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."" Playing against a lineup of nine
"fence busters the Salem Senators
dropped , their ' third straight ;; to
Kelso'. 9 toll, at Oxford park last
' i. night. - .The Timber W o 1 v e s
smashed-three Salem Thurlers for
I twelve -bingles including a four
' J base' clout by Nixon and two bag
1 ger by Ccmmr, Nixon and Schoon-
- oyer. "The Senators i only extra
I base" hit was a double by, Keene
' wnich . resulted in Salem's lone
1 tally-
"l .Fresh from their 12 to 5 win
I over the local club last week at
tfetso, the Wolves started with a
r Hang la the first. This hit and
run inning gleaned five hits off
; " IJusseL Prentis took a fast ce
' I la the back and forced In one run.
four others crossing on base hits.
' I The" second -frame was quiet for
both nines, but Kelso, put,, across
I two in .the third on two singles
.and a double, one not counting as Worth m
I Nixon was tnrown out trying 10 Rentfrow 2b"
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etreicn nis smaso 10 miu a ; Rioitorv 1 h
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ror, was sacrificed 4 to t bird. And
scored on an overthrow- '5:
In the seventh which was a
blank' tor Kelso, Keen doubled
and scored the Senators'- run on
Baird's single to right.. This end
ed the acoring for the contest.
Commy, shortstop for the
Wolves, sprained his ankle badly
while sliding back' into first.
Jones took short and Friel went
Into Jones' right garden.
Tonight the same clubs will
play again at Oxford park, and a
much better u contest, Jrom the
fans viewpoint, will probably re
sult. ; . ; .." '
jthe box Bcore of last night's
Salem
AB R '
Benton 3b . .' 5 0
Bairdlb 5 ft.
Reid rf . 4 0
Riding ss . .i 4 -0
Maples If . . . 4 0
Proctor 2 b . . 4 0
Quinn m .... 4 0
Edwards c . . 3 0
Russel p . . . .' 0 0
Keene p .... 2 1
Bishop p . . . . 1 0
Burton c .... 1 0
Barham ... 1 0
Totals . : . .38 1
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0 0
'2
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1
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0
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0
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12
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2 1
0 i
0 -0
1 ,0V
1 1
2
1
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0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Los Angeles '..
Oakland .......
-Parlflr Coast
.......;.5l 30
.. .44 87
Sacramento ......45 -v 4 1
Mission .......:.. :.....:42 40
Seattle ....U.. . .42 43
Portland .Lfc. 40 4 5
Hollywood 1 3S 47
San Francisco ;.' 34 61
; " ' National League
' ' ' W. L.
Cincinnati .. 43 27-
Stl, Louis .39 30
Pittsburgh -34'-3tT
Brooklyn 35 '31
Chicago .,.-....34 34
New i York J... .1U...3 4 35
Philadelphia ;26 41
Boston
...25 42
Pet.
.630
.543
?.512
.512
.494
.471
.447
V00
Pet.
.614
.565
V531
.530
.500
.493
.388
.373
American League
5 21 8 2
Kelso
AB R
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H PO
0 0
triple 'k-V-- . f . ". . "
In the Kelso sixth, Friel walked
I and, Nixon clouted' cue of Keene's
fa$t balls over the deep left field
I wall, scoring Friel ahead of him
,W.ortb? reached-second on .an er-
j Acid Stomach j
S "Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
rf o; ' Better than Soda s J
. - , Hereafter, Instead of soda take
a little "Phillips Milk of Magne
tsia in water any time for indi
, tgestion or soar,, acid, gassy stom
4 ,ach, and relief will come instant-
v For flfty years genuine "Phillips
i Milk of Magnesia has been pre
. sc'red by ; pliysictans' because it
'overcomes three .times as much
-" facid in the stomach as a satur
; "ated solution .of bicarbonate of
' Isoda,- leaving" the 'stomach sweet
and free from all 'gases.; It neu-
: ttralixes 'acid fermentations in the
: -bowels and gently urges the sour
ihg waste from the system with-
'out. pargtng. - Besides, it is m'ofe
Spteasant-to take than "soda. In-
fsist upon "Phillips." Twenty-live
cent .bottles, any drugstore!-Adv.
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Jones rf . .
Schoonover c .
Prentiss 3b ...
Commy ss, . .
NUen If
Fitterer p . . .
Friel rf . .
Totals 43 9 12 23 10 5
Batted for Russel in 4th.
Took Commy's place In 3rd.
Took Jones' place in 3rd."
Summary: Innings pitched by
Russel 3; Keene 3 2-3; Bishop
2 1-3; Fitterer 9. Credit defeat
to Russel, victory to Fitterer.
Hits off Russel 8; Keene 3; Bish
op!; FJtterer 5. Runs scored off
Russell 6 ; Keene 3 ; Bishop 0 ;
Fitterer 1. Struck out by Keene
2; Bishop. 1; Fitterer 4. Base on
balls off Keene 1; Bishop 1; Fit
terer 3. Hit. by pitched ball:
Bouton by Fitterer; Prentiss by
Russel. Home run. Nixon. Two
base hits, Keene, Commy, Nixon,
Schoonover. Sacrifice hits, Bon
ton, Reid, Rentfrow, Fitterer.
"Umpire Laird.
At Shipley's the ladies of Salem
jive satisfied themselves that they
can get the finest spring and sum
mer frocks, coast and dresses ever
shown In fbis city. . .
St. Helens Third-sjtory addi
tion to " C0IdmT)iaw county court
house will cost $27,500.
W. Li. Pet.
New York . 4 8 22 .686
Jhicago .. ..... .I :...40 33 .548
Cleveland 38 34 .528
Pniladeiphia ... 37 34 .514
Detroit..... ;.37 34 .514
Washington ...H. ....,..34 34 .500
St. Loui3 8 43 .394
:oston ... : 20 48 .294
EVANGELIST' LEAVES
ONuMYSTERY QUEST
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not making an official investiga
tion of,, it. The letter read,:
? '.'Dear Mrs. McPhersOn '
"Just a lijie to le Vu l
have no hard feeling about - you
getting away. from. me! ' In fact I
am glad it is all over with.' If you
could only forgive me for the
part I played in this unlucky ad
venture I would be satisfied. But
will you? Oh, please, do.
"I shall ask nothing more than
Just your forgiveness. I have lost
my share of '. the money and I
sure needed some. But that part
is all right as long as yon will
forgive me. pray for me even if
I did make you suffer. I have
suffered also, after you were
gone.
. "Steve and Jake almost killed
me. I am not afraid to get ar
rested for nobody knows, me here
and Steve and Jake are in EI
Paso. They had everything mov
ed and their tracks covered be
fore morning. - Now once more
will you forgive me as you would
like to be forgiven.
. "Your jailer,
"Rose." V '
The letter was written with
pencil, on .lined paper and many
of the words were misspelled.
STABS; SCORE 36
Hollywood Loses to Beavers
When -Johnson ; Cracks
Out; Homer try Ninth
Beavers 0; Stars' 8
PORTLAND, June 30 By As
sociated ' ; Press) Ernie Johnson
as first Portland batter in the
ninth Inning knocked the ball
over the fence for ja homer and
the winning run of1 a wild game
in which the score was tied or the
advantage shifted, no fewer ; than
six times. Final score was V' to
8 for Portland, and; the Beavers
used six pitchers and Hollywood
two. The final Beaver f linger.
Baumgartner, pitched two innings
and got credit for the win."
Score ' R. IT. ; E.
Hollywood 8 11 3
Portland ! . .. 9 12 1
Singleton, Mulcahy and Peters;
Meeker, Lingrel, Mangum, Payne,
Rachac, Baumgartner and Tobin.
Angels 5; Senators 4
LOS ANGELES. June 30 Los
Angeles staved off a Sacramento
rally in the ninth and made, it
two straight victories over the
Solons by winnihg ' today's "eon
test, s? to 4. V ' ' , ;
Score i' R. H. E.
Sacramento ..K. 4 9 0
Los Angeles .......... 5 8 2
Keating. Vinci and Koehler;
Wright. Yarrison, Hamilton and
Hannah.
Missions 3; Seattle O
SEATTLE. June 30 Bert Cole
held the Seattle Indians'to 6 hits
today and the Missions won. 3 -to
0. The teams play in. Vancouver.
B. C, tomorrow which is domin
ion day in Canada tomorrow.-
Score R. H. E.
Missions V. 3 It I
Seattle 0 6 $
Cole and Murphy; Elliott and
Jenkins. ;
Oaks 6; Seals 3
SAN FRANCISCO. June 30
Five hits, a couple of bases on
balls and Marty Griffin's marks
manship in hitting two players,
gave Oakland a 6 to 3 victory over
San Francisco today. It all hap
pened in the sixth inning -ami
proved too much for Griffin who
threw down his glove and walked
from the field with none out.
Score - R3X. E.
Oakland a , '7 1
San Francisco . . 3 4 1
ruett and Baker: J Griffin,
Moudy, Lang and Vargas.
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Honors Shared by Cincinnati
and Chicago in Two Games
Pirates Defeated
Reds 3-4; Chicago S-O
CHICAGO. Jpne 30. (By As
sociated Press.) Cincinnati and
Chicago divided a double header
today, Cincinnati won the first
game 3 to 2 by bunching their hits
in two innings. Chicago took the
second game, 9 to 4, by pounding
the, ball to. all corners of the lot.
" "Score--( 1st game.) R. H. E.
CineinhaU, 3 9 1
Chicago: ... . .2 7 0
' Luque and. Hargrave. Picinich;
Milstead, Huntzinger and Hart
nett. " "
- 2nd 'game
Cincinnati ..........
Chicago .
-J. : May, Lucas and
Piercy and Gonzales.
R. H E.
4 8 4
9,12 1
Picinich;
Sc. Ixuis 6; Pirates 2
PITTSBURGH. June 30.
Home .runs by Blades and Bell
featured St. Louis 6 to 2 victory
over Pittsburgh today.
Score R. H. E.
St. Louis . . 6 8 0
Pittsburgh . . 2 7 1
Haines and O'Farrell; Meadows
and Gdoch. '
, Brooklyn 11; Philies 9
BROOKLYN, June 30. Brook
lyn tarried back the Phillies today.
lit o.-9. Harper of the visitors
driving out a pair ot home runs.
. Score -V' R. H. K.
Philadelphia . . . .... 9 f 1 6 , 3
Brooklyn . . . . - .... .'.11 17 1
Pierce, Baecht, Yarnell, Knight
and Henline, Jonnard; Barhes,
McGraw, Ehrhardt and Har-greaves.
New York 7; Boston fl
NEW YORK, June 30. The
Giants nosed out the Braves 7 to
6 today, Kelly's sacrificed fly
scoring Liadetrom with the win
ning' run in the 15th inning.
Score R; H. E-
Boston 6 13 1
New York 1 14 5
Genewich, Mogridge and J. Tay
lor; : Gibson; Barnes, Scott and
Florence. '
. The Scotch Woolen Mills Is a
first class store to order yonr new
spring- and summer suit. Suit
hold shape and color. Best dress
ers wear 'em. 42.6 State St. (
VIbbert & .Todd Electric Store.
High at Ferry SL .Everythinf
electrical. Good service and low
prices are bringing an Increasing
trade to this store. ()
Cross Meat Market. Biggest,
busiest and best in Salem, Choic
est steaks, bacon, hams, sausage,
lard, eggs, milk. Absolutely san
itary. 370 State St. ()
Mr. Used Car Buyer: Have you
seen the real buvs at the Caftitol
LMotors IncorpoTattoh?. . See Biddy
Bishop. 350 North High StT
.Tyler's Corn Remedy take-the
Soreness out of those cOfA& you've
been trying to rid yourself ot for
months: " Sold only by Tyler's
Drug Store. ()
Pacific COast ,
Portland 9;, Hollywood 8. .
Los Angeles 5; Sacramento 4.
Missions 3; Seattle 0.
Oakland 6; San Francisco 3.'
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Nat ional -League
Cincinnati 3-4;- Chicago
St. Louis 6; Pittsburgh 2.
Brooklyn 11; Philadelphia 9
New York 7; Boston 6.
American League "
Philadelphia 5; New York4.
Cleveland 11; Chicago 3., . i
Detroit 4; St. Louis 1. '
Washington 8 ; Boston 5.
A. H. Moore, 235, N. High St.
apartments, and store where you
can get high quality furniture and
furnishings for every room In
your house. " C)
Capital Bargain House, Capital
Tire Mfg. Co., Mike's Auto Wreck
Ing. Three In one. Bargain center
of Salem. Thousands of bargains.
H. Steinbock, 215 Center. ()
W. G. Krueger, reattor; progres
sive, fair; equitable. Growing city
and country make, possible buys
that - Willi, make you good money.
Complete ' listings. 147 N. Com'l.
Eiker. Auto Co., Ferry at Liber
ty St. Autos stored,, and bought
and sold. . Cars washed day and
night. Low prices and service will
make long friends. ()
Portland was second city; In
west in volume of May building.
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