The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
HAUGLAND FIRST
TULSA HURLER TO
WIN TWO GAMES
He Also Drives in Win
ming Runs; Richmond
Lasts Third of Inning
By II. 4. nRDGEwATEn

Jack Leliyclt's maulers fell
upon the southpaw slants of
Karl Black with ghoulIsh giee
Thursday afternoon at Nc
Nulty park, touching him for
- solid base hits for a tota!
of % bases in the five and
onc-lhird innings he toiled on
the hilltop and the result was
"a li-to-G victory for the Oil
ers in the opening game of the
series of four with Dick
Brcen's outfit.
Coincidence for BLACK
THory.H no occasion for Black 10
su.,r convent OF 80 OFT by himself
aud brood over tho outcome. how
,t.r rnr hn was the second high
olH.. pu.ta.dcr tp bo mpnhandlcd by
the OuDu this wcot. Okrlo Of Omaha
having mot similar fatc on Mon
day
Little oscar Haugland. who
trimmed ONrio Monday. also had the
honor OF humDling Black lie was
t'II| TO iIIN l|IhNNIh VI Allf III ~ ~"
ming after Dos Moiucs had battcd
Richmond out OF tho box and pltcnod
steady game throughout. especial
iy m the late innings. Tho victory
gapO llauglsnd tho distinction OF be-
ing the urst Tulsa pitcher to achieve
two victories
a Great Day for the IIlttcrs.
Tho oilers indeed enjoyed the re-
past served up by Manager Brocn--
enjoyed il most ravcnously. Hitting
has boon plentiful In almost every
gumo Of tho season, but so far az
Tulsa was concerned Thursdaya
stlckfcst surpassed anything that
has gone before. Yank Davis. Luke
stuart, IicrsChcl Bennett. Frank
Thompson and last. but not least,
Manager Lcliyelt. connected for cir
cult Wnllops. In addition Davis got
pair of doubles and Bennett,
Thompson. Stuart and Crosby also
broke into the two-base hit column
with one each. Tho other four Oiler
hits were n pair OF singles by Haug-
land and one each by Lollvelt and
BHuman. Every man I'm the Oilor
lineup got ono or moro hits save
Richmond. and the only reason he
didn't was the fact that no didn't
face the opposing pitchers.
Richmond Speedily Settled.
Brocns boys, who had managed
TO win but ono game In seven when
they struck Tulsa, started off like
they meant business. They scored
three runs In the first off Richmond
before Haugland could walk from
tho bullpen to the mound on n pair
OF bases on balls and smashing
doubles by Wagner and Horan.
The oilers crawlod up 10 w.ta.a
one OF Des Moines In their half OF
the samc. Bennett hit the first ball
pitched for homer over the center
field fence. Stuart. who followed,
back in the gamo after several days
OF illness, cracked n line drive that
would have left tho park but for the
interference OF some telephone
wires. IL went for n double and
Luke counted on Davis two-baser
TO right.
The Des Molnes scoring was fin
ishcd in tho next two innings. Breen
parked tho bah In the second with
none on ana In the third Mllan's
double and singles by Horan and
Yuma accounted for two moro runs.
This was all for the Boosters.
Then the Pretty Fireworks.
Then the oilers SGT about 10 win.
stuart drove the BAH far over tho
left field fence I'm tho third with
the bases empty. Tho boys were
passive until the fifth when they
settled the controversy Bauman
opened this session by walking and
Lollvolt followed with n long single
to right. Then Frank Thompson
made the score 6-love by rapping
the bail smartly over the conterfieid
fence.
Tex Crosby continued the rally
with double to tho centerfield
fence after McGinnis had been re-
tired, and Haugland drove In what
proved to he the winning run with
a single 20 left. lie went 20 second
on the throw to tho plate nnt
counted n moment later when Tur
Eeou threw wide on Bennett
groundor.
The six additional Oiler runs wer'
Incidental and scattered through tn
next three innings. Davis secon'
double and n long homer by Lellvel
in the sixth produced n pair an,
sent Black TO tho showers. Wit
TAYLOR on the mound a hit hntsman
base on balls ana Nank Davis
sixth home run OF the year brough
in three more IN the seventh, AM
Ronnetts double and lIaugland'
single manufactured the fourteenth
Iuu in the eighth,