The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-27
LeIUeH'S
BOEHlER HANGS
UP 22ND GAME;
SHERMAN WINS
Tulsa Sluggers Make Life
Miserable for Bears
Twirling Staff

Rperial 20 Tho Nnfld.
DENVER. colo, July 2G.-Tho
Bears were slaughtered 60 n Romnn
holiday tune again boday and Tulsa
took two. tho first b to 4, and tho
tecond 10 3.
George Boohler and Herb HAN
ciashed in pitching duel In tho
first gamo Bochlcr winning lie won
not because hlH team played good
baseball. but because pilot BIN
Rogers Kicked che ball IN the pinch
allowing the winning runs 20 score.
The oilers had already huntod the
game away and giving II back 10
them was an net of charity. that
killed tho enthusiasm OF the local
club for the rest of tho day and
Sherman found them comparatively
onsy victims In the second battle.
Jimmy cross tried start In the
second game but no was Wild and
ne lost the game In tho first two
scsslonH. Salisbury went In and
checked the Hlugging oilers hut u
but " was too late. Lellvclt doubled
in tho second inning with ono out
and scored on Humans aluRlN TO
right. Bouman stole second and
galloping home when Crosby Hnglod
20 left. This lead the oilers held
20 the fourth whom they blew up and
Kicked tho bah 20 all corners OF tho
lot.
Give Game Away.
After two were out. Rodgers
singled TO center, his second hit OF
the day Parker popped up 10 Nc
Glnnls who dropped the ball. Ho
threw to catch Rodgers at third and
Thompson dropped throw. Hall
slammed n long double TO center and
l.N hn All
uation untll the sixth.
Davis walked. Lamb filed out 20
center and I,elivelt forced Davis
at second. Btumau slammed n triple
that brought Lclivclt pnrading over
with tally that put tho oilers out
in front. MCGinnis filed out 20
center and the side was out. The
ncars took the lead again In tho
seventh when another furry or or
rors upset the oilers. Kerr singled
through Thompson. Long was satc
on liner too hot for LellVelt.
shanley smashed n groundor 90 Bau-
man who fumblcd It and Patterson
hit another ne Bochler, tho Tulsa
pitcher threw TO catch STANLEY at
second and McGlnnis dropped tho
ball, Kerr coming In OBrlen
grounded to McGinnis but Shanlcy
tailed on tho play Rodgers ground
ed out TO BaumRn to retire the side.
with the Bears in the lead, tho
Oilers came up In the eighth. Thomp-
son was safe when Parker made n
moss OF hail that should have
been left TO Hall. Davis beat out
an infield hit. Lamb grounded
an infield hit. Lamb grounded out
TO Patterson but both men advanced
n base. Rodgers held n council o.
war and Lelivclt was passed pur
posely. II was the fight stintegN
for Bauman grounded easily into
his hands for the double play that
would retire tho side. hut Bill was
too anxious and he booted It, lost
Il In the air ana both Thompson
and Davis scored.
second Was Easy,
Boehler famed three men 10 re,
tire the side in the ninth ana hc
Rears had lost another ball game
The second game was largely the
story of the downfall OF Jimmy
Gross. lie walked Bennett who stole
second and went to third on XII
huliens wild throw. Thompson
grounded out to Podgers and Ben,
nett scored Davis walked 6ni
scored on lambs triple. Lellvel
walked but BaumRn grounded t'
Groas who threw out Lamb on 2
close play NJ WV IlhN'' Nv
centerfieldcr was sent 20 the snow
ers for protesting tho decision toe
stronuously. McGlnnis filed out t'
Rodgers for tho last out.
Comes and Long singled In m
first and Shnnlcy drove them u
with trlplo TO right, STANLEY wa
caught trying n double steal an'
the inning ended,
Crosby smashed homerun q
contcrfield hs tho second opened
bennett followed with a triple an
Thompson drove him I'm with n ain
gle. Thompson stolo second an
Davis sent him scampering owe
with double. Salisbury took IN
mound and stuart who had take
lambs place singled scoring Davis
Ielivelt and Bauman were cas-
victims and the tragedy was over
The Hears made gallant attemp