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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1922)
THE flAPTTAir. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 OREGON PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, Copyright 1920 6 Jntt Feature Berries Ine, MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Figures it Was Worth a Black Eye. GOOD PIANO $89 Only $5 down, $5 month We are closing out our entire present stock of Pianos." Five pianos for almost half price J5 down buys any piano. Come now, they arp going fast. See ad on page 3 SCORE OF 19 TO 6 UW . vw. . , Trade Mark Beg. in tao u. o. gtay out after certain hours In I Rtutteart. Germanr. SALEM HI WINS FROMALBANYBY ni .;'.v Weight told Us story again yesterday in the game played lie re on Sweetland field between the Salem and Albany high school elevens when the local team took the visitors into camp 19-6, the game being featured by a 100 yard run by Laubner, Albany full back, when in the first three min utes of play ho snatched the ball fumbled by one of the Salem play ers while he was standing on the Albany goal line and ran. the whole length of the gridiron for their only score. On the kick for goal the ball struck the crossbar and bounced back into the field. Albany bad elected to receive the kick and on their first play re turned to kick to mldtleld. Salem started right in to trim the vle itors and with the ball resting oh the ten-yard line with the second down and six to go it looked like a score for the locals might Just as well be credited. However, on the next play the Salem man when tackled dropped the ball and it shot into the walling hands of Laubner, The Salem backfleld had all come in on the charge and before they could realize what had happened Laubner was speeding down the field with too big a lead to be overtaken. First Touchdown Scored. The Albany team spurred by their performance charged like demons and for' the first ton or a dozen plays went through the Sa lorn line every time. On the thir ty-Iive-yard line the Salem team held and Albany lost the ball on downs. Adolph returned the ball by a punt to the middle of the field and after making., yardage twice the Albany team again lost on downs. The quarter ended with the ball on the 35-yard line. In the next period Sulem scored Its first touchdown by straight line plunges and aided by fifteen yards penalty for Albany being off-sldo throe times, Lllllgren car ried the ball over. Adolplx missed goal. The rest of the quarter was scoreless with the half ending with the ball in midfield. Penalized for Holding. In the third quarter the Saloin team came up to" a stonewall on the 30-yard line and on the fourth down Adolph booted place kicks. Both of the kicks were beautifully executed, The first came when an Albany punt was blocked and the second when they lost on a fumble. Jt was in this quarter that Salem was penalized 15 yards for hold ing and on the next play were set back five yards more for being off side. The quarter ended with the ball on Albany's 18-yard line and In Salem's possession. . It took just five line bucks for Salem to put the ball over at the beginning of the next quarter. Adolph converted the place kick. The rest of the game was scoreless and aside from a puss intercepted by Pitman, Albany right half, was not out of the ordinary. By the time the final whistle had blown It was gotting so dark that one could hardly see the length of the field. Stars of the Game, For Albany Laubner was the star with bis run and his stellar' punting, lie and Adolph were about on a par tor distance. For Ealem Hamilton and Adolph were the outstanding lights. Coaob Brumbaugh of Albany was heard to say repeatedly that it wus the ff fWnCM X SHou OSff TRlO toeWTT COfiM KWW NfM T MAS TAfcew ow " O ft,uT WRo'i THAT " WW emit. f I" j Wh Wfc flT'SrNAtl V CANCf He) J O -7 ' - - - " ' Salem center that was getting through the line and spoiling a lot of the plays. Adolph with his place kicks and punts looked like a college star and will bear watch ing. The team lineups yesterday were: Salem Itingle, re; Patterson, rt; Coffey, rg; Hamilton, c; Aus- man, lg; Townsend, It; Rhinehart, lo; Brown, q; Lilligren, rh;' Post lh; Adolph, f. Albany Stein, re; Groshong rt; Cox, rg; Stellmacher, c; Pat terson, lg; Urhammer, It; Rolley, le; Bilyue, q; Pitman, rh; Doty lh; Laubner, f. . Substitutions; Salem Moor man for Townsend, Kelly for Lil ligren, Townsend for Moorman; Albany Waller for Cox, Allen for Stein. Officials "Cac" Hubbard. O. A. C, referee; "Fat" Zellar, W. U. umpire; "Brick" Hagerdorn, O. A. C, head linesman. FEDERAL ATTORNEY AT CHICAGO ACCUSED n Chicago, Oct. 21. (By Asso ciated Press.) Charges against the conduct of the office of United States district attorney at Chica go were found to be well founded by Edgar B. Tolman and John It. Montgomery, representing the Illinois and Chicago Bar associa tions, in a report to United States Attorney Ceneral II. M. Daugh- erty, made public today. Mill City News Patches and rips and bolos were signs of rank at Mill City last evening when forty-six coupleB, wtlh other guests of the ctiy, at tended the hard times supper and dance given by the Mill City Ath letic club in Hammond hall. Fostivitles lasted until the early hours of the morning and marked the opening of tho winter's sociul events In the neighbor "town of the mills." G. B. McLeod, Oregon manager of the Hammond Lumber com pany, is in Mill City inspecting the properties and operations of the company in Linn and Marlon counties. He was accompanied by his brother, Harry McLeod, of the Los Angeles branch. Last Times at the Liberty Tonight Y ' ,,', A ' f t 'v, 1 ? ' ? I ; y i .CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In THE HANDS OF NAJIA" BRUM HAZING AI ANNAPOLIS IS TESTIFIED 10 Annapolis, Md., Oct. 21. Testi mony given by Midshipman Wil liam H. McGregor of Bremerton, Wash., fourth class, that he was brutally hazed by Bruce H. Robin son, Chandler, Ariz., first class, was substantially corroborated by Edward K. Ponvert, fourth class, when the latter testified before the naval academy court martial on the resumption of its sessions in the trial of Robinson this morn ing. "It was a big hazing party with other upper classmen looking on and making no apparent effort to stop it," according to the story told by Ponvert. He said he was In the room while the hazing was in progress, and he involved Mid shipmen Fitzgerald and Steele as seniors present. Ponvert Bald he could not remember who gave the command for McGregor to do the thre physical exercises, "sitting on infinity," "stoop fall" and "asymtcte," but seemed certain that it was Robinson who gave the orders to stop in each instance. Lieutenant Commander A. L. Clifton, naval surgeon who exam ined McGregor when he was tak en to the hosptial, testuied that the midshipman was suffering NEW PHONOGRAPHS HALF PRICE Geo. 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