Capital journal., June 22, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1925.
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ALBANY LOSES
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'lilleboro 6
Camae 6
Papi.-akera- 4
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The Salem Senators baseball
team defeated the Htllsboro nine
on the Hlllsboro diamond yester
day afternoon In the interstate lea
gue series by a score of 10 to 4.
The locals were behind during the
first few Innings of the game but
the locals tightened up and over
came the lead.
HUIeboro scored one run In tho
first when C. Henderson got a
double against the fence on the
flrflt pitched ball, Cole went out.
Proctor to Keene, Henderson go
ing to third G. Henderson
drew Proctor out of balance at
first when Proctor tWew to tho
plate and both runners were safe.
HUIeboro also scored one run In
the second Inning. Burkhalter went
out, Bouton to Maples. Krelts got
a, home run over the left field
fence. Tuerck and C. Henderson
were easy victims.
-The locals tied the count at 2-all
In their half of the third. Proctor
first man up wan robbed of a hit
down the third base line and was
thrown out at first. Maples sing
led. Steers was hit by a pitched
ball for the second time, Mnplefl
being advanced to second. Keene
was safe on a fielders ciioice while
Cole threw Steers out at second.
Itinehart singled and Maples tallied
J-e Barr hit tho ball against the
loft field fence for a double and
Keene scored. Itinehart going to
third. "Frisco" Edwards was rob
bed of a hit over first base when
Burkhalter made a one handed
catc for the third out.
In their half of tho third the
Htllsboro team scored another run
to give them the lead again. Cole
got a hit. Q. Hendorson hit tho
ball to deep right and Cole waH
caught at the plate, Henderson
stopping at third. Barham hnd
Wos Schulmerlch struck out but
tho umpire called It a ball and he
got a sacrifice fly Into right field
and Henderson scored.
Stoutonberg relieved Bill Tuerck
In the third frame i'or tho Hills
born nlno. The locals took tho lend
In their half of the fourth when
thoy scored four runs. Bouton got
his second walk of the game. Proc
tor hit a homer over the left field
fence scoring B-iuton ahead of
him. Muples got a two base hit,
Steers got a walk. Maples went to
third on a passed ball and Steers
st second. Bouton scored on
passed ball and Steors went to
third. Keene sent a sacrifice fly
to center and Steers scored.
The Htllsboro team was unable
to score . any. more . until the
seventh Inning. The locals kept
pounding the opposing hurl era.
Meyers wont In In the fourth frame
when Stouten berg was In trouble.
In their half of the fifth the lo
cals made one more run. Barr got
a pass to first. Edwards got a
walk and Coleman went In to run
for him. Barham sacrificed both
runners. Bouton sent a sacrifice
fly to left field and Barr scored.
One run In the sixth, seventh
and ninth made the scoring for
the locals. Keone got a walk In
tho sixth after two were out. Rlne-
hart got a hit, and Keene went to
third. Barr got a double and
Keene scored. In the seventh In
ning the locals made another tally,
when Proctor hit his second homer
over the left field fence.
In the eighth frame Keene hit
the ball Into deep right field. The
hall looked like It was going over
and Keene started to walk around
but the wind caught It arid brought
It down and O. Ienderson got the
mil off of the fence.
The Hlllsboro nine scored their
last run in their half of the eighth.
Colo fanned. Q. Henderson got a
hit Into left. Schulmerlch was safe
at second on Maples' error, Hen
derson going to third. Hendorson
scored on a wild pitch and Schul-!
merlch went to third. Jansen fan- I
ned and Burkhalter went out at,
first. I
In the ninth frame the locate
made one more when Barham hit
the ball over the left field fence.
Barham's hip-pocket catch In !
the eighth Inning was a feature of:
the game. The lineup follows: I
Htllsboro C. Henderson, If; Cole
as; Q. Henderson, rf ; Schulmerlch,
cf; Jansen, 2b; Ward, 8b; Burk
halter, lb; Krcltz, c; Tuerck,
Stoutenberg and Myers, p. John-
batted for Burkhalter in the
ninth.
Salem Bouton, ss; Proctor, 2b;
Maples, 3b; Steers, cf; Keene, lb;
Rlnehart, If; Barr, rf; Edwards,
o; Barham, p. j
Tho score
R H E
fcalem 10 11 1
Hlllsboro A 8 1
Next Sunday the locals will meet!
the Camas team at Salem. They ;
have scored two victories over them I
all ready but the Camas team has-!
.strengthened some slnco thon and I
are preparing to give the locals a
hard run.
Oilier League Gumcs
The strong Can.as baseball team
of the Interstate league defeated
the papormakers on the Camas
grounds yesterday afternoon by a
score of 4 to 1. The game was
hard fought, with the victors ploy
ing better ball than they have for
the last few weeks.
Albany's baseball learn dropped
its second Interstate league game
of the -:ason and Its first game at
homeajen they lost to the Luck
on bach ship company nine yester
day afternoon by a score c 10 to
4. The game was hard fought and
pretty even with the exception of
the sixth Inning when the ship-
ulldera scored six rune, largely on
errors. This made the shipbuilders
sixth straight victory.
The score:
R H K
Luckenbach .... 10 11 3
Albany 4 10 6
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