Capital journal., August 17, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1925
The Salem Senators won a pret
ty pitching duel irom the Cycol
nine of Portland here yesterday
on the Oxford park diamond by a
score of Z to 1. Barham, Salem
hurler, was the main factor In the
Salem win, letting the visitors down
with two blnglea and bringing the
winning run acroaa the plate In the
eventh after the Cycols had tied
the store at 1 all in their half of
that frame.
For six Innings Barham hooked
and crooked the visitors to death:
and It woo with two men out In the
sixth before the Cycols were able
to glean their first hit of the game.
Big Bill Bottler next man up then'
got a walk but Held forced him at
second. - Bpth burlera pitched
straight ball and received excel
lent support.
The Senators went along two
Innings without a si en of a hit but
m the third with two men out
Bouton, Salem short hit one of
"Chlnky" Coovert's slow balls and
It sailed over the right field fence
giving the locate the lead which
they held until the seventh.
Han kin's Three Errors
Ed Rankin proved to be up to
his regular form yesterday when
he made three terrible decisions on
last strikes on the locals. His first
error came in the third on Proc
tor. The ball was nearly a foot
on the outside of the plate but
Rankin called him out. The next
break came In the fourth on
Schackmnn the ball being outside.
Schackmnn showed his disfavor by
breaking his bat on the plate but
went out to his position without an
argument. Another rotten decision
was made in the Cycol half of the
fourth when Itankin called a pret
ty strike a ball which let Bottler
go to first on balls. Reld then walk
ed to fill the buses but Barham
then struck tho next man out.
Both hurler struck nt least onr
man out an Inning. Unrhnm sent
nine of the visitors back to the
bench while ten of the locals hit
the dust. Barham walked five of
tho Cycols to three for Coovert
but three of the walks wcro Issued
to Bottler, home run king nnd two
to Reld who Is almost as danger
ous as Bottler.
Bcoro lied In Seventh
WJ visitors rallied In their half
of the seventh and tied the score
at one-nil. Epps went to bat for
McClusky and hit the first bnU
pitched against me lence ior a mn
gle. Buker sacrificed him to sec
ond. Coovert went out Proctor to
Keene and Enps went to third
Scott hit one to Mnplcs, Salem
third bnseman and wilh plenty of
time to catch him ho threw wild to
flrBt and Epps cronscd tho plate
with the tying run. Scott was
caught nt second trying to sleol a
minute later.
In their half of tho seventh the
locals brought tho winning run
across. Edwards, first man up was
safe on Simmons' error. The ball
went to Coovert but he was unable
to handle it. It went to Simmons
who kicked It Just as ho went to
pick It up. Frisco was still miles
away from the plato when Sim
mons picked It up nenr first base
After cornering the ball Simmons
threw wild to first and Edwards
made It. Coleman went In to run
for him and went to second a min
ute later on Coovert s bnlk. Bar
ham hit a line drive for tho long
est hit Inside of the field this year.
Coleman stood on second for fear
the ball might bo caught and then
dashed home with the winning
run. The drive of Barhniu's went
clear to the center field fence.
Bouton got a hit and Rnrhnm went
to second, proctor sacrificed them
to second and third while he went
out at first.
The next play was a bonehead
play on the port of the visitors.
'Maples was siife at first hut Bar
ham stayed at third. Bouton on
second rounded third and was run
ting Barham to the plate. Tuma
started toward second to touch
THESE FOLKS
JUST LAUGH
AT HOT WEATHER
second and retire Bouton. Bouton
then saw the play and dashed
back toward second. Barham start
d to the plate and the Cycols
stood around while Bouton made
second in safety and Barham was
safe on third filling the bases.
Qulsenberry flew out to Simmons
and Adolph. batting for Keene
ending the Inning by flying out
to center field.
Barham In Fine Fettlo
Barham usually has trouble In
the ninth inning but proved strong
this time by striking out the first!
two men- and causing t Gressettj
pinch hitter for Coovert to fly out I
to end the game. Barham was In
fine fettle and proved to be tool
strong for the visitors who also
played excellent ball. Next Bun
day the locals are to clash with the ,
Albany nine on the Oxford park I
diamond. The Albany team won !
over the Senators In the Interstate !
league series but the locals are out
to get revenge this time. j
The box score follows: . j
Salem. !
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. B.
Bouton as 4 1 .3 11 1
Proctor 2b 2. 0 0 4 4 0
Maples 3b 4 0 1 0 8 1
Quisonberry rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Keene lb 1 0 0 . 9 1 W
Refnhart ct ....8 0 0 8 0 0
Schackman It ..4 0 0 1 0 0
Edwards c 4 0 0 8 2 0
liarhum p 4 0 2 0 10
Adolph lb 1 0 0 0 0 0
Coleman 0 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 ,2 6 27 12 2
Cvcol.
A.B. U. ff. P.O. A. E.
Scott 2b 4 0 0 1 1 0
Buzzell 3b 3 0 0 0 1 1
Simmons ss 3 0 0 1 1 1
Tuma lb 4 0 1 10 1 0
Bottler cf 2 0 0 3 0 0
Reld rf 2 0 0 0 0 0
McCluskey If ..2 0 0 0 0 0
tipps U 2 110 0 0
Halter c 2 0 0 9 3 1
Coovert p 3 0 0 0 2 0
Uressett 1 0 0 0 u u
Totals 28 1 2 24 9 2
Ron for Edwards In 6th and
7th.
..Batted for Baker In 9th.
Score by inning:
Cycol 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3
ntii o ooooiio o -i
Salem 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 X 2
Hits 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 x 0
Summary Struck out, by Bar
ham 9, by Coovcrf 10; bane on
halls, off Bui-ham 5, off Coovert 3;
hit by pitched boll, Keene; balk,
Coovert; stolen base, Tuma; home
run, Bouton; sacrifice hits, Proc
tor, Simmons, Baker.
Time of Kntnc, 2:04.
Umpires B.mlcin nnd Kennedy.
Tuh'do IM'fouis A'bnny
The Toledo b;.eba.l learn con
tinued Its winning streak by de
feating Albany, 8 to 2, yesterday.
Art Benin is, Toledo's star hurler
two years ago and hurler for the
Salem Senators In a gume or two
was on the mound for the Albany
nine. He was batted out of the
box In the seventh Inning.
The score:
n ii e
Albany 2 6 6
Toledo 8 12 8
Ba t teries Hen in Is and A rm
strong; Strlctnmter and Stnplcton
ImlciK-iidi'iifc Benton
The Salem-Woodburn all-stars
defeated the strong Independence
nine at Independence yesterday in
a hard fought battle by a scoro of
3 to 2. The gnmo went eighteen
full Innings before the game was
decided.
Both hurl era pitched the full
routo although the winner's hurl
er was weak at times. Several
times the Independence team had
two or three on base with no ont
but the side would be retired with
out scoring. Several men were
caught at the plate.
Ellis, winner third baseman
cams to bat In the eighteenth frame
and after striking out four straight
times hit the first ball pitched for
a double from there he was able
to score. The All-Stars held the
Independence team scoreless In
their half of tho eighteenth. Keun
and Towner formed the battery for
the winners. !
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To the Editor: Referring to
the statement ot ex-Superintend-
cnt of Penitentiary James to the
effect that Dalrymple was not dis
charged but resigned from his
former position at the peniten
tiary may be true, but be should
hare added that he was due to be
fire and was permitted, as an act
ot courtesy to tender his resigna
tion. Mr. James may not bave
been advised ca to what prompted
the tender ot Dalrymple's resigna
tion as there wore, unfortunately,
many thlnas happening around
the institution that he was hardly
alive to. OSWALD WEST.
The dispatch referred to reads
as follows:
Toledo, Or., Aug. IB. Warden
Dalyrmple of the Oregon peniten
tiary waa not discharged for cause
while sorvlng in a subordinate po
sition at that institution, as stated
by ex-Governor West in Portland.
according to C. W. James of To
ledo, ex-suporintendent. Mr. James
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FORMER KEEPER
Portland, Aug. 17 "It's not a
prison, but a paradise for crooks,"
declared Charles Charlton, former
ly principal keeper of the Oregon
state penitentiary, describing that:
institution.
"Discipline 7 There Is none.
thanks to Warden Dalrymple. How
can there be discipline with two
baseball games a day, gambling
going on, Ice cream being served
and radio concerts at 10 o'clock at
night? Does that sound like a
prison 7
"1 was 'fired' the middle of last
month," continued Mr. Charlton
yesterday, "on a false charge. The
warden said ne removed me for
being drunk. I told him that was
a He and he knew It. I never took
a drink In the prison haven't
drank In years. And when I left
I warned him that the way the In
stitution was being conducted
there would be hell break loose
within six weeks.
Men Put In Bull Pen
"Oregon Jones, who was killed
trying to escape Tuesday, and Kel
ly, who was with him, defied mo
and said they wouldn't work. I
pulled out my watch and told them
they would have one minute to get
started or I'd have the guns turn
ed on them. They started. I put
them In tho bull pen. They told
me that thoy'd be out of there In
a week. I replied that they would
remain In the bull pen until winter
so far as I had anything to say,
The day after I was ousted the war
den removed them from the bull
pen.
"I don't believe In being brutal
because a man is In prison, but I
do believe In discipline. You must
be firm with them and treat the
men square. Convicts know when
discipline Is expected, but they dis
like seeing favorites played. I have
been in the prison when men could
only speak at certain times and
smoke at certain times and there
was no trouble with them.
Gambling In Prison Charged
"No man can sit In a swivel
chair and manage 600 prisoners.
I told Warden Dalrymple that he
might be able to manage the fin
ancial end of the institution all
right, but that he did not know
how to manage the men inside. He
asked me why, as principal keep
er, I did not enforce discipline and
I answered that this could not be
done with higher ups issuing orders.
'Prisoners get three packages of
tobacco a week. The convict op
erated poker games, gambling for
the tobacco and the slickers clean
ed the unwary In the prison Just
as they used to do on the outside
looking for easy marks. Forty or
fifty pounds of Ice cream sent to
the prison on Sundays for the In
mates. Plenty of baseball games.
Concerts on the radio late at night.
Prison Declared Pa ro ditto
'Doesn't sound like a place of
correction or punishment, does It?
I told the warden that Instead of
being a prison the place had be
come a home for crooks a para
dise, rather. It has been so at
tractive that it Is a wonder anyone
wanted to leave, and It had no
terrors for them. I remember the
time when there was discipline,
strict discipline, and when a con
vict was released he was mighty
glad to get away and stay away."
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