The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

] luIHt llnFaup N'l" tnlr 10 Nlt Hdiely,
the others drawing blanks through
out. The oloutots were Bcuucq who
had perfect day with four hits in
/ four attempts, Thompson, with two
hits ln three trials. Davis. with two
ont of three. and L"lIvclt with three
| out of four
For Mobile the batting stars we're
/ Cucto. tho imindtivo shortstop, who
Init safely three times and reached
fret uu Hii five of his trials, Manager
I Bort Nichofr whose two home runs
Accounted FOR all four Of his teams
runs. ana Third Baseman Mullen and
/ Catcher Baker with two ana three
| hits respectively.
Thompson bright Star.
Frank Thompson ~ Tulsa ana
Cueto and Noihorf Of tho visitors
we're the defensive stars Of the con-
test Thompson had five vicious
ground h1lla smashed into his terri
tory during the game. and he turned
every one OF them into an out. IL Is
said OF Thompson that he IL great
money player, a good man In the
pinch, and he certainly played the
part in the first game of tho big
series. Cucto. covered lots OF ground
and handled every bah nicely. the
throw. NIeEoff had nine chances IN
tho field and handled them all fault
lessly.
Bochicr likely tn Start To-day.
with the Initial game In their
pockets the oilers viii go after the
second game thia afternoon and try
to pile up lead that will carry
them to ultimate success. George
Rochler. Tuleo's star rlght-handcr,
who won as games In tho Western
lcnEue championship season, is the
probable Tulsa mound selection.
Who viii pitch for Mobile Is n ques-
tlon hard 10 answer. Perhaps Man
aRer Niehof will give Henry, his
left handler. another chance. lie
only pitched 10 three men Friday
IL is believed moro probable. how
ever. that he will either call on
Lefty Fuhr. who won three games
for him In the Fort Worth series, or
steamboat" Fulton, his best right
hand bet.
Danforth Strikes out Ten.
Except for the two occasions when
Niehoff polod the bail out of the
lot with Cueto on ahead. Danforth
was complete master ~ the Bears In
the plnches. Dave famed n total
OF 10 men. many OF the strike-outs
/
effective pitching IN emphahlZed by
tho fact that 10 Mobile players were
| left stranded on the paths.
only one man reached first OFF
| Danfor,h in the first inning, Cueto
getting the first OF his three hits.
| in tine second Mullen singled with
one gone, but the next two hattcrs
couldn't advance him. In the third
| the Bears threatened whom ID. VIII
| liams walked and an error by Nc
| Ginnis put Danforth In the hole. but
| Dave famed Manager Niehoff and
was out Of danger when Lamb made
n nice catch on Mulvey's short fly.
In tha fourth after two were out,
| Huhn singled oHd Baker got an In
| field hit. but McGinnls retired the
side by making n fast play on Acos-
/ ta's slow roller.
The Mobile Runs.
II was In the firth that the Cuoto-
! NlehUff combination first broke into
/ the limelight. with one out. Cueto
smashed II single through McGinnis
in deep short, and Niehoff. after
getting the count two and three and
fouling several, picked on ono right
over the middle and the ball sailed
over the left field fence. In the
sixth lluhn walked and Baker
singled. and Dauforth was called on
TO show his speed. There was but
one out and Pope. pinch hitter
went 10 bat FOR AcOsta. banforti
set the crowd Ia cheeNing madly by
tanning Pope and ID. Williams.
Cueto opened the seventh with q
double and Niohoff put the Rear
to within one run OF Tulsa by get
ting HIS second home run. MulveS
followed with a Texas Lacquer {,
left which Bennett oycrran ana Mul
voy tried to stretch II TO two hasel
, hut was thrown out at second Laml
to Bauman. II was very close I lay
and "a half dozen Mobile player
charged Umpire Ormsby, who wa
calling them Mt second base, Orms
by was right ON top OF tho play
however, and there's no doubt bu
he was right.
, Danforth seemed To have weakened
In the fourth, fiXth, sixth and sew
, enth, but he came back after tn
seventh and held the bears sat
thereafter. Baker got n single in tn
eighth, but the other three mel
couldn't deliver, and I'm the nintl
Danforth turned back Niehoft, Mul
vey ana II. Williams. three of Mo
bile's best In order.
Oilcr Rallies Interrupted.
. ] lnt OlltIA were fortunate "
punching their hits 20 advantage n
tho first and second innings, bu
later on they played in tough luck
In tho fourth with one out Danfortl
walked for the second time and Ben
nett got hlS third hit, Il single {,
center, II looked like another rea
rally, but Thompson hit a smoking
liner over third base that looked lik
4 sure two-haggcr only 10 have Mul
len spear it and turn Il into a douhl,
, play by whipping the BAH TO firs
while Bennett was still speeding to-
ward second
In tho fifth after Davis had hit hi
home run with none down. LAM
went all the way 70 second on Cueto'
bad throw and again II looked brigh
for Tulsa. Loliyelt singled cleanN
20 contor. but Mulvey came in fas
, on the ball and Lamb was thrown
/ out at the plate, Bauman and Cros
/ by lifted flee to the outfleld.
, After Sigman went TO the box II
p the sixth the Oilers were unable e
do anything noteworthy Bennett
; lgot his fourth hit in the sixth, It be
; ing a tap between first and secont
, that bounced bad TO Nlehoft
; Thompson walked IN tho seventh
, but his mates couldn't advance him
In the eighth the oilers went out II
r order.
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