The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-23

ere, Jnc score DclIlE 10 W -, WI
contested, the count standing
In the oponor Uayc bauiorth made
uuonHcyS out " the Bears, while MS
team mates rompcd on Buck free.
man and VOorhcis for two scores ana
one hit and 10 runs. Dave hoId
the Rodgers athclctes 10 Two h'ta,
the first six innings. ana only eosed
up nftor tulsa had counted All 10
runs
Russell Had Hard Job.
Lefty Russell had much tougher
opposition In tho second, triumphing
over Herb Han, ace OF the Denver
staff. In great mound duel, twice
IN tho late innings. errors put RusH'll
in tho hole, but he came through
with some roul pinch pitching ana
pulled out with colors flying. In the
seventh and again IN tho eighth the
Bears had men on second and third
with nobody out. Tho first time tine
situation developed they needed but
one run to tic the score, but Ru@eH
wouldn't allow even a single taily IN
the eighth the oilers had increased
their margin to two and when one
Grizzly counted on n sacrifice fly,
didn't hurt the Tulsa standing.
Russell in his last two starts haS
looked nko tho Russell OF last sea
son. He has all of his old stuff, ana
will be mighty hHrd to beat II ne
continues at his present clip. pan
forth today was simply iuviucible. ITO
famed the Denver batsmcn almost
at will, whiting nine In the first six
innings. Russell also WAS there with
the strikeouts when they were need
ed lie famed seven. Nearly all the
Oilers enjoyed themselves with the
bat in the first game
Lamb Gets Two Ilomcrs.
Layman Lamb probably had more
fun than anybody else leading the
Tulsa attack with his Gath and 2bth
home runs OF tho year and a single
TO boot. Both were terrific drives
within the park, the first being hit
over Comes head In left and the
second a line drive through the same
field. Lamb also connected for "A
triple that scored Tulsas first two
runs In the second affray. Manager
Lelivelt who has been hitting the
ball right on the nose ever since tho
Oilers left homo was the leader In
number OF hits In the first game,
getting three singles ana double,
all his hits but one figuring In the
various Tulsa rallies, Thompson,
Baumhn, McGinnis and Crosby uoled
go-round.
Three In the First.
Tulsa counted three runs right OFF
the reel, In the first inning after
a scoreless second they came back,
in the third and cinched the verdict
with "A terrific rally that netted six
runs md drove Freeman from the
rubber. Lambs homer started II
and an avalanche OF base hits fol-
lowed.
The rest OF the game was n series
OF Tulsa attacks, runs coming almost
when the ollers pleased. Lambs
second homer inauguated n rally In
the sixth that netted four.
A Texas Lacquer by Jimmy Gross
following Obrien's triple in the
eighth robbed DuufOrth OF a shutout,
with the ice broken Dave eased up
and Shanley hit long fly to center
that Lamb misjudged and 1t went
for a homer,
Three in First Again.
The oilers started in the second
as they did In the first with three
runs and it looked like Hail would
be easy az had the other Bear pitch
ers. Bennett singled. Thompson
reached first on Hairs high throw,
Davis sacrificed both ahead and
Lamb tripled sending his two mates
over. Bauman's one baser scored
Lamb, Hall then settled down and
the game became a great pitching
battle.
Denver scored one In the second
on Patterson's triple and Cart
wright's sacrifice fly, and cut Tulsa's
lead to one In the sixth on Gross sin
gle and Shanlcy's double In the
seventh II looked Ike Denver might
win, when errors by McGlnnlns and
Thompson put runners on second ana
third with none out, but Parker
rolled TO Thompson and Obrlen did
the game &c Baumaa while Russell
famed Kerr for the third out. Again
in tho eighth Denver got men to
second and third with none gone,
but one run on sacrifice Fly vas all
they could get.
Won II I'm Eighth.
In the meantime Han held Tulsa
helpless from the first inning, pitch
ing alright ball In the eighth, how
ever thcy broke loose and counted
one and IN the ninth the big bats
really got into action, hits by Bau-
man, McGlunis and Crosby and
Russells sacrifice fly netting two
runs and icing the contest.
throughout both games the work
OF Leliyelt at first was spectacular,
ne saved McGinnis and Thompson
on several low and wide throws.
TodaN's double victory gave the
Oilers 10 games 20 penver's four
for the season. Tomorrow's con-
test viii be the last between the two
teams this year.
Several Tulsau's were I'm tho
grandstand roofing for the Oilers to-
day among them were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred S. Clinton. Mrs. knight
douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Lon r..
Stansherry,