The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

third out. It being the first time dur
ing the series that the Tulsa left
fielder had failed TO hit safely.
One, Two, Three.
only three men faced Bochler
again In the third HUM opened
with a walk ana moved TO eccoud on
Bakers infield oht. but Henry's
looping drive over second was turned
into a double play when Bauman
grabbed Il in the air and tossed 20
McGinnIs before HUM could get
back 10 tho bag. Lamb got bit for
Tulsa with two out, but was forced
at second by Lelivelt.
Boehler continued 20 now down
the Bears In order In the fourth. and
Tulsa's big bats got busy In the in
ming and sewcd up the game. Paddy
Bauman knocked the ball through
the top Of he score board and Henry
out of the box an at tho lme time,
TO start the inning off. The. Fulton,
heraldcd Hs Mobiles t,s' right
handler, went I'm to the rescue. but
proved a poor rescuer McGinnis
greeted him with u single io right
ana Crosby sacrificed, After Boeh-
Ter had skiod to u. williams Bennett
got his second single and Thompson
his second doublS making a total
Ing Tulsa q lead OF four, which
would have been ample to win.
The firth saw Boehler again turn
back the Bears I'm order, the fca-
turo being nice stab by McGlnu!s
OF Il. Williams liner over short. In
the Tulsa halr Leliyelt singled and
stole second, but his'mates failed 20
move him around.
First Hit I'm. sixth.
Mobiles first hit and run came in
the sixth. HUM. fitst up. popped
long fly to right which the fence
kept Davis from getting and II went
for two bases. HUM moved to third
on Bakers infleld cut and scored
while McGlnnis was throwing out
Leathers who batted for Fulton. ID.
Williams then mado Mobiles second
hit, an easy bounder over the pitch
er's box mat Bauman fielded, hut
not In time TO retire the runner. Tho
next man was an easy out. In TulEas
half, with Sigmau In the box. tho
Oilers for the first time failed to
hit safely. Crosby. Boehler and Ben.
nett going out In turn.
In the seventh Boehler resumed
whore he had left of in the fifth,
moving down Nichof. Mulvey and
X. Williams In the local hair the
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more respect for him than for ;he
others Thompson singled to right.
Davis hunt put both runners nn
safe and Lamb singled to left, r.ll
| ing the bases. I,Clivclt bounced
lucky hit between first and second.
| scoring Thompson and leaving the
| bases fun. Baumun forced Davis at
the plate. Cueto to Baker. Lamb
scored on McGinnls' ily to center.
Crosby lifted 10 ID. Williams to end
I the inning.
Mullen, who had been helpless
against Boehlcr all day. dropped a
/ Texas Lacquer over Iellvelt's head to
open the eighth and got two-
| hagger on II when the ball rolled
into the stand. Hut HUM lifted a
| short fly to Lamb and Boehler
| brought n round OF applause from
the granstand by tanning Baker and
Pinch Hitter Schulte.who batted for
Slgman.
In the local half OF the eighth
the rout OF Mobile became complete
Pope, another right-hander, was
trutted out by Manager Niehoff and
was batted all over the lot. Singles
by B0ehlcr, Bennett. Davis and Bau-
man, a base on balls to Lamb and
a ringing double by Lelivelt, pro-
duccd a quintet OF Tulsa runs and
made the score stand IL TO /.
Mobile got it's second and last run
/ I'm the ninth, and II was a gift. with
/ two out Niehoft singled to center
/ and was permitted to canter on
| around to third whence he scored
on Mulvoy's single 20 the same place.
/ r. Williams then grounded to Bau-
| man for the out that ended the in
| ming and game,