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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1925)
FilST CONTEST Ei; Salem Registers Two Wins in the Intercity League; Play Papermakers Next tTwo of the fastest teams in the Interstate baseball league have been defeated by the Salem Sen ators thfg season with the Van couver, Wash., team oing home ; Sunday with the small end of a 11 to 3 score. "? " - ' . J'.: : ' Not until, the fourth . inning were the locals' able to ) send a man around the circuit, r Keene got on the bags when Osburn fumbled, and! Maples and Miller doubled. Keene and Maples chalked up the tallies. Three more runs were annexed in the fifth when Keene lopped the pill over the fence and cleared the : bases,' bringing in Coleman and Steers ahead of him. ! v Vancouver got on the books in the seventh when Marble scored by a close i decision. The5 other two runs were marked down in the final canto 'after Bar ham had - 'adopted a policy of letting the visitors Bwat 4he j sphere for a change, McCurdy and Singleton .scoring, j 1 i '-j : '. '- ' : X- Barr started' the game as back- stop. when, an Injury in the ' sec ond inning caused him to resign, Frisco Edwards, manager of! the 'Senators,, finishing the game. ." The first game away from home .will be played at Oregon City next Sunday when the Senators meet ! the Papermakers. ; X 'X fjv.i-. Summary 1 . ;:' R. H. E. Salem ...... .......11 12 3 Vancouver ....-f. 3 8 1 Home runs. Keene, Maples j two base hits, .Sebree. McCurdy,! Mil ler; struck out, by Barham, 13; "by Baegmark 3,. Sebree 3; sacri fice hits, Coleman, Keene, j! Ed wards 2. Base on balls, Barham 1. Baegmark 4. Sebree 2, Slngle f ton id I Pass balls, Edwards. Hit by pitched . ball,. jSteers by Sebree. Double plays. McCurdy to King to McCurdy; Pinkerton to McCurdy. "COMING THROUGH" - i .1 With ; omas h: Weigh an tr Today AS F fe' r ' Ji.' '- i a ' ' : , . " - . DE0 1 1 TO 3 y 1 -. - : - ' 1 ....... I I .jl I . II , I '..' r--; -t; VHi:- V " j '-' j - 'V'; ' , ; . . item .rk'-jt V -riil-'.' d u - Ytr-:; ; el' 'k'f Hl V Umpire E therj results in the Interstate league Sunday were: : At C4mas i R. H.: E Hills boro ...... 4-....: 3 5' Cabas lH ... .... . . : 4 71 fUroutenberg and Kreitz: Kuss and Dillon. ITmpire, Rankin. ! i At Wlest Linn 4 .' ? . R. H- Lucbenbach 1 . . . '. 1 2 Wst Lfain .... '.!... . . ; 8 13 E , 2 1 3 Pardon and Helmcke;- Ditties an$ Cribble. Umpire, Chase i Chicago S;iReLi 3 CINCINNATI. April 27 Chica go hitLjuqne more freely than! in anj of he preceding games this season and won the second vic tory of the present series five) to twd. It I was Luque's first defeat thl$ yea. j " , i I 1 Score-4- j ' R. H. E. Chicago j .... i ... . r 12 ' 0 Cincinnati 4. ... 2 7 j 2 Kaufman, Keen , and' Hartnett; Lutjue, Biemiller and Wingo. !, Brooklyn 15; 'Boston 2 BROOKLYN, April 27 Jess Petty, b g left hander' from the American Association ! pitched Brooklyn to a 1 5 to 2 victory oyer Boston tday. The Braves offered foul pitchers, all ,of whom were ineffective. ' Boston went ; bitless in six innings from first to the eighth.- v''5 ' . i if; r Score-H i R. H. E. Boston. J. , . . . J. . . . 2 4 Brooklyn ....... j...' 15 13 Kamp, Benton, Ogradoski. Bat chelder sjnd O'Nellf Petty and De Berry.; - IXenf York 5; FhilUcs 3 NEW YORK "April 27 Jack Scotit wa in good form today and eubfjued the Phillies.; the Giants taking the second! game "of the series five to three. In addition to pjermiiting only eight scattered hitss Scott sent a homer into the ?ettfieldi stands. : Score-p .- Philadelphia I. R. H. 3 : 8 ;S 15 New! York carisor and Heline; Scott and Hartley. Wildcats Tame Colts by 1 I Score of 5 to 3 Sunday , ; r 1 I By playing consistent j baseball tnej Kickey "Wildcats" won j an easy victory over; the Hopmere "Colts ISnnday by the score of 5 to S.: The game was played I on the Hopbieredlamond r t " Gesner, Wildcat pitcher,' was in fine iorjm :while' Wheller starred witli thej stick. "The Wildcats were ootj threatened" at any period of thef eamje. '. . . j j , ; -" Batteries for" the game 'were : Wildcats i Gesner and - Shultz; Colts placo end Drager. ' - Si IT . Time o game, 2 : 05. UouserJ , ',':,' "; - j National League ! Results 4 -4 : ' ' ,w Good lubrication is the cheapest . mbtor insurance you can buy; Heat" Resistiris Shell Motor Oil: is shell; company fi OF CALIFORNIA ILLIMEE GOLFERS BEAT VMiCDPER i Intercity ;. Match Is Won Sun day by One-Sided Score r of 32 to 4 One of the greatest days of the year, was observed at the Illahee Country club Sunday when the Vancouver turf-raisers came out for the Inter-city meet, dropping the contest 32 to 4. r Many of the visitors were here with their fam ilies. , Jt was a sort of home-coming for many of the Vancouver peo ple, because they know Salem very well, having been here on several occasions. They even commented upon the turf. " . Fred A. Williams, local attorney stated: "Even the fairway remind ed one of a home-made haircut, with cat "Steps, gouges and bumps. It looked like a cowpuncher had dragged a lawn mower over it and smoothed it down with a maver ick, but the greens stood out like an oasis on the Sahara desert. The Vancouver boys say they have been playing on a pasture at Van couver, so that did not bother them much. They play on a place where the government cuts hay for forage, and I suppose 'we will need hay for the young calf coming on. There is this compensation, how ever, the caddies earn their money and the players take their time. It must be - remembered that the Dunn team has only been out of hibernation for a Bhort time and the chairman of the grounds com mittee is in the hospital. J "We had a good time with Van couver, however, and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. The party was made up of judges, doc tors, and business men who came down (or a good time and had it About 1 50 players were on the course including some 15 or 20 players from CorvalHs. LIKEPP AND SCORE Vancouver Kay . . 3 ti Ran ford .....ti FaiTar .2 a OHnmr . ti ti Farmer . ..3 va Fry ......4... t Kne T3 11 Jackson u Maneia 4-3 v a Woods it v Hn . .4.3 va Williams .. j.2 Young ; 3 a Iock . (.3 i Pcmbertoa ..3 . yb Vicako J,...v-i3 va Uacatte watta li MilUr (Hap) Penir ti T. H. Pereival Palrxr R. O.PreiaI.. HrattuK ... Sobaer .. Warer Shattark .. Siirpaoa .. MilUr Smith ir Haddock ., Tutor Total f Portland 4 ; Oakland 3 PORTLAND, April 27. The I i -f r C Pacific Coast League J t:h Results, ' 'j I, .it Beavers won the series from Oak land, three games to twol by tak ing, today's postponed engagement 4 to 3J Leverens for Portland was in continual difficulty Score Oakland . . . . Portland . . . . . Delaney , and and Crosby. ft. E. 2 2 3 8 8 Baker; .everenz Seattle 4 ; Vernon .SEATTLE. April 27. -f- Seattle captured the final game jof la se ries with Vernon today, j 4 to 2. The Indians played errorless be- i nma sua aumeriaua, wut? usiu ' the Tigers to seven hits. Lu fdolph. on the mound for I Vernon, got off to a bad start in phe first inning when the first three! men to face him singled. j Score R. Vernon 2 H. E 7 2 9 0 Seattle i . 4 Ludolph and Whitney; land and Baldwin. Sttther- Xo other yesterda". , games scheduled for AthletlcH 8; New York O PHILADELPHIA. Al 27. Sam Gray,.youthfuI righthander of the Athletics shut out New York today. 8 to 0. Bob Ehawkey o. the Yankees was driven from the mound in tne mm oy an - . ..... attack which included a home run from the bat of Al Simmons. Score4- R. H. 9 E. 4 New York ........... Philadelphia ......... Shawkey, Beall and Gray and Cochrane. ' 10 3 O'Neill; Senators 2; Boston EOSTONY April 27.-400818 home ; run into , the right! field bleachers, followed by a pass, an infield out and Peckenpaugh's double to left, gave Washington two runs in the ninth inning to day, enough to de.eat Boston 2 to i." :1 ,.' ; . '.'.'' i i . S.-ore ; R. ,11. E. Washington 2 9 1 Boston f... .. ... 1 ; 4 1 . Mogrldge, Marberry and Ruel; Wingfieid and Picinich. I i : St. Ijoals 10; Detroit 8 DETROIT, April 27. Going in to the ninth inning five runs be hind, St. Louis pounded out a ip to eight victory over Detroit to day. Sister's ninth Innlrig single made the thirteenth consecutive game in which he had hit safely. Score R. H. E. St. Louis . , . . . ... ... 10 13 2 Detroit . . . . ..... 18 12 2 Gaston. Vangilder, Danf orth and Dion. Severeid; Holloway, S. Johnson and Bassler, Woodali. 1 v ' Chicago 12; Cleveland 4 PHICAGO,-April 27.-Cnicago bunched Its' bits today behind the wlldness of Cleveland pitchers and with some 'daring base running, easily defeated Cleveland (12 to 4. -Scored i . . r. H. E. Cleveland ..4....... 4 10 3 wcfOV. i. .. .12 9 KarrJ "Bnckey,tiEdwar'd3t and aiyatt; Robertson, Weill and Crouse.'Schalk,. : Lyons Redland, of Oregon City, De- feaiea Sunday Atternoon : 2 to 1 Score a greajt deal of intereet among the Winning two games In two con secutive days is the record made this - .last- week-end by hhe all- star, penitentiary baseball nm which .defeated the Redland! nine of Oregon Cits Sunday afternoon to the tune of 2 to 1. U i Foster, prison twirier. allowed but two. hits and struck lout 17 of? the . opposition. Until the seventh. .Gerber of the Visitors, pitched airtight ball, but in this f?ITTIA IA.h11am.mJ . - . .... i . ituwea lour una, wn icn, with anrror;-etoabled the! con victs to gather In two runs. Ger ber struck out 18 men. Score-i- , j R jj E Penitentiary A . . ... 2 6 2 Redlaad ..:.-. ; 1 2 1 ' ; A i Variation 17-B: Biehl: .And on what grounds did you say "your wife got her H- vorce? .. f Steele: "Playgrounds." C3 YC'J i::0V V,ilY p- American League , : 1 Results , BW fill' ' ;TflKEs mm 11 V . . . . a - .r' - i " i r r . if 1 . . - V I II !. I . . T - 111 V-WttlB8.; : lAM..COHvy 5TP0SSL JU. . lirsCXSl X :ifpm--; ,wyf urn :.','.";' . f.'. ' ' ' X ! ' " . "? . ";'.- t "' -" ': .- ' - ' ' niLUETTETO MEET OSC T y Game Calfed For 4 O'clock; Three Straight College Games Are Won ' The Willamette university base ball squad will meet thej Oregon Aggies on the Willamette diamond at 4 o'clock this afternoon. This is to be one of the b.g gjimes of the yar, for OAC is considered to be one of the best college teams on the coast. The bearcats have won three straight college games this year and have lost n!y to the Oregon! state prison, so they must be considered as a compara tively strong squad. j The Willamette team lias im proved greatly over their showing of last year and should be able to furnish competition for any col lege team of their standing on the coast. The uquad has emphasized batting and bunting in the prac tices and consequently they are stronger than usual In this de partment. The infield his been playing good ball in the last four gamep and will play almost error less ball if they can continue their Today Wednesday Thursday Mm mmtiiw mm r f s m . . f DOMING- 'f: . : f pTH ROUGH: . !' :xj S..f I TT A T EC 1 3s r , V; - H -Mlere is a story that measures iup to Thomas Meighan's broad tha picturesque coal fields, of struggle and pluck, romance and : reward. in ; McDonald Pathe : News mi - i iest Wvti-'&tit kzA Always I pre?.f nt stride. ' . The game is expected to create a great deal of interest among local followers as it will be the first opportunity for many of them to see the Aggie team in action. The game will be called at 4 p. m. SU GUN CLUB Organization Perfected Sun day With, 25 Members Already Interested Organization of the Salem Gun club was accomplished Sunday, with about 25 interested men present at the meeting. The club was permanently established with the electron of officers. Those chosen were Dr. O. E. Prime, president; George Parmer, vice president; Vic McKenzie. secre tary; Carl Bahlbnrg, treasurer', and Ed Vicsco and It. O. Viucent, field captains. Another meeting has been called for Friday night. May 1, at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, at 8 o'clock, where discussion of fur ther operations of the c'ub will be taken up. All sportsmen in the . 1 W OREGON "Good Lnck Tommy Crrtalnly "Comes Through" Big In Tills, His Newest Vehicle Sapported by Wallace Beery and Other Big Names This adaptation of Jack Bethea's "Bed Rock" is a . hard one to boat ! 1 Z' ,N And here's thirtv minutes nf iho -fncfoaf ... . . - i .. wa. AMuvwby .a, comedy you've seen in months! Rove fetf tTBri-Tlor.A'- CA.TtOtt vicinity of Salem are asked; to make a special effort to attend the meeting, and to acquaint themselves with the activities of the newly organized club. ! Years ago Salem had a gun club but the membership gradually de creased, and finally tLe organiza tion failed to function. According to local men the need for Ithe new club is very evident, and (a large membership is expected, J Compe tition with clubs of neighboring cities will be a strong drawing card, end matches will be frequent in the future, the officers declare. Rxtrndition Sought - Request for the extradition of Leonard Hall, alias John Skinner, ViE BEG- LEAVE TO MENTION YOU'LL Get prompt ATTENTION NELSON BROS. S35 Chemekera Phone 10OO fun. 1 CO, IT. Y. a3 2. Craia i , v. f i i i i i vv. has been received by Governor Pierc from the governor of Michi gan. Hall escaped from the Michi gan . refor nry where he had been sentenced from Kalamazoo for -five years for assault with in tent" to rob. He is under. arrest in Klamath Falls. . FUMi For Your Home Why Not Try An Eastman Sibloco It's a Marlon County pro duct. Scientifically in stalled in your home by our own men, anywhere in the Salem district. Low in first cost. User3 will tell you of its ex treme economy in fuel consumption. Easy to control, and durable. For information. Write or Phone EASTMAN BROS. Formerly Silverton Blow Pipe Co. Silverton, Ore. 0E NEW TODAY BETTER COME EARLY nils p:; Ey Frark LesI WHATS THE k.k: r .-A s f. fit