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T1IE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1924
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Score One-sided but
'- Made by Locals and
The one-sided score of 18 to 7
by: which the Salem Senators de
feated the Camas, Washington,
pennant winners of the Interstate
league Sunday, does not tell the
story of the game. For brilliant
playing by the Salem team, both
in team work and Individually,
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BY SENATORS
Many Brilliant Plays
Some by Visitors
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thrills and sensations .the game
has probably ne,Ter , been excelled
on a local diamond. i; " '
Neither did the fact that not
one of the Camas ' runs' was
earned, and "only seven of ' Sa
lem's IS werel earnedt detract
from interest of the fans in the
game. The most regrettable fea
ture of the game was the wild
ness of " Steve iMyere, the Camas
pitcher. He had a tremendous
lot of stuff on the ball, but he hit
four Salem batters and (walked
three, once forcing in a run. He
was supplanted in the seventh a
hectic inning rby F. Jacoberger,
which resulted in little benefit for
the visitors, j Broughton, who
pitched for Salem, was effective,
though he allowed 10 safes in the
seven innings (that he pitched.
Beamis, ,who relieved Jhira," gave
one hit in the two final innings.
'Salem landed on the "Camas
pitchers for a j total of 16 bits.
Coleman contributed a homerun
that was goo&lfor two tallies.
Reinhart and j Schackmann got
three safes each. I.-'
The invincible trio, Miller,
Proctor and Baird, worked with
lightning wit again Sunday, pull
ing double plays in the second
and fifth Innings. Baird played
in fine form throughout the game
and contributed two individual
plays that won f him the plaudits
of the exceptionally large crowd
of fans.- In the seventh inning
Camas had second and third oc
cupied when Schulmerich sent a
hard liner across firet base terri
tory. It looked like a hit good for
two runs, but iBIUy Baird leaped
into the air and brought it down
with one hand. ; Baird seemed to
have a pick at Schulmerich. In
the ninth with two down and
Schulmerich on first after a neat
single Baird hid the ball in his
glove and stabbed Schulmerich
for the final out when he took his
foot off the base.
Another pretty - play in the
ninth was Keene's running one
hand catch oft the left field fence
of a long drive trom Jensen's bat.
Edwards, Miller and Coleman
did brilliant work in the second
when Edwards: feinted a peg to
second as Schulmerich was steal
ing off, thereby trapping H. Jacob
erger between) third and home
when he dashed for the plate.
Another wonderful catch was by
Schulmerich, of Camas in the ter
rible seventh. Salem had sent 15
men to bat and run in 10 tallies
when Baird hit the ball a terrific
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ter field fence. Schulmerich ran
and Jumped for it, plucking it al
most off the boards, taking a se
vere tumble in the effort.
Two of Salem's four errors were
excusable; ; The usial team work
didn't work just right in the third
and Schackmann was allowed to
run into Infield territory for a fly.
He dropped it, but recovered the
ball and threw out Myers at the
plate. An error was marked
against Coleman because of a wild
throw in the seventh, but it was
after a sensational stop with his
bare hand of a sizzling grounder
from Garbarino's bat.
Salem took a 4 to 1 lead in the
first inning and held a lead until
at the end of the sixth the Sena
tors were ahead 8 to 4. Then in
its half of the seventh Camas ran
In three,; bring the score to 8-7
in Salem's favor. This put the
fans at a high pitch of excitement,
with Camas supporters going wild
in the grandstand.
Game by innings:
First Inning.
Camas Garbarino out Cole
man to Baird. H. Jacoberger hit
by Broughton. He stole second.
Schulmerich out Proctor to Baird,
H. Jacoberger taking third on the
play.. Tidland singled, scoring H,
Jacoberger. Jensen filed to Mil
ler. One; run. one hit. . ;
SalemMiller walked. Rein
hart sacrificed him to second, go
ing out Kreltz to Tidland. Cole
man homed, scoring Miller . ahead
of him. Keene flied to Garbarino,
Baird safe on H. Jacobergr'a
error. Proctor singled, advancing
Baird to; third. Schackmann sin
gled, scoring Baird and Proctor,
Edwards fanned. Four runs, threa
hits. ' - . :
Second Inning ? ;."
Camas Dillon singled. Faust
hit into, a double play. Proctor to
Miller to Baird. Kreitz out Proc
tor to Baird. One hit. ; r
Salem Broughton and Miller
fanned. Reinhart flied to Schul
merich."' ' i r;':;:j
Third Inning ;
Camas- Myers singled. Gar
barino whiffed. II. Jacoberger
singled, S Myers taking second.
Schulmerich singled. Myers tak
ting third and H. Jacoberger sec
ond. Tidland hit a high one.
which Shackmann ran almost to
second base to catch and he drop
ped it. Myers raced for the plate.
Schackmann recovered the, ball
and threw him out. H. Jacobeer
ger took? third and Schulmerich
second on the play. ; Edwards
faked a throw to Miller, as Schul
merich led off second and. H.
Jacoberber ran toward home.
Miller cat him off and he r was
thrown out. Edwards to Coleman,
Three hits, one error. ' ' .- 4;
Salem Coleman flied to ; Dil
lon. Keene safe on H. Jacoberg-
er s error. Baird hit by Myers.
forcing Keene to second. Proctor
hit by Myers, forcing Keene to
third and Baird to second,
Schackmann grounded into the
diamond . and Keene scored.
Pitcher Myers throwing out Baird
at third. Schackmann safe on
fielder's , choice. Edwards . out
Jensen to Tidland. One run, one
error.., ;: i : V.-
Fourth Inning
Camas Jensen out, Coleman to
Baird. Dillon fanned, Edwards
dropping ! the : third ; strike f and
throwing him out at first. Faust
fanned. - j .
Salem Broughton hit by My
ers. Miller singled. Broughton
taking second. Reinhart bunted
safely, Broughton taking third
and Miller second Coleman hit a
fly that ; H. Jacoberger dropped,
Broughton scoring. Miller taking
third and Reinhart second. Keene
grounded to Garbarino at short,
who threw out Coleman at sec
ond. Miller scoring. Keene stole
second. Baird whiffed. Proctor
flied to H. Jacozerber. Two runi,
two hits, one error.
1 Fifth Inning
Camas Kreitz singled. Myers
hit into a double play, Miller to
Proctor i to Baird. Garbarino
whiffed, j One hit. . ; - j , If
Salem ; Schackmann singled.
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Edwards (flied to II. Jacoberger.
Broughton fanned. Miller singled,
advancing Schackmann to seconJ.
Reinhartj grounded to Gabarino,
who threw out Miller at second.
Two hits, :
Sixth Inning
Camas- H. Jacoberger fouled
out to Edwards. Schulmerich
walked. Tidland grounded to
Coleman, who threw out Schul
merich at second. Jensen singled,
advancing Tidland to third. Dillon
grounded to Proctor, who threw
wildly to ifirst and Tidland and
Jensen scored. Faust singled and
Dillon scored. Kreitz out. Miller
to Baird. Three runs, two hits,
one error.
Salem Coleman hit safely.
Keene hit, advancing Coleman to
second. Baird was hit by Myers,
forcing Coleman to third and
Keene to second. Proctor flied to
Schulmerich, Coleman scoring on
the throw-in, Keene taking third
and Baird second.; Shackmann
fanned. Edwards out, Garbarino
to Tidland. One run, twojiits.
Seventh Inning
Camas Myers , out. Proctor co
Baird. Garbarino safe on Cole
man's , wild throw to first. H.
Jacoberber safed. Garbarino tak
ing third. H. Jacoberger stole
second. Schulmerich drove out a
liner that Baird leaped for and
pulled down with one hand. Tid
land was purposely passed by
Broughton. Garbarino scored on a
wild pitch by Broughton, H.
Jacoberger taking third and Tid
land second. Jensen hit a long
single, scoring II. Jacoberger and
Tidland. Dillon out, Coleman to
Proctor.j Three runs, two hits,
one error.
: Salem Wilkerson. batting for
Broughton. sate on Tidland's er
ror. JMiller, walked, forcing Wil
kerson ; to second. , Rainhart
bunted safely, advancing Wilker
son to third and Miller to second.
Coleman walked, forcing Wilker
son to score. Miller to third and
Reinhart to second. Keene
grounded into . the diamond.
Pitcher ' Myers became confused
and allowed Miller to score and all
runners to advance. Baird hit
safely, scoring Reinhart and Cole
man. Keene taking third. F.
Jacoberger relieved Myers on the
mound. Proctor singled, scoring
Keene. Proctor ; stole second.
Shackmann hit safe, scoring Baird
and Proctor. Edwards singled,
advancing Schackmann to second.
Each advanced on a passed ball by
Kreitz. Wilkerson, pinch hitting
for Broughton for the second time
in the inning, was. out Garbarino
to Tidland, Schackmann scoring
on the play. Miller walked. ; He.
allowed himself to be : thrown 'out
at second by F, Jacoberger, Ed
wards scoring. , Reinhart singled.
Coleman safe -on Schulmerich'sr
ror, Rainhart going second. Keene
hit safely into center field. When
the ball was returned F. Jacoberb
er made a wild throw to Kreitz
and Reinhart was safe - at the
plate. Coleman on third and
Keene ion second. Faird filed to
Schulmerich. Ten runs, seven
hits, three errors.
! I Eighth Inning
Camas Beamis pitching for
Salem. J Faust flied to Miller.
Kreitz walked. F, Jacoberger fan
ned. Garbarino out, Beamis to
Balrd.j
. Salem Proctor out, Garbarino
to Tidland. Snackmann fanned.
Edwards out. Jensen to Tidland.
j Ninth Inning
Camas H. Jacoberger safe on
Miller's error. Schulmerich hit,
H. Jacoberber taking second. Tid
land fouled out to Edwards. Jen
sen flied to Keene.1 Baird smug
gled to ball in his mit and caught
Schulmerich napping on first. One
hit," one error.
BOX 8COKE
CAMAS
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Garbarino, ....
H. Jacoberger. If
Schulmerich, ef .
Tidland.! lb v -
Jensen, !3b .
Dillon, rf ...
Kaot. 2 b r.
Kreiti, c
Myers, p
Y. Jacoberser, p. ...:.;
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Keinhart, cf
Coleman. 3b ..i?
Keene, If
Baird. lb . -f
Proctorj rib
Schackmann, rt
Kdwardtt, c
Broughton, p
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Batted for Broughton in -erenth.
Summary
Earned runt: Salem 7. Left on baaes
Cainas 7. Salem 10. . Stolen baites: H.l
Jacobercer (2), Keene, Baird. ProctorJ
sacrifice bit: Keinhart. Sacrifice fir
Proctor. Home ran Coleman. Double
playa: j Proctor to Miller to Baird, Mil
ler to IProetor to Baird. Passed ball:
Kreiti. Wild pitch;- Broughton. Baaea
on balU: Off M vert 3. off K. Jacaberd
er 1. off Broughton. .2. off Beamis iJ
Hit by pitched ball; By Myers. Bairii
Proctor. Brooshton: by BroujrhtonJ
H. Jacoberser. Struck out: By Myers!
b. by r. Jacoberger 1, by Broughton 4
by Beamis I.
Time of game 2:03.
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until 1 he delights in bragging
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COAST AND
.New York 4; Cincinnati 2.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. (Na
tional.) The New . York Giants
broke Carl Mays' winning streak
of nine straight today, defeating
the Reds in the fifth game. New
York won the series three to two.
A fumble by Jackson let in Cincin
nati's first run out , the shortstop
redeemed the error with sensation
al playing later."
Score j R. H. E.
Cincinnati 2 8 0
New York ....... . 4 8 2
Mays, Benton and Hargrave;
Watson and Snyder. '
Brooklyn 2; St. Ixruls 1.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 11. (Na
tional.) Brooklyn made it four
out of five from St. Louis by win
ning the last game today 2 to 1.
Blades opened the ninth with a
home run. Four hits gave Brook
lyn its two runs in the seventh.
Brooklyn won 11 and lost eight
with western clubs. ;
Score '- ' R. H. E.
St. Louis . . . ......... 1 T, . 0
Brooklyn ..' 2 8 2
' Haines and Gonzales; Grimes
and Taylor. ,
Chicago 8; Boston 2 1 (
BOSTON. Aug. 11. (National.)
Chicago defeated Boston -5 tor 2
today. Chicago made two doable
steals in the second inning, the
second scoring one run.
Score ( R. H. E.
Chicago ............. 3' 12 ; 0
Boston ............. , 2 6'? 2
Kaufmann and Hartnett; Coon
ey and O'Neill.
Pittsburgh 7-6; Philadelphia 3-4
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ll.f
(National.) Pittsburgh won a
double header from the Phillies
today, 7 to 3. and 6 to 4. Man
ager Fletcher and Umpire, Pfir
man came to blows in the third
inning of the first game when the
Philadelphia leader rushed to the
plate to argue over decisions on
Glazner's . hurling. Ump're Hart,
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the peacemaker, came ; out of the
melee with the only mark of bat
tle, a skinned cheek, j Maranviile
was thrown out of the game when
he argued over a called third
strike in the eighth.! Yde had
little trouble in subduing the
Fletcher men in the first game,
which was marked by Carey's two
homers! into the bleachers. In th-i
second contest Pfeiffer was re
lieved in the eighth after the firet
two batters hit two base blows.
Kremer retired the side without
further: scoring. j
First game R. II. ' E.
Pittsburgh . ..7 13 2
Philadelphia 3 C j 0
Yde and Gooch; Glazner and
Henline. Wendell.
Second game R.' H. E.
Pittsburgh . .... 6 1 0 0
Philadelphia.......... 4 12 2
Pfeiffer, Kremer and Schmidt;
Betts and Wilson.
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AMERICAN'
No games scheduled.
Salem Racquet Wielders
Defeat Oregon City Club
'.Salem .racquet weilders had lit
tle trouble in defeating the visit
ing Oregon City tennis players in
a duel tournament at the state
hospital courts Sunday afternoon,
taking the tourney with eight out
of the nine matches played. Len
non, of Salem, lost the only match,
losing to G. E. Seon by 6-1; 6-2.
Other scores of the tournament
were: 1. Dr. C. E. Bates of Salem
defeated Gordon Ramstead. 6-2,
6-4; Paul Rice of Salem defeated
E. C. Chaiman, 6-4, 6-2; Ray
Oakerberg of Salem defeated Rar
ney Garret, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2; Francis
L.utz of Salem defeated N. Green,
6-0, 6-1; Adolph Greenbaum of.
Salem defeated Phillips of Oregon
City, 8-6, 6-0; Bates and Oaker
berg of Salem defeated Garrett
and Seon, 6-1, 6-4; Lennon and
Rice of Salem defeated Ramstead
and Cbaiman 4-6, 6-2, 6-2; Lutz
and Greenbaum of Salem defeat
ed Phillips and Green, 6-2, 6-2.
SPORTS .
High Class Concert Is
1 Slated for Tonight
Because there will be only one
band concert in Willson park this
week, i Oscar Steelhammer, direc
tor of the Cherrian-band, has ar
ranged an attractive program for
tonight, featuring a clarinet duet
by Adolf Bombeck and Fred
Bruce, In addition to two vocal
numbers by j Oscar B. Gingrich.
The special reed instrument num
ber Is' a dream picture medley of
the old south. "Uncle Tom's Cab
in." The Friday night concert
has been postponed until the. end
of the season. J
The program for tonight is as
follows:
March. "Fate Triumphal". . .King
selection from 'Babes in Toy-
I CLUB PERCENTAGES j
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Won It
Pet.
.531
.547
.516
.504
.580
.477
.473
.453
San Francisco L...
Seattle I...
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70
66
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Sacramento
Portland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost
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Pet.
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.551
.541
.518
.417
.377
.364
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati ....
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Philadelphia ..
Boston
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Detroit ..;... 61 47, .565
New Jork ...l.......L . 63 48 .564
Waahiaittoa .-L I .... 60 50 .545
St. Louia ... . 57 51 .528
Chicaco 4 . . 51 5B ,477
Cleveland 52 57 .477
Philadelphia ....; 46 , 6a .423
Boston ,..H...;...J. 45 62 .420
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Clarinet duet. The Two Little
Bullfinches' . . . , ...... King
Adolf Brombeck, Fred Bruce
Medley, "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Vocal solo (a "LaPaloma". . .
.. -Yradies
(b) "Why Did I Kiss That
Girl"
- Oscar B. Gingrich.
Selection from Quo Vadis opera
"Ernanl" ...... ... . . .Tobanl
"Apple Blossoms" (a tone poem)
Roberts
Overture, "Golden Sceptre" . . .
. .... ........ Schlepegrell
Persian march, "Cyrus tha
CSreat" King
"Star Spangled Banner". . . . . . .
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