Capital journal., July 28, 1925, [First Edition], Image 3

TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925.
BANKERS LOSE
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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Poor base running and errors
caused the downfall of the United
State Bankers team last night
when they lost the city champion
ship to the American Legion by a
9 to 2 score. Had the Bankers
played smart ball they might huve
been champions or at least tied.
The game was fast and played be
fore a largo delegation.
The Legion nine played excep
tional ball. The Bankers have play
ed the best games In the first two
but were unable- to get the men
around In the second and the Le
gionnaires won by a Before of 1
to 0.
The Legion team scored one run
In the first and one in the second.
Gabrielson- was the star of the
game, getting two hits in four
times at' bat and scoring all of the
winner's runs. In the first frame
Gabrielson was safe on K. Thomp
son's error. Parker laid a nice sac
rifice hit down the third base line.
Parker beat the hit out and both
men were safe. Acton laid a nice
sacrifice hit out and both men
sacrifice done the third base line.
Frazler came in fast but threw
low to first and Gabrielson scored.
In the second inning, Gabrielson
got a hit after two were out. Park
er walked and Gabrielson scored
on Acton's hit. The last tally for
the victors came in the fourth.
Gabrielson got a double and scor
ed later.
The Bankers scored one In the
sixth. Relnhart got a hit and went
to third on Week's double and scor
ed a minute later. In the seventh
the Bunkers scored one more run.
G. Thompson got a hit and went
to third on a double by Blumcn
berg. Frazier also tried to count
and was caught between third and
home. Frazlor then started to sec
ond an dwas caught off. Parker
made the last put out. He was hit
In the knee and laid out for some
time. It will not result serious,
however. Had the Bankers played
safe they might have tied the count
It was getting too dark and It
would have been Impossible to play
another Inning.
The score:
R H E
Legion 3 8 8
Bankers 1 7 2
Batteries Jenkins, Hooper and
Pearmlne; Blu men berg, Weeks and
G. Thompson.
FREAK SWEDE WILL TO
AID ROADS, FISHING
Stockholm In one of the most
original wills ever filed for pro
bate In Sweden, a local millionaire
named Carl Smltt has directed that
the bulk of his estate be devoted to
the Improvement of public high
ways and to the discovery of better
methods of catching fish.
Women Smoke in Street Cars
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A special order permitting women to smoke In Brooklyn street cars
was put into effect by the Public Service Commission, and above are
pictured two of the first to take advantage of the ruling. Miss Dorothy
Dickerson, of the "Louis the 14th" company, lit up the latest innova
tion, a compact, folding pipe that fits into a vanity case. The male
passengers bore the Intrusion with the same patience that characterised
their acceptance of women as usurpers of the barber's chair.
Open Forum
Contributions to This Column
must be plainly written on one
side of paper only, limited to
300 words In length and signed
with the name of the writer.
Articles not meeting these spe
cifications will bo rejected.
To the Editor: The paper mill
pluyers are Just as faithful und
just as honest as the Eagles play
ens are, as fur as that is concern
ed, and would like to say that we
have used nine of the men from
the twelve we turned In. The
Eagles did not do this as they
changed players In each one of
their series, that is players that
were not signed up when the ser
ies was first started.
Why didn't we protest? We
played ball and said nothing. The
second game a holler went up
about Schaokman playing, the
Eagles claiming that he wasn't al
lowed and that tncy wouldn't play
with him In the Papermakera'
lineup. So to make the game go
through we let them have Ed
wards to catch and we lost. On
the third game ve decided to stick
to our agreement to use the men
we turned in and the Eagles to J)
ft he same. Then another howl
went up that they wouldn't play
only under protest. How they
figured fichaekman is a member
of the Senators Is a mystery to all
as he hod no contract or any kind
of an agreement with that club
only to say that he played the
bench once and on account of the
hard luck of Durham lie had to be
used. Docs that make him a mem
ber of the Senators? No. And
It seems like a poor brand of
sportsmanship to try and protest
on those grounds.
PAPERMAKERS.
FALLS CITY DEFEATS
MONMOUTH BY 13 TO 2
Falls City, Or., July 28. At lae
ball game playec. here Sunday ad
ernoon, Monmouth vs. Falls City,
the game was one-elded clear
through, the visitors being out
classed in every way. The finul
score was 13 to 2. This was-t.ie
last game to be played on the home
diamond.
, To be slow In granting a favor
ie to show unwillingness. Even
to be elow In desiring to grant it
is evidence of unwillingness.
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Even hit stenographer noticed it and com
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"Since you eat Life Savers between smokes,"
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More and more smokers are doing the same thing.
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Atlanta City, N. J., July 28.
(A. P.) Nine persons were sev
erely bruised and shocked when a
Pennsylvania bridge train due
here at 3:06 p. m. was derailed
just Inside the city limits eoon
after crossing the. drawbridge at
thoroughfare. Nine coaches of the
twelve coach train were derailed.
James A. Flaherty, supreme
knight of the Knights of Colum
bus, Atlantic City, who had just
returned yesterday from Ireland
was Injured,
The cause of the derailment Is
believed due to a defect In one of
the wheels of one of the rear chair
cars, which left the track first.
Only the engine and the first
three coaches were left on the
track.
HARRISBURG BRIDGE TO
BE COMPLETED BY WINTER
Harrisburg, Or., July 28. Erec
tion of the steel for the bridge
across the Willamette at Harris
burg will he commenced August 1,
according to S. F. Duff, foreman
of the work for the Portland
Bridge company. The third pier
was finished Friday and the last
one Is progressing speedily. Duff
is aleo authority ior the tsutement
that the highway commission
probably will declare the bridge
open to traffic November 1. Aftor
the firtst of tho month the main
crew will be split In two parts,
one to erect the steel, the other to
finish the work for the 1700 feet
of trestles on the west approach.
Piling and planking for the trestle!
are in place.
FIVE OF ONE FAMILY
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
Vlncennea, Ind,, July 27 Five
members of one family were killed
or died of injuries today when a
north Chicago and Eastern Illinois
passenger struck an automobile at
a crossing 15 miles north of here.
All were from Boxvllle. Ky. The
dead:
J. H. Divine, Mrs. J. H. Divine,
12; Courtney Divine, 5, a son:
Thomas Divine, 3, a son; Dorothy
Divine, ll, a daughter.
RUSSIAN GENERAL TO
ADVISE CANTON CHINESE
London, July 2S. A. P.) A
Reuters Canton dispatch says a
Russian, General llorodin, has
been appointed adviser to the
Canton government, Rucecdtn??
Robert S Norman, an American.
(Mr, Norman Is from Oakland.
Cal., and was legal adviser to the
hi t0 Dr. Sun Yat Sen, head of the
Canton government.)
The dispatch says the supreme
command of the Canton govern
ment's army, navy and air force
has been placed In the hands of
Russians.
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