The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-29
BLACK IS VICTIM
IN FINALE WITH
) MATTICK'S CLUB
Oilers Play Eighth Round
Under Protest; JinX
Hang On to Last

Special to Ths world.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Aug. gs--
Sioux city made three out " five
from Tulsa. winning tho final game
" tho series 20 q. II waH any
body's game uulll the last man was
out. The Packers outhit the Oilers
two 10 one, but RoettEorH w'lduoHa
and the punching of hiH by Luli-
volts men kopt tho count nrnrly
oven
The eighth inning was the biz
atanZa OF tho home club. Sioux Guy
cnme 10 bat IN this franc ono run
behind and tucked the victory away
by sending two mon across tho plate,
Protest Game.
Jack Lolivclt. Tulsa manager, an
nounced after the seventh inning
that his mon would play tho tlghth
inning under protest on the grounds
that the contest should have ter
minated st the .ni rf the seventh,
Before the game. both managers
agreed that the battle should be
called at the first even Inning after
$3.50 o'clock. ana that an inning
would not be started after $40. By
the time that tho oilers hnd gotten
to their positions 10 start tho eighth,
Lelivelt claimed that II was then
time for the game to be called, but
Umpire Lewis ruled that the oilers
were stAlllnR on the way to their
positions. 40 the eighth frame was
played out resulting In Packer
victory.
Hemingway and Mattlck were the
hitting stars, each making three hita.
scoring run, and driving In one
ahead OF them,
Tulsa started tho scoring In tho
first Inning. Bennett walked but
Thompson struck out. Davis popped
out TO Hemingway but Lamb came
through with n double scoring Ben
melt.
The homo boys took tho lead in
tho second After two outs, Query
singled and Roottgor lifted one OF
Binck's offerings over the left-fleld
fence for a homer.
Evcned In Third.
Tho visitors made things even In
the third. Bennett was hit by n
pitched bali and was forced at see
ond by Thompson. Thompson stole
second and scored on Lambs second
double.
Crosbys homer IN the fourth
added another run TO Tulsa'a total.
The Packers forged to tho front I'm
the flfth stanza. Metz walked and
Mattick hit safely, Ostergard scored
the pair with n double to the CENTER
field fence, nnd came In later on
Roottger's blow,
The OklahomAn's brought their
total up to six In the next frame.
After two men were out, Thompson
walked and stole second and third
and scored when Davis was called
safe at first on a close plny. Lamb
walked and Lellvelt scored both
Davis and Lamb on n double to cen-
ter.
Blsh batted for Ostergard In the
seventh and doubled to center but
was called out stealing third on "A
close play. in which II appeared Elsh
had slld around Thompson for n
clean steal
Won In Eighth.
Hamilton started the eighth by
cracking the first ball pitched over
the ieft-fleld fence for homer.
tying the score. Hemingway then
dumped the ball into tho river for a
double. going to third ON Palmer's
neat sacrifice. Metz struck out but
Mattlck delivered the hit that won
the game, driving the bali to right
center, while Hemingway trotted IN
with the winning tally.
Sioux City has won l6 OF the "a
games played with Tulsa this yenr
the Oilers falling to win "A single
series OF the six played.