The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18

the late innings alter lulSa
once taking the lead and aga
Jack LclI,o,rs uovcr-sny-dio out
~ tried vull1utly TO make lt i3 ln a
row, md % was a toc-to-too battle
from beginning 10 end. but ihu ter
rifle strain under which team la
bors after loug march OF success
was plainly apparent II could be
seen when luflolders were called
upon tu handle difficult ground
balls and when OutflcldoTs were
knocking down hits iu an effort To
cut off runs gt the plate. u also
may have had something 10 do with
tho work OF the pitchers. carl
Black being pounded hard In tho
six innings he worked, ana Max
RaChac, going I'm In tho seventh
with the score tied. yielding the
winnng runs In tho eighth and
ninth.
CASTOR Turns Trick.
II seemed tho irony of fate that
n former Oiler--nn Oiler CaAt-off at
that--should he in the box for the
opposition when the tulsa run OF
victory came to an end. But such
was the case. Big clyde Williams.
who played in tho outfleld for Tulsn
couple OF years ago and was
shipped to okmulgee. then go!n. 20
Kansas city as n pitcher, then TO
joplin and finally To Sioux CITY, wac
the Finger who turned the trick. AZ
that II was the powerful Packer at
tack more than tho puzzlors Of VII
liams that stopped tho oilers VII
liams was hit hard and oten In the
first six innings whom all the Tulsa
runs--siN and all of them earned
came. lie settled down In the last
three, however, permitting only one
man TO reach first base. In the
eighth and ninth, when the fans
clamored loudly and continually for
rally. ho turned the homo swattcrs
back in one-two-three order.
The Packers have been hard for
Tulsa all year. w TO Saturday they
had won five aud lost two to Tulsa,
and now the margin Is larger. But
Tulsa will go after Mattlck's aggre-
CATION Sunday determined to get
some revenge. Tho Tulsa pitching
ace, George Boohlor, who has been
a complete mystery to all opponents
in his last eight or ten s.arts. will
be on the firing line opposed In all
probability by Jack Tesar. More
over. Manager Jack Lelivelt will be
back In the game with his biz bat.
Jack left the lineup more than n
week ago with a pair OF fractured
ribs. lie has been ready 10 get back
In the game for two or three days,
but wouldn't change the lineup
while the team was on a winning
streak.
The Packers Scored First.
1t was free hitting game Satur-
day In the early innings. Sioux City
started after Black right off the
reel. drawing first blood in the first
inning on Matticks single and steal
and Elsh's safety through the In
field
Pitcher Black put Tulsa run
nhead in the second. Bauman
tripled, Crosby walked and stole and
Black sent both In with a resound-
ing single to center Black was out
trying to stretch the hit.
The Packers hit Black hard In
the third, Williams opened with n
double and scored when Bennett
tuggled the bah on Mattick's single.
Elsh's second hit was a double 10
center, scoring his manager. The
Sioux City swuttinE peo was inter
rupted when Metz crashed zippng
liner directly into the hands of Nc
Ginpis and Elsh was doubled at see
ond. They added another In tho
fourth when Ostergard parked the
ball with none on, Shapgllng also
doubled In this round But the hit
was wasted.
In their half of the same round
tho oilers climbed to within one run
of Sioux city on stuarts single. n
wild pitch and Lambs two -bugger.
In the fifth Sioux City started
rally with two down and added
run on three solid hits, Elsh start
ed II with his third hit, a double,
and Metz and OsterPurd followed
with singles, Bennett took Palmer's
a III 40. I.s .ltI Ia. .ttx \
ThOmpson's error on Williams
grounder and the first of two triples
by Mattick gave Sioux city It's sixth
marker,
Oilers Best Effort in sixth.
The sixth witnessed the Oilers in
their most aggressive attack In
which they scored three runs and
ued the score. A prodigious home
run by Lyman Lamb opened the
round. The ball was hit over the
centerfiold fence at the deepest
point, far over the wall, too. II was
one of the longest drives Of the year.
Baumnn grounded To hemingway
Then McGinnis singled aud Crosby
scored him with n triple 20 right, and
Tex chased ia "A moment later on
passed ball. Manager Lelivelt hattCd
for Black, but rolled out TO Palmer
and Thompson was thrown out by
Williams for the third killing after
Bennett had walked. After this
Williams had the Oilors on his hip
oni every attempt nj a rally failed.
Rachac took up tho Tulsa hurung
burden in the seventh and started
auspiciously, cutting the Packers
down IN order ana tanning Frank
Metz for good measure. lie re-
ceiyed big hand, But In the eighth
lie taltored and the Packers won.
with one down Robinson singled
and shangling doubled and Williams
sent In the winning run with sac
ritice lily 10 Bennett. 4 good throw
would have cut down tho runner, but
Benny missed the plato by feet.
Matuck then polcd his second tri-
lle, scoring Sh1ugliug, The raak-
ers added their last run in tho
ninth when Elsh walked, Metz was
hit. Ostergard sacrificed and Elsh
scored on Palmers infield out. J
Tulsa Braves II, Boosters 4.
The Tulsa Braves defeated the
Tulsa Boosters il TO 4 at Lee Stadi-