The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-26
II, Is. 4. nItIDGEMAIEn


sportnr cliI.- of The World
SIOUX CITY Aug 2o.a-Aftor put
ting up ifeloH ball in tho lon two
scu,s with 81 joe pud WIChit, as
opponents the Packers Ha was to ho
expected. started playing their
blooming heads OR the minute the
oilers hIt town ana took am exciting
10-iuuing struggle from the Tongue
leaders this afternoon z to &.
The oilers fought gamcly through
out aglluat their old link, once forg-
ing ahead from three runs In the
rear ana lutor pushing up from be-
hind 10 tio the count in the ninth.
Blnmo the JmpS.
Al that the Sioux city players do
not deserve nll the credit for their
win today. A great share ut the
glory should bo awarded 10 Umpire
Ollie Anderson. who went stone
blind IN the tenth long enough to
rob the oilers OF double play and
put the Packers In position to push
the winning run over. Pitcher Lefty
Wilson, who hurled thu whole game
for the Soos. opened the tenth with
n single to right. Hamilton then
rolled an easy bOunder TO Haugh-
land. Oecar whipped the bah 10
Bauman forcing Wilson and 20
everybody In tho ball lot II looked
like Bauman's throw to Lelivelt had
Hamilton out by a fun step. but An
derson called him safe. Manager
Lelivelt kicked like a roped steer
but 20 no avail and Hamilton was
left on FIRST. II Anderson had called
the play right there would have been
two out and nobody on base. Hem
inRway followed with a hop fly that
cleared the right field screen and
Hamilton pulled up AZ third. Welsh
connected perfectly with the squeeze
play and Hamilton raced over with
the winning run.
Free Hitting Game.
IL was a free hitting nlp-and-tuck
bnitic from the start. Hollis Mc-
Laughlin. who occupied the mound
for the Oilers, was touched for 4
hits and six runs before giving way
10 n pinch hitter In the eighth. The
oilers nicked Lefty Wilson for eight
one -basers, four doubles and n triple
by Lamp.
The 500 annexed a three-run mar
gin In the second and third. Three
hits and "a short passed ball gave
them one in the second and In tho
next frame ANGLES by Hemingway
and Ostergrad and Metz double gave
them pair.
Big Inning In FIFTH.
Tho oilers found the plate In tho
fourth. solid doubles by Bauman and
lelivelt producing a run. Bhe fifth
was their best inning. n trio putting
them one ahead for ii few minutes
Mclaughlin led off with single
aud BENNETT doubled into the riv
Thompson's sacrifice fly scored Nc.
After Davis had popped 10 Hnmil' on
Lamb smashed n triple against the
center field fence scoring Bennett
and Lamb himself scored a moment
later on Lelivelts single to center
The Sioux refused TO stay behind
however and gistered three them.
selves in their half of the same. Met
walked with two d wn, Ostergnrd
doubled into the river. Eddie Palmer
then hit a long home run over the
fence in left center, scoring his tvs
mates ahead of hun. This was tn,
las for the packers until they wor
It in the tenth. IN the meantim,
the oilers struggled along without
doing anything worthy OF note unit
the eighth whom LeliVelts third ait
a single, gave them another start
Baumnn walked and after McGinni,
had popped to Query. Crosby drov,
his skipper in with single to cen,
ter stuart hRtted FOR Mclaughlin
hut "a long and high fly TO left wa,
all he could muster.
Tied In Ninth.
Bennett opened the ninth with his
third hit. a single TO right. anC
Thompson promptly sacrificed hin
10 second. yank Davis had beer
having rough day both at bat ant
In the field, and Dutch" Witte wa,
called In to hit for him, Witte cam,
through with single again 20 tn,
screen In right, Bennett stopping a
third Lamb drove him across will
the ueine-Iun with a fly TO dceI
left.
Oscar llaughlaud had taken M
the pitching burden when MoI,augh
lin was removed and lie cut dowI
tho Packers In the eighth and ninth
In the tenth tho first two Oiler
were out but crosby doubled to cen
ter only to die there when Haugh
land famed. Then came the disas
trous tenth, the result as alread,