The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-25
TULSA DROPS TO
THIRD PLACE AS
SIOUX CITY WINS
Rally in Eighth Inning
Falls One Run Short
Of Tying Count

Special 10 Tho world
DENVER, Col., July 24.--It was
the battle of thu Marne ana tho vic-
tory Of Jutiand rolled up In ono.
The Bcars, torn and exhausted,
emerged from the terrific ElugEing
match victorious, sending the Tul-
sans back into third place The
score was - 10 ~ and indlcnteH
that It was n froliosomo day 10 say
the least.
II was hard day for pitchers ono
of those days when pitchers Hrc Just
In there to throw the ban up To tho
plate. salisbury tried It for Denver
and he stayed until the eighth. when
the oilers began ooZing up In the
score sheet, Dick Buncly stopped
the rally. but Rodgcra agreed Win
tho fans hat n was u task for his
best pitchers IN the final sceglon ana
Hall went In to stop the oilers In
their tracks. on the other hand,
Tulsa twlrlers Jared little better. Me
Iaughlln was shakcy from the start
and no went to the bad ia the
fourth, whore LukanoYic started his
workout Iuknnnvic stayed long
enough TO loso the game and gnyo
way 10 Hnugland. who finished
strong. but too late.
- For Davis.
OF tho season over the right field
fence In the eighth inning. but no
one was on bases ana It did little
damage. Every mcmhcr ot both
teams hit but Mclaughlin, ana he
had only two tries and is to be cx-
cused
Lelivelt singled to start Off the
second inning. Bauman slammed
safely to left field. McGlnnis
boosted both mon along with n sac
rifice and Croahy brought them In
with single to right. Mclaughlin
forced McGlnnis at second and
Bennett singled.
Thompson Delivers.
Thon came the boy who busted up
a good ball gamc Sunday Thomp-
son smashed triple 10 tho right
field fence that scored two more.
Davis popped up to Shanley and the
side went out. The Bears went out
easily In the second and Salisbury
appeared to be settling down in the
third. Tho third was n glorious timo
for the Rear sluggers. Salisbury
started the inning with n single 20
center. Comes flied out and Kerr
walked. Long drove In Salisbury
with n single TO center and STANLEY
cleaned house with u triple. Pattcr-
and with the score tied tho inning
ended
The Oilers tied tho tally In the
fourth. Bennett singled to center
inter two were out and Thompson
doubled, scoring Bennett. Davis then
singled, but Thompe>h, by bit OF
poor base running, was caught at
the plate.
Big Session.
Then camo the big session for the
Bruins. Everything that can happen
In a ball gamc happened IN this
inning and seven runs piled up for
the locals. Rodgers took one of
McLaughlin's slanta In tho back and
walked to start II Off. Parker sin
glcd and Lclivelt called In LIkanovic
TO relieve Mclaughlin. Salisbury
grounded to McGinnis. who tried 10
catch Rodgers at third ana failed.
The bases were full and Lukanovic
was Wild as a mountain trout. lie
walked Comes, forcing I'm Rodgera,
walked Kerr, ana forced In Parker.
Long singled through to Thompson
and Salisbury Tailed. STANLEY elm
sled to center and Comes and Kerr
Joined the parade, Patterson filed 10
center, hut O'Brien drove In Long.
Rodgers singled and Shanley
romped over, Parker singled, hut
Salisbury ended tho. session with a
grounder 10 Lukanovic.
with tho score II To the battling
Tulsans kept nicking Salisbury for
run here and a run there untl the
eighth opened. Score stood ~ to s.
Davis smashed his home run to start
II off. Lamb lifted 10 left. but Leli-
welt doubled, Rauman singled. and
lelivelt, by considerable effort,
scored McGinnls triplcd ncoring
Bauman, ana here Salisbury hung up
HE hoe. Bouelly went In and Crosby
filed out TO Long, scoring Crosby lust
one short Of tying tho rolllckinF
Bears. Haugland too flied out and
the side was retired