnd all |
hands were safe. LoliveIt then |
beat out a hit down tho third base
line and two runs came IN when |
the pitcher threw the ball away IN .
an effort 10 head Off Davis at third.
Spcllman'a single and "A pair OF er-
rors contributed by Barston and |
Cronln followed by ,Bennott's twist
Ing twobagger TO loft completed the .
rout
This ended the n-gcttlng for tho .
oilers. Sneed pulling through the /
fourth and Lawrence holding the |
homo team IN check the rest ~ the
way.
Okmulgeo punched couple ot |
doubles ana n single for a run In the 1
first They got busy again I'm the |
fifth ana an error ana n couple ot /
sixth three rlnglcs or Alhnncsc gave |
them their last counter.
McGiunis In Uniform.
George MCGinnia Oilcr shortstop, f.
who WAS spiked last Saturday by
Pitcher lin Of Indianapolis neces-
sitating tho taking o. two stitches.
was out In uniform for tho first
time. "Mac" says the Injury Is
coming along nicely and he expect
10 be ready 10 get back into the
harness by tho time Sioux City
comes 10 open the Western league
season Wednesday.
while McGiunis has been out
lake Stuart has filled In very Rc-
ceptahly at short, though second
base Is his regular position, n is
not nj all improbable that when
Mae returns 10 tho game Stuart
may he sent to plug one OF the out
field gaps. Ot least until n high-cln
gardener can be secured Stuart
has been hitting tho bah 80 hard
and often that he can't be left out
of the batting order