The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
PRODUCERS NOSE
OUT WITH single
IN II INNINGS
Ketchum Pitches Throughout
Ten Frames and is Pulled,
But Scout Had an Eye
on Him Just the Same.

II was long drawn out affair at the
ball park Sunday and was game
filled with snappy work. inconsistent
cies bad breaks and errors. but the Pro
ducers rode the tide and at the end of
II innings retired their visitors from
the field, and told Bogus to hang up
another score in his victory column.
1t was mot until the sixth frame that
Producers We're able to get a dog fall
with the Bonhamites ana then with
three scores alike the goose eggs hailed
down. Bogus men as usual took their
places around the sacks in nearly ev-
cry frame but opportune stick work
didn't show up In the eighth and again
In the tenth the circuit was filled with
PRODUCERS runners but they perished
under Ramsey's onslaught.
It was big day in the life of Gus
ketchum. A scout from Connie Mack's
Athletics sat in the grand stand and
Gus knew what had called him here.
After permitting the first visitor up 10
take free trip to first because he
couldn't see the rubber plate Gus had
the thing whittened and then proceeded
10 administer the poison. 1t was in
the second frdame that Bonham made
her first run. Atkins, first up. singled
Mckay was brushed off with a ball and
Umpire OHearne. donated sack. Then
II came-the infield fluke, and Atkins
crossed the rubber.
Atkins Deals Misery
Producers got man 10 the last stop
in the first inning and a man on the
middle bag In the second. but their fol.
lowers wilted under Ramsey's glare.
The willow work of Atkins, Bonham's
hitting ace, again caused trouble in the
fourth frame when he and Mckay both
singled and Ramsey, visiting hurler,
brought them across the counting board
with single. But that was their last.
The Bonhamites reached third base
once more and second only three times
during the remainder OF the game.
Nokes was given the first sack In the
fifth inning when Ramsey failed 10
find the plate. He stole second from
under Whites eye and brought in the
first run on Clopp's two-sacker. In the
sixth. Alex Bogus led off and drove
the pill over the left field fence for one
Of the longest hits of the season. Jones
single. Behrens walk and an error by
Grant, Bonhams left fielder. brought
across the score that tied the count
1t was a pitchers dual for four good in
nings between Ramsey and Ketchum
and they both filled the bill Ramsey 5
support wasn't extra good, though, and
the sacks were covered constantly, be-
Ing filled in the eighth and tenth.
Goes Into the Eleventh
Ketchum was pulled in the tenth to
try to make the batting average fatten
but 1t didn't work until the eleventh.
Timer stood on his firing line and let the
visitors down without effort. Clopp op-
ened with single in the eleventh and
Truesdale followed suit Bogus went
down on Ramsey's error and the sacks
were filled. Youngs fly TO left fielder
grant was enough, he dropped it. and
the winning score came home.
The League leaders left home this
morning for friendly visits on five Tex
as lots. Bogus leaves his first calling
card at Sherman where he intends 10
fatten his per centage Just two games
more. His crew leaves Sherman Tuesday
night for a couple OF games with the
MeXia Gushers. Here he expects the
boys will be called upon for all they've
got. A short vacation in the way Of
three games with the present taienders,
Corsicana. lays in store for the boys.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Green.
Vile then acts as host for two games
and Red Snapp for the three following
days. Producers return home on July %,
bringing with them Greenyille for
three.day visit