The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28

Hgachac's performance in the box
sust the hard hitting Missourians
.na equal Of any bit OF mound
In exhibited In Tulsa this sea-
Tho youngstcr was sent 10 the
tap I'm the first inning after the
- has scored two runs Off
e. and had the bases all occu-
Es5 with none out. one run came
on a sacrifice fly and from then
tha tulsa goal line was un-
Ben41 Only twice In the sue
kad.ns innings was Rachac in trou-
and each time he twirlcd out
4 ,he hole with colors flying. only
Ee scattered hits, all singles, We're
4 ded by Rachac in the fun nine
[,irgq. and the wreckcrs I'm the
4 M batting order-Fisher, Bono
r. and McDouald--all went hit
n after he marched TO the firing
A Hit in Pinch.
lR,umans part in the victory was
Ia. as important. In the first in
H. Rauman came to bat with the
NJ full. two out and Tulsa three
y, behind. His prodigious double
Hilnst the fence in deep left cen
n cleaned the sacks aud made Il
y xen-Stephen. paddv's defensive
No. also was OF the 2i-karat order.
III handled ten chances without
Il 5155ie and his play on Olson's
n 10 roller back Of second In the
ID r.h inning brought the crowd In
M erauds,and to its feet cheering.
r @ whole Oiler team played fault
Il ,y behind RachaC ana there were
narv pretty bits Of fielding.
q ger the first inning when st
ID Knocked Black from tho box
H. the Oilers counted four times
hits. bases on balls and an error,
n game was a eat pitching duel
II wecn Rachac and Alex McColl
n of the best of St. Joe's galaxy
n star boXmen.
Twas Ladies' Day
4 In was ladies' day and the grand
knd was we'll filled with fans to
Beer the oilers on 10 the victory
L.; gave them the lead over the
kgue makers in the series.
lsa now has won two games to
! Joc's one in the important four
b. engagement, and with George
5eh.er to start wednesday, Man
ter Lellvclt has high hopes Of TAX
Is three out Of four. Boehler, with
t,een victories under his belt hopes
gather his sixteenth at the eX-
&nse Of the leaders. He has con-
hcred st. Joe three times in as
Aany starts this season. Lindberg,
3e only 81. Joe box star not seen
n action in Tulsa this season, may
n Manager Smiths selection TO op-
n Sc Boahlet. and there also is "A
Nslblitv that Karl Adams. the ex-
ylor will be the choice.
Take to Port-S -Sidcrs
II there's one thing tho mauling
eants love better than anything
se it's Just any old kind OF left
handed pitching. And when Mana
J. Lellyelt let II be Hnown that
7u'hpaw Black would essay to hurl
T. the oilers a iollificatiun meet
b was hold about the saint bench
/ |1 arousinE reception for Carl was
l-ango1. If there had been time
+ Saints no doubt would have had |
= band but and all that. But as
wAs-
Blacks port side slants and bend
= we're like fruited llmeades 10 |
hasehit-huugry Angels. Ivy OIL |
IA led OF In the first with a juicy /
2rge 10 the middle garden and I.
hnny Corriden leaned against one /
4 Justify that It didn't stop until the /
lH-field fence interforred. Olson /
used at third long enough TO let /
fagkie uncork a wild pitch on |
/ ich he trotted home and Cor |
Zen moved along 10 the hot cor |
AZ this stage Rachac and Witte |
l''led to the bullpen and began the /
4 rminE up process. And II was /
Pei that they did. Fisher drew |
lr wide ones and Joe Bonowitz |
hacked q single 10 left scoring Cor |
{ den. Tony DEBATE saw Rachac |
a'mlng up and decided TO get in on |
T. fun while it lasted. He crashed |
\ ong fly against the fence in center |
'ch went for n single simply be- |
Xe the baserunners were fooled |
~ ball.
u Prospects Dark.
what an awful situation! Bases |
W. two runs in, nobody and old |
o'y Mcdonald, just about as |
l'gerous n hitter as any pitcher |
T. ','a care 10 meet IN n dark alley. |
mi Hopes Cf an Oilor victory |
I,s1ady disappearing.
|, Hopng to make the slaughter as /
gpaIeSs as possible Manager Ie- |
'vN waved out and summoned /
unS R1ohac to take up the burden /
tnG burden, by the way. would have
aqe a comfortable load for tho I.
MW-Known shoulders Of Atlas
40 pitcher could have delivered |
leF lAon aid the youngster. He |
. tsea Mcdonald to drive a fly |.
lamb on which Fisher ramblod
stevenson rolled an easy
~ under to Stuart. forcing Defate,
i,.o handler popped a fly IN front Of
rs. p,ale 10 Crosby. Thus three
,ne out In a hurry when il looked |
,ov. putting the Saints out was
Nt 70 imnossibIe
"a oilers Come Back.
49, iar os run-ma&inE was con-
~, me first inning was the
,n spot or the game, for the oilers
, y.. rlght back at the enemy with
r,..seance Bennett opened with
l,gi,.' 70 Bonowitz but Thompson
Far,,,t 10 center. Bonowitz made a
rrsLaIean effort 10 make diving
n ,Lsahd catch Of Thompson's liner
ei,b grass, but couldn't get away
sra ~ Then Nank Davis walked
-lrs ne crowd began pleading for
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