Capital journal., July 20, 1925, Image 8

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THE 'CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925.
Senators Lose First
Of Crucial Series to
Luckenbach Tossers
W. h. Pet.
Salem 10 8 .770
Luckealmcb 8 4 .680
Hillsbu'-o 7 6 .63
Camas 7 .462
Paperma);ero 6 8 .386
Albany 3 11 .214
The Salom Sen u to m loBt the
first of tbo crucial series on the
Oxford park dittinoud yesterday
afternoon by a score of 12 to 9.
The game started out like a tight
affair but after the fifth inuiug
took on the appearunce of a track
meut. Salem mmu win one gama
If they are to be in a tie with tho
shipbuilders. If the Luckenbach
nine wind till of their remaining
contest and Salem loeue both the
shlpbulMera will cop the pennant.
Salem Is scheduled to meet Hills
boro on thu local diamond next
week, and ought to win. Should
Salem win over Luckenbach in
the next game they will win the
pennant.
Boulon Blurted the game with
home run In me first inning.
The first bull came over a little
bit low but the next one came
straight ue an arrow and Boutou
hit it over the right field fence.
Tho locals got several other men
on bases In thlt. Inning but were
unable to dent the plate.
Locals Take Lead.
In tholr lialf of the fourth the
locals annexed threo more runs
on three hits. Kcinhurt started
the innltiK with a two-baso hit
over tniri base. Edwards popped
up to Blici Aston, ilarhum got u
eingle and Keinbart went to third.
Bouton got his second hit In "
many times at tut and Keinhuri
scored, Barliam going to second.
Coleman, who made five epect-ic-ular
cutchc) tht-t cut off Sulem
rallies every time made a wonder
ful one-nun !ed catch of Maples'
liner to center. Tractor went to
second on Clark's error and Bar
ham flCorutJ. Keene walked to fill
the bases. Burr walked and Bos
ton wis forceu across the pi a to.
"Speed" Carroll, manager of tin;
visitors, rcLbed Coluinon of a hit.
In the i.'itli the visltore came
from behind and m-nred seven runs
on four hits and two walks. Jrore
fanned, nakinir five consecutJe
BtrlUeouts for Barliam. CurroU
and Zw'jircll walked. McKonna
singled and Curroll scored, Strau
aban was safe on a field's choice
when Proctor tried to get Zweif?ll
at the plate. McKenna went to
third on the play. Helnike got u
single and McKenna scored. Strnn
uhan went to third. Coleman
went out Proctor to Keeno and
Helmke scored. Clynes got a hit
und went to eecond on the throw
in. Clarke hit a home run over
the right fluid fence scoring
Clynes ah&ed of him. Qroce go
ing to bat for the second time In
thie inning wen out, Bouton to
Keene.
Visitors Foiw Ahead
In the seventh the visitors an-
noxed two mora runs on four bite.
Coleman hit tho ball over the
rightfield fence Clyuos flew out
to Heinhai'C. Clark got his thtrJ
hit and wont to third on Groce u
double. T roc tor then went In to
pitch for Selem. - Carroll gut a
slow, lucky hit and Clark scoroJ.
Carroll went to second on a puseei
ball. ZweWell struck out and Mo
Kenna went out Maples to Keene.
In the e.gbtb the score stood 22
to 4 when the shipbuilders scord
three runs. Stir nan an went out
a nice cater, by Maples, who
raced way back Into left field in
the foul tjiritory to catch his fly.
Helmke got a hit and went to sec
ond on passec bull. Golema.'i
walked. Clynes bit the ball over
the right field fence scoring Cole
man and Heiinke ahead of him.
The losiU came to life In Mieir
half of thu eighth and scored two
runs. Shuckiran, who went into
right field when Coleman toon
Proctor's pitico fit second, canio lo
but for tho fimt. time this season
and fltartei (Mugs out with a siz
zling double. Eloiiton bit his sec
ond home run of the game over
the right fit Id fence. Maples got
a hit but Proctor and Keene were
easy out. Tin visitors got two
men on buhw in the ninth inning
but wcro uuablti to bring then
across the plate.
Again In tho ninth the locals
started t rally that looked Jlko
they might yet win the game but
it was s'l'-rt lived. Barr, first
man up got a hit. Colcnum wats
safe on Carroll's error. Iteinhart
got a hit. Kdwardtt was safe on
a fielder cIio'hj when Colemn n
went out &t fit id. Siiaekmin
coming to bat for the second time
hit the ball over tho left fiel.l
fence and llelnhart and Kdwards
eroded tho plain. Bouton enm-
pleted a rcrfect uuy ut bat when
he got a single. Maples went out,
Stranahan to Carroll.
Bouton and Schackman featured
at bat for the locals. Boh ton bat
ted 1000 ier cent with five times
at bat. Sehackman hit a double
and a homer In two times at bat.
Barham tuso gol two bits In three
times at hat. Goleman, Clynes
and Clark hit homers for the visl
tore. The summary follows:
Salem.
A.B. H. H. P.O. A, E.
Bouton S3 4 8 4 0 11
Maple 3 b 6 0 8 1 1 1
Proctor 2i)-p....4 0 0 1 6 0
Keene lb 4 0 0 10 0 0
Barr If 3 0 1 0 0 0
Coleman 2j-rf..6 0 0 2 2 0
Heinhardt if ..& 2 2 2 0 0
Kdwaide c 6 1 0 10 1 0
Uarliam p 8 12 0 10
Shaokmn rf ..2 2 2 0 I 0
41 8 16 27 12 2
1 uc ken bach.
McKenna ss --.0 112 3 3
Stranuban 2b ..1 1 1 3 3 0
Helnike c . 6 2 2 0 0 1
Coleman tf H..4 2 1 5 0 0
Clynes rf 4 2 2 1 0 1
Clark 3b b 2 3 3 2 1
Groce If 4 0 2 8 0 0
Carroll lb 8 119 11
Zwelfell p 4 1 0 10 0
41 12 14 27 8 4
Score by Innings:
Salem 1 0030002 3 9
Luckenbach ..0 1 0 0 7 0 2 3 0 1:1
Summary Home rune, Bou.on
2, Shackmitn, Clark, Coleman,
Clynes; two-base hltB, Rclnh.udt,
Shackman,, Groce; stolen bases,
McKenna, Etranuhan', Proctor 2,
Groce; 3trick out, Barham 7,
Proctor 3; l-ase? on balls, Bar mm
3, Proctr 2. Zweifell 6; hit by
pitched ball, McKenna by Procter;
pass balls, Rdward 2; double plays
Clark to Kiranahnn to Carroll
charge of defeat to BarUam; tlm
of game, 2:20.
Umpire Ed Rankin.
Other Ieasn Games.
The Wen Linn baseball team of
the Interstate leugue came to lite
yesterday and defeated the strong
Hlllsboro team on the HlUsboro
diamond by a score of 5 to 3.
Hlllsboro out bit the visitors but
were unable to connect In ihe
pinches.
The score R. H. E.
West Linn S 6 7
Hlllsboro 3 10 J
Batteries Stone and Wills;
Stoutenborg, Meyers and KrelU.
Camas forfeited their game to
the Albany team yesterday by a
score of 9 to 0. Only five of the
Camas players showed up for the
game. Tills ebxves the Camas
nine down the ladder a point.
They have been showing excep
tional strength here lately, win
ning over Ine Luckenbucb nine
last Sunday.
Young Hnfoy wno was recalled
by the Cardinals from the Syra
cuse club when Blades was Injur
ed, smashed out four htte in tiro
times at bat and scored two run.
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