The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-29
'TRENTMAN GIVES
GOODIMPRESSI0N
ON INITIAL START
Defensive Work Of McGin-
mis-, Thompson Stands
Out Brightly
IN n. II ~nnIneEMATEN.

A homcruu Iy rat Duncan with
two men uu BOO fNo thltd luulnE gave
Ciucinnutia Ntd'DF. enough rum 10
hnvc won tho second straight exhibit
Ion game from fuo oilers Tuesday
afternoon or NrHuItv park. Iho
Reds made 'hIna other Worfor9 ni
various ttIT.a M tho contest whllN
dc oilers m1uaEcd Tor e. couple. nud
the score was o. co. %. huuf D1vis,
stellar fwgismlfh uf tho local crow,
duplicated buuCan's fuur-hnsc teai
in the sixth inning, but tho blow
found the hassUCEs vacant aud ac-
counted for just ono tally.
with tho only major league wish
tors Of the year out OF the way The
oilers VIII now engage iu some urac-
tice competition whore they should
have a chance TO win, Kansas CItys
Blucs, with Joe Morris Included IN
thoir number, will arrive today for q
puir OF games and eccentric Joo 81
slated for some mound duty today.
.Aftcr Kansas city Indianapolis VIII
b. here for three games.
oilers hit for ~ Bases.
notwithstanding tho fact that
they faced some Of tho bcst pitching
in the Cincinnati repertoire tho
Oilers diu't look so very weak with
tic stick Tuesday. They hammered
out eight hits Tor n total OF fifteen
baaos Off rat pouohoo and q young
strr by the uamo ~ gillespie. No
pss than three doubles we're made
or Donohuo In tho five innings no
pitched, Davis getting one, LCllvolt
one aud Ennis the other. they
couldn't group any of the blows. how
ever, and II was not until Gillespie
tpok IN tho burden that the two
Tulsa runs came.
Davis and Pitchers Feature.
The batting OF Davis who got n
double, u homer ana q single IN five
trips and tho pitching OF Bob Trent
man and Lefty Harris were among
the best Oilor features. Roy Parker,
batting demon ~ Mondays game.
went hitloss. Trentman. tho big
rlghthaudor purchnRcd from Mil
Waukee OF the American association,
looSed good In the box. lie had the
Cincinnati batsmen pretty wei In
hand except In the fourth when they
punched hits for the winning runs.
yrcntman has u nice fast ball and n
sharp curve, hut he appeared to have
trouble In getting his slow ono over
and had to depend on speed almost
altogether. Harris looked pretty
good, also. lilo held the Cincinnati
%sluggers To n pair OF singles In the
q tbul lHlllllkH Hf NbIkfi Ulllt INV
& Trentmnn, Roehler and Albnncsc
the three other Oiler boxmen who
had been I'm action 40 far, was In,
clined 10 be wild. This Ia only nat,
ural at the very beginning OF thu
Ecason.
McGinnis and Thompson Shine.
= Nice defensive work by Thomp
4 son and McGinnls was one of tho
potable parts OF the entertainment
McGipnls had nlno chances at short,
stop, some of them very difficult
and handled all without anythinf
near n hobblc. Thompson accepted
tight without a slip. Jack Lelivcl
had sixteen putouts and three assist
at first base, but had the tough lucl
to drop a throw I'm the ninth which
robbed him OF n perfect day.
The oilers were Handicapped
again by having their two first strint
ratchers out OF II. Both SpellmaI
and Crosby were In uniform. bu
neither IS yet ready to 60 behind tn,
bat, Ennis Is expected to he on IA,
receiving job again Wednesda,
against Kansas City.
Skclly aud Hauglnnd 20 Work.
Manager Lelivelt announced Tues
day night that Sicily, the younl
eemi-pro lefthander from Pennsyl
Nania who has looked good in train
Ing would In all probability be Gale,
on to start against the Blue
"wednesday. Oscar Hnugland vii
finish up after about the fifth In
ming. Lukanovic and Richmond Wi
be saved for later IN the week. LUX
Rnovic has been troubled with
slightly sore arm for the last fou
br five days but Il Is coming NIGEL
Row and Manager Lelivelt doesn
want TO start him 100 quick. Rich