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SALEM HI OPENS
THE CAPITAL JODfcNAU SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925
Chemawa, Apii 23 After many
Wforta to open their baseball sea
son te Salem hih school met the
Chemawa Indians on the Iudlaus
grounds yesterday afternoon and
defeated them by a score of T to
4 The rains for the last week or
so have delayed the red and black
nine which has helped them to a
certain extent as it has given the
llaye.'s who were awiiy or the bus
km ball trip a chance to Ret going
In good shapo. The Indtuiu were
behind at all times and Fabry,
. pitcher tor the high school kept
the hits pretty well (wnlu'ied al
though he allowed four In the last
inning when the Indians scored
three runs.
Both sides went down without
scoring in the first or eecoud In
rlr.gs. In the third Salem scored
three runs on as many hits and tin
error. Coleman Kofti-rs, ftr.t sick
er for the ret and black, went out
iit orge to De loa. Fabry, next
ninn up got the firnt hit for the
high acliool anl srored on Louis
Oirod's double. Paul Glrod smack
ed a nlco double, scoring his broth
tr and he scored on Atkimt' error.
Up until thu time the playing wax
about even. In the fifth Inning
the red and black nine scored
three more runs on three hits.
Rogens started the play with a nice
ajiigto, Fabry, pitcher, stepped up
to the platter for the second time
and smaehed out a triple and scor
ed when the ball went wild at hte
plate, Kogers scoring ahead of
him. Louis Glrod went out at
first bate but I'aul Glrod was safe
on De rue's error, gol.i to second
on tin play. Kelly got a hit and
went to second on Williams error.
Glrod scoring on the play. Kelly
went to third on a pawned ball.
Irager flew out to center field
w:th the runners held. Wilson then
went into the box for the Indiana.
Heenan hit the ball to left field
but t fell into a well.
In their half of the sixth the
Indiana tallied when Claphanoo hit
the first ball pitched for a triple.
Vleury fanned. De Pee got to first
n a fielder choice. Claphonoo
scored on this play, Kelly having
him out nmilo but Claphanso hit
him pretty hard and he dropped
the ball. Mat lit on, next man up,
hit ln.o a double play.
In the eighth Inning the high
school nnnexod tholr final tnily
when Draper hit the ball Into left
field for two batitia, the loft fielder
threw wild to second to catch him
and Drager trnvule! to third. Klt
chm got a single scoring Drngor.
Downie, coach for tho redskins,
tried a small town act when ho at
tempted to send Fleury to bat for
V.'illiams In the ninth inning.
Fleury started tiio game at left
field but was called to the bench
to warm up when (leorge got into
trouble. In the taut inning with
two men on Fleury went to bat
but tho hish dchool protested and
Downlo tried to claim Hint he
could send In whoever he desired
In tho la-tt Inning. Mason showed
Downlo tho rulej at this time and
Urendlhle went to bat irutend.
In the ninth luning the redskins
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started a rally that nearly won
them the game, Fabry eased up a
little and De Toe got a hit anJ
went to eoc4 when the hall went
through It agora Mat (Hon got a
hit and De Poe went to third Mat
Ikon stole second. Fabry settled
down anl Davis popped out to
center flel.1, the runners being
held. Dandro George flew out to
Paul Glrod. Erendibte batting for
Williams worked the count to three
ball and two strikes and then got
a hit scoring De Poe. Atkins went
In to bat for WiLmn and hit for
two bases over Draper's head.
L'rag.v got the ball and A tains
attempting to stretch the hit went
cut at third for the final out.
Frl lay afternoon the high school
will meet the Sjlverton hig'i school
i.ir.e nt Silver-tun. The lineup for
ytte. day's game fullows:
Sal?m L. Glrod, us; P. CIrod,
-lecor.d; Kelly, catcher; Could, cen
ter; Dra?y, left field; Ileenan,
third; KUchin, rlxlit field; Uogtra,
firot and Fabry, pitcher.
C h o m a w u Alkinjf, catcher:
CJuph'inoa, center; l-'lcury. UL
field; Do Poe, flr.it; Matilton, right
Davto, third; D. George, ss; Will
iams, second; C. George and Le
Auuro Wilson, pitchers.
PAQETO FEATURE
ViEWS OF SALEM
The Portland Journal will carry
a full pane of pictures taken in
halem In Its next Sunday edition
I lie pcturca, IS In number, will
De grouped on tho pace with red
ucsiKns and borders.
There will be a large pictures of
the state houee, taken from the
west side, In the upper left hand
corner of tho page. A few scenes
or children working In Salem
xchools and on poultry farm near
the city will be scattered through
the group.
Most of tho pictures will be of
balein residences.
There will bo a picture of the
new Ilayenville school. 6 miles
north of Salem, four residences on
.North Summer street near Par-
rish, a scene of Slate and Com
merclal streets showing the United
States National bank. St. Joseph's
new auditorium and another row
of residences on North fifth street
near Church. A picture will be
shown of Arthur Benson's homo at
the corner of D and Winter streets
of V. G. Myora' new home at the
corner of Winter and Chemcketa
and Kafnury'a on North Summer
itreet liotwocn Parrleh and Union.
I he new J. u Parrish Junior high
school, the new Unitarian church
an1 the new Elks temple will be
mown.
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STARTS
SATURDAY
A new concrete garage is to be
built on North High, between Che
maketa and Center streets, it was
announced yesterday. The build
ing will be of reinforced concrete,
with a brick exterior In front It
will measure 82 by 15S feel.
The cost is estimated at $18,000.
The project la being financed by
three Salem men, A. C. Nelson, K
E. Ling and A. J. Jacobs.
The garage will be occupied by
('red M. Powell, who deals In
Packard. Hudson and Knsex cars.
There will be a service depart
ment and a show room. The show
room will measure 48 by 70 feet.
Property whsre the garage Is to
he built was bought a few weeks
aKo from its former owners. An
old house, which now occupies the
site, will be torn down. Freeman
& Struble, local architects, drew
up the plans.
MOROS PLAN REVENGE
UPON CONSTABULARY
Manila, April 23. (Ily Associ
ated Press) Revenge t or the
killing of a number of their rela
tives mora than a year axo by
the Philippine constabulary dur
ing an. uprising, lo belag planned
by band of Moron in Lanao
province, conatabularly headquar
ters here wan informed today,
Tba Moron, it was stated la
the report, bar assembled in a
native fortress and are nransrlnr
tor vengeance.
The constabulary commander
err
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growing feet;
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