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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1920)
' V 1 $1 EXTRA INNINGS, GAME SCORELESS State House Stars and Valley Motorists Battls Extra Innings One of Ihe be3t games of baseball played In Salem In many moons was staged last night at Sweetlanrl field when the State House Stars and Vat ley motorlftg tore at each others throat for seven hot innings, neith er team being able to push m talley across. -The game was .finally calieu at the end of the seventh Inning after having gone two inn ings overtime, darkness compellinz Umpire Jones to flop the hostilities. I This game mark the second tie that the State Hou.e has played, the Y"-State House game being a diaw and also an extra inning af fair. Both these games will have to LN played off on an off date and murk interest is being manifested over the contests. The State House threatened in the fourth and seventh innings to crews the home rubber. In he 'ourh ' Knickerbocker walked and stole sec- There is real Comfort In a THOMPSON Glove- Fitting CORSET Now is the time to buy that corset Get real comfort and long wear from a Thompson's and at these special prices too $2.25 Corset for ....$1.25 $3.00 Corset for ...$1.65 $4.00 Corset for . $1.98 Salem Variety Store 152 North Commercial Street You Always Do Better With Us fe ond and third. With two men down brown lifted a fly to short center m which Knickerbocker attempted lo score with the throw-in. The play at the plate was a very close decision. Jackson making a perfect peg on the plate and the umpire called the State House second sacke,r out. This play was the pivotal feature of th game s it would have given th State House a one to nothing victory had Knickerbocker been declared safe . However. It was one of ihrn-e "close ones" and no one. not even the State House players, ar "crab- J blnjt" Umpire Jones' decision. I . ralx singled In the seventh canto! . .... .-t -I ta.. K .. . AA ana BlOlf HTimu auu miiu when GabrieNon flew out and Wil liams whiffed. The Valley Motor tribe looked i.;htv formidable in the last inn ing when Miller singled with one hand down and stole second. Gro" venor at bat looked a con pel over and drove on? into the grandstand in left which would have scored Mil ler and ended the festivities had not the hit been declared a foul. -Teak" then flew out to Southwick and Hooper was retired Webb to Craig, ending the game. Webb for the State House twirle-I' a bang-up game, allowing but one hit and striking out nine men and walking but two. Hooper's work in the bos for the Motorists was none the less creditable as he allowed but three hits, whiffed six Matter and Issued but one free pasa. C.abriel son and Frank both caught good ball, the former nipping one ba.e stealer neatly at second. The brand of ball put up by hot it teams in last night's game was credit to the Twilight league, sharp hitting being checkmated by clean, snappy fielding. There was a de cided lack of "crabbing" on the part of both players and fans last night. In spite of a couple of very delicate and' critical decisions which un doubtedly had a large bearing on th result of the game. As long as the Twilight league teams continue to sacrifice their individual gain for the welfare of the league, so much longer and successfully with the league live. Fans who are missing the games In the present Twtugnt series are sure overlooking their hands if they like good, clean bae It. II. . ... 3 1 . . .0 1 2 Uabrielron; Tinu I'ct. l.O'Ml .KM .333 .MO ball with a -kick" In It. The league tare at present is a dandy and no club at all has a licence to be l all cocky ever its p.rcentac. Summary: Stale House Valley Motor Pat t tries: Webb. Hooper. Frank. Tmpire. Jones. Innings- 7. one hour. Twfll&ht 1.4-asur Itace Won lAtr-t State lloure 2 Y. M. C. A Hau Ilrothers . . . -Spau'dlng 2 Valley Motor 1 : Kay . 1 Twilight Sawdii't Monday night Ihe State House and Hauser Brothers hitch up tor their firt gam y in the present series. Itoth teams are going good and the Haul ers are out to haul the State liou ers down from first place. Have to hand it to the Valley Motorists for Ihe way they have staged a comeback after a bad staVt. They took the strong Haulers Into camp after having Un given " chance to win and last night they battled the State House clan to standstill. For tie games and hard luck con tests the "Y" and State Hons team should hold a condolence meeting. The Kay Woolen Mills have as much "pep" as they did at the start of the season in spite of the fact that they haven't yel brok-n Into the win column. Etlacaia Woman Dies at Home cf Relatives Here Mrs. F.t!e Maoris Henderson, wife of W. I Henderson cf Kstacada. dtd at th home of her aunt. Mrs. Mary K. Schmtit. on Garden road etr rday aPernonn She hd been visiting at the home of n-r aunt for the p.ist lo rrki whit on the way home ftom th wjth where h had been foi her health. Mrs. Henderson iev hr hns land. one danrhtrr. 20 month oil. and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. It, T. Mnro of K:arida. one sister. Mrs. V. C Samples of Kstacada. and one i-roth.r. Herbert Monroe of Whle Salmon. Vah. The liody is at th Kit don .UV lishment and funeral arrangement! have not yet beeti made. DELCO-JJGHT TU ceopfctf EWtric LlgLl mm& Powerful Lights the barn. Makes night work easy. Safe, economical, convenient OSWALD BROS, MTvAXGEU ORE. LIBERTY-SUNDAY orroH 4 v 1 or ikt i ij k . ce fi - -VW'-.f ,tfi - : ZzCiji iLt r ' f . . t i i4 i i 1 i w.M ,1,11 . IJ'tv H. 1L a. I , uL."ii;iu,':,il";l;3sa LA CD & BUSH, BANKERS EUbtitbf4 1NW Oentrml fiaukinir HastReew Office lioort from 10 . ecu to 3 p. ft SPENDING VS. SAVING THE purcLailnf power of a dollar Las de crease at least 50 per cent below normal standards. 100 cents cash eqnals about 50 cents in mtrcb indue. Tben, depositing your dollars in a Sarinf s Ac count at tbe United States National Bank until normal times return would be excetdin jfy prof itable, wouldn't it? We pay liberal rate of Interest on Sarin f.s yon know. UlUtedStnIi;lfroimlBanr Sa!cm THE TALK OF THE TOWN rvn an "iTo)n(p u JV. is BO-UG . Never before have we gone fcs far into Catting Prices as we have for this last week of sale; THIS IS WHAT WE DID THE ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK OF THE JLJL:JL BARNES' CASH STORE ltt-JUrC-20 Together with Thousands of Dollars Worth of Manufacturers and Wholesalers Surplus Stocks at Prices we can give yoa below Today's Cost Think what this Saving Means For Yoa I GIRLS' SHOES at Cut-Prices Girls' Mary Jane Pumps, regular ?2J?5........ $14 Girls' Brown English lace, regular , 7-m $igs Girls' white shoes, regular $3.50 at.; 52 7 MEN'S SHOES' at Cut Prices $14 Men's Brown English shoes, for $765 $5.00 Men's light weight work shoes. .$345 $0.50 men's gunmetal bluchers for. $6 85 Men's summer leather soled, regular $3.50. $279 Men's Suits; regular $65 $34 QQ Young Men's Suits, regular $40 and $30, $165 r . Boys' Suits, regular &Q.-$985 Boys Suits, regular values to $20 $4 85 Men's Khaki Pants, regular 53-50 $225 LADIES' SHOES at Cut Prices $12.00 one eyelet pumps, the newest style, high and low heels $595 $14.00 grey shoes, high and military heels SS95 $10.00 brown oxfords, military heels $$4jS $8 50 Black Shoes, low heels $4 95 BOYS' SHOES at Cut Prices Boys' Lace Shoes, extra strong...... $34$ Boys' English Shoes, regular $4.00. $3 89 Boys' Leather soled Canras Shoes gg Hosiery Values 60c Hose, cut price 35 $2.50 Silk Hose, at. ..... . .$f49 45c Hose, cut price 25 $1.75 Fancy Drop Stitch Hose, cut price ...Q8C $2.25 Tu Tone Silk Hose, cut to....;. ............... ...Q8c Middies, "Mary Newton" $2 00 Middies, cut price. . . . . ...$J.49 Bloomers, black and white Jersey, cut to 74c Gloves, pure silk, good heavy quality, all colors.. 45c Aprons, light and dark colors, cut price..... 52.75 DRESS GOODS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS Georgette and Crepe de Chine, all beauti ful colors, just half price, yard. .$J$8 Voiles, 40-inch, very pretty designs, yard 49c Pongee, imported, 36-inch, the yard 98c Mercerized Underwear, crepe, all col ors, yard c Satin. Heavy Satin for Dresses, the yard S274 Persales, special for this sale, yard-.JJc Apron Ginghams, special the yard..2$c Calico, liht and dark colors, the yard 22c Values Underwear Good quality, cut price, $1.95, $1.25 and ggc Gowns Ladies' Night Gowns, Fine Muslin, cut price . 574 Toweling, bleached and un bleached, cut to 22c Umbrellas New Silk Umbrellas, ct Pnce J5 5 Gingham for Dresses, good pat terns, extra quality, yard.. 33c 50c Vests, cut price 25 100 Union Suits at 55c 75c Mercerised Vesta at 40- 11.75 Fine Mercerised Union Baits, cut price Si 10 $2-25 Pink Mercerised Union Salts, cut prtc $1-39 $3.00 Silk Top Union Salts, price... $j.7j $3 00 Billy Burk Pajamas, Mer. censed Nainsook, cut to $1 99 1 ' ' , FM1 uu Allover . Laces, all colors, yard................ 50c . Ribbons Half Price "f cTP The Shopping Center of Salem's Lower Price j jSj U Downstairs Store, Loaded With Bargains ; Hats, odds and ends Jc Koveralls, Children's. ..70 Canvas Gloves, 2 pairs. .25c Embroidery Laces, yard. .5c Cloth Hats, Men's and Boys'. 25c' Collars, men's all sixes. .25c Pils, 14 quart 45c Notions !L Price Straw Hits, Real Mexican Straw Hats 25 Oil Cloth . Women's Koveralls. .5 $Q D0NT BE MISLED; PRICES AT THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS LESS THAN OTHERS n SA VF Y0UR rRERnUM COUPONS GIVEN WITH EVERY Um L DOLLAR PURCHASE-THEY ARE VALUABLE FREE SUGAR Save Your Slips ONE SACK OF SUGAR TO BE GIVEN TO THE ONE MAKING THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF PURCHASES DURING THIS MONTH -r-SAVE YOUR SALES SUPS E