The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

Complete Puzzle I'm Late HOUNDS.
For the first third OF the battle
the men of Belivelt connected hard
and rather frequently with Dulanti's
offerings and he seemed to have
trouble In locating the plate also.
Hut after Luke Stuart had opened
Tuisa's half OF tho fourth with a
home run, not hit did the recruit
HEAVIER permit only 10 men faced
him In the remainder OF the game.
Bauman, who walked In the ninth,
being the only one OF that number TO
reach first base In safety.
DuIanti, who is 26 yenrs old. was
secured by Manager Chick Mattick
OF tho Packers 10 days ago to flll
the vacancy created on the bay
staff when Cy Williams jumped.
Last year he In said to have won
20 games and lost two with n semi
pro club In North Platte. He is a
big fellow with good curve bail
but no great amount of steam and
fair control Manager MattiCh con-
niders him, a very good proapuot
especially IN view OF his Initial sue
cess against the leagues leading
clouters.
Russell Quickly Knocked out.
Despite Dulnnti's excellent work.
the oilers might have won but for
the merciioss onslaught released by
the Packers against their old team
mate. Lefty" Russell. who essayed
TO fool them with his southpaw
slants.
A fusillade OF crashing tasehlts
greeted Russell in the opening in
ming. Hamilton opened by sending
one over the rightfleld well and Hem
ingway duplicated over the left. Elsh
then bounced a single OFF Russells
glove and Metz cracked a double to
center. scoring his centerf!elder. Os-
car Haugiand was rushed to the res
cue at this juncture. lie stopped the
rally ana hurled credltably the rest
of the way. allowing only three runs
In the nine full Innings. but his
mates never could overcome the
Packer lead though II looked in the
early innings as II they would.
After the vlsitora had counted
their three In the opener Tulsa
couldn't register In their half. In
the second with two down Hamilton
hit his second homo run OF the day.
Increasing the Packers lead TO four.
Anderson Misses One.
II was In the last OF tho second
that the Oilers made their big bid
for victory. only to have what looked
20 be bad decision by Umpire An
derson epoil their chance. Lelivelt
led off with a Texas Lacquer to left
that went for two bases when Mat
tick overran Il. He moved to third
on Bauman's out and Stuart scored
him with a line double TO center.
Crosby followed stuart with sin-
gle to left, scoring Luke, ana Tex
advanced TO the middle station when
Mattick let the ball get away from
him. Haugland then came UP and
soon had Dulanti in the hole with a
count OF three balls and two strikea.
The Packer pitchers next offering
looked high and outside and Haug-
land started for first, but Umpire
Anderson called II strike three"
II IL had been called a ball the oilers
would have had two on and one out
Instead OF one on and two out. With
this strikeout under his belt Dulanti
who had been wobbling seemed TO
take new courage. and the side was
retired when Bennett lifted to Mat
tick.
Both teams scored one IN the
third. Sioux City's marker again
came on four-bagger. Metz this
time parking the ball. The Oilers
came near upsettlnR Dulanu again.
Thompson and Davis walked TO start
with. Lamb crashed n hot ground
er right into Palmers hands and a
double play resulted. Thompson
moving to third whence he scored
q moment later on Lelivelts hit
that bounded over Hamilton's head
In the fourth the oilers scored
their last run and made their last
hit. Stuart opened the round with
a homer over the left field fence,
After that Dulsnh had them in his
pocket.
Oscar Tight In Pinchcs.
siouz City hit Haugland frequent
ly throughout the rest OF the game.
but could score only once more.
That was In the sixth when Elsh
singled, stole second. moved TO third
on crosby's ic~ throw and stole
homo as Iaugland wound up. At
all other stages Haugland tightened
In the pinches and cut down the
Packer batsmen. Haugland famed
Ostergard for the third out I'm the
fifth with men on second and third.
In the eighth he struck out Dulanti
and Hamilton IN turn with base
runners on second and third.
Packers and oilers will close their
four-game series Saturday after
noon. II win be the Packers last