The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-30
with the Saints.

with the Saints.
The victory gave the Oilers n
record OF As games won and 80 lost
for the season to date, which is their
high mark so far. their percentage
being 900 even. This is a very
respectable standing, peunant-
winning figure in most leagues and
one that tine boys nave done well
10 achieve 20 early in the summer
after such a slow start
Powerful and timely hitting be-
hind the effective relief pitching OF
oscar Haugland carried Belivelt's
me- TO success In the initial en-
counter with the ch mpions. Joe
Bergcrs boys romped on Carl Black
in the first three innings and
punching their bingles with the un-
steady support accorded the south
I raw had scored seven runs when
J he was taken out in the fourth and
HauFland substituted They could
never cross the Tulsa goal line af-
ter oscar mounted the hilltop,
and the oilers proceeded 10 knock
the veteran Fred Beebe almost into
the next county and grab the skirm-
ish.
Homcrs Win.
Homo runs won the game for
Tulsa and also were responsible for
nearly all of Wichita's tallics. The
first Of three Tulsa four-baggers
was by Luke stuart in the first In
nlng. accounting for two runs and
cutting down Wichita's lead at that
time to n pair. The next local cir
cult clout was by Manager Lellveit
himself in the third with two down
and two on. and the blow made the
score even at 6-all at the time. The
third and last Tulsa homer was by
Tex Crosby In the seventh. and this
was the blow that killed Father
Berger. Tex's lusty swat, finding
Lelveit on ahead, broke a II tie
existing at the time and put the bal,
game In the oilers old grlpsack.
just as spectacular at the time,
though not so important in the final
reckoning, were Wichita's two hom-
ers. The first was by Mcdowell In
the first inning and came with two
men on, giving wichita a big early
lead The other was "A terrific Cluu,
by Cart East IN the third, producing
two more OF the Izzies' seven bingles.
Four in First.
Wichita took a four-run lead in
the first, partly through hard hit
ting and partly because Of the
| breaks OF the game and unsteady
support accorded Black. The first
" man was out but Washburn bounced
hit off Blacks glove and Berger
singled to left. East then singled TO
left and Bennett. who fielded the
ball, threw to third instead OF TO the
plate TO nab Washburn who scored
from second. A good throw would
have got Washburn by feet. Biakes-
g grounded to Stuart and East was
caught and run down between third
and home. Mcdowell then knocked
the bail over the scoreboard, scoring
three more runs.
The oilers started in to whittlc
down this lead in their half OF the
same, Thompson singled and stole.
and with two out Stuart drove the
ball over the barrier in center
Neither team could score In the
SECOND but in the third the visitors
resumed. Berger was hit by a
pitched ball and East after swinging
vlciously for a first strike, caught
the next on the tip of his bat and
parked IL over center. Again
wichita was four ahead and 1t
looked dark.
Open Fireworks.
But the oilers were accustomed
10 coming up from behind and they
lost no time getting even. In their
halt OF the third they tied IL up,
Again the fireworks were touched
Oh with two down. Davis and
stuart walked with one out and
then Lamb flied to center. Bau-
mans single to center scored Davis
and a moment later Lellvelt put h..
team on even terms with tho encmy
ny hitting A long homer over right
lHat scored Stuart and Baumar
ahead
The fourth witnessed wichita s
!ast run and the departure Of Black
haaley singled. Beebe popped o.
crosby. Smith tapped TO Black
VINO throw 10 stuart attempting O.
start double nlay, but Luke in his
anxiety TO get rid Of the ball failed
10 stop on second and both runner,
We're called safe.
HaugIand Study.
- II might be stated right here tha'
haugiand carried II off we'll H
p'ched out Of the hole in the fOurtl
without more trouble and then heil
,ne witches scoreless throughout
tie was in little trouble up to th'
eighth when, after running the bas
's himself in the seventh, he weak
couple Of walks filled the bases, bu
oscar famed Manager Joe Berge
i9r the third out and was safe again
ne cut them in order in the ninth
The one-run lead the witches Sc
, cured In the fourth held good unit
4 me sixth when Tulsa again tied It
mm,.nnett's crashing tinEle 10 center
IAompson's sacrifice and Stuarti
single di9 II.
In the seventh the oilers won th'
game and knocked Beebe 10 th'
showers Bauman opened with
aahRIe and Lelivelt forced him To
r'shy then hit a hard one owe
tne wall in right center, and IN
scoring was ended for the day AZ
.er Haugland followed Crosby witt
double TO left Sellars replace,
hteehe. The left-hlnder was effect
ave the rest of the way,
Shockcr Out Of Hospital.
s,sF LOUIS. June 29.--Urbar