Capital journal., August 31, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1925.
E
CONTEST 1 1 TO 8
The Salem Senator hammered
out a 11 to 8 victory over the In
dependence baseball nine hero yes
terday In a long drawn out game.
The visitors drew first blood when
they scored, two runs to take the
lead on Ashby a wlldneas. Ash by
passed the first three men filling
the bases. Edwards started to put
Bishop Jn the box then but Ashby
wanted to Btay In and Edwards let
him. The next man up singled and
the bases were still loaded with
one run across and no out. Schrunk
was caught off of second for the
first out. Btolzenberg singled and
Green tallied. Preston hit Into
double play.
The Senators went out In order
In their half of the first but scor
ed seven runs In their part of the
econd. Keene first man up got a
walk, II el n hart walked, Coleman
got a fielder's choice while White
tried to throw Keene out at third
but all hands weer safe and the
bases loaded with no one out. Quia
enberry singled and Keene scored.
Edwards got a nice hit over sec
ond and Ileinhnrt and Coleman
tallied. Quissenbcrry went to third
Bishop walked, sending Edwards to
second, filling the bases again.
Bouton sent a sacrifice fly to cen
terfteld and Qulseenberry scored.
Proctor was safo on second when
Btolzenberg dropped his fly. Ed
wards crossing the plate. Bishop
scored on Green's error when he
threw wild to second. Proctor also
scored on the error and Maples go
ing to third. Keene up for the sec
ond time of the Innlog flow out to
left field. Relnhart 'fanned.
The visitors annexed another
run In their part of the third.
Green singled and stole second and
cored a minute later on Preston's
double. The Senators scored once
In the fourth. Bouton singled and
went to Becond when Maples walk
ed. Keene singled and Bouton
went to third and scored on Cole
man's hit. The Independence nine
cored two more runs In the fourth
Hill was safe at second on Bouton's
error. Ray doubled and Hill scor
ed. Green doubled and Rny scored.
In their half of the fifth the locals
cored two runs. Qulssenberry
was Bafe on shortHtop'B error. Ed
wards went out at first. Qulssen
berry went to third on a passed
ball. Bishop Blngled and Qulfwen
toerry scored. Bouton got a field
er's choice while Green threw
Bishop out at second. Bouton start
ed to steal and Shrunk threw wild
to second letting htm go to third.
Proctor singled and Bouton scored
Proctor went to third and Maples
to first on shortstop's error. Keene Hay lib 3
walked to fill the bases but Rein
hart fanned to end the Inning.
Coleman got a hit In the sixth
and went to second on Qulnsen
berry's single. Edwards -and Bish
op flew out. Bouton doubled and
Coleman scored. This ended the
scoring for the Senators.
In the seventh the visitors got
one more run across when Preston
hit over the left field fence for
homer. They scored their final two
In the ninth frame. Schrunk sing
led. Btolzenberg flew out to Adolph
who went In for Keene In the
ninth Inning. Preston hit bis sec
ond homer of the game over the
left field fence scoring Schrunk
ahead of htm. White singled, Omar
ra got a hit and White went to sec
ond. Baker, hitting for Fisher was
safe at first on Adolph's error. The
ball went to the stands and White
tried to ecore, Adolph getting the
ball In time to throw him out at
the plate. O'Marra went to third
on the play. Hill fanned to end
the game.
The Senators were a little out
classed by Graham Sharkey In the
driving exhibition although Schack,
man beat him in the first drive.
Edwards is not sure who he will :
play next Sunday although he
thinks that he can get Albany. .
The box score follows:
Salem.
A.B. H. H. E
Bouton 86 6 2 2 1
Proctor 2b 5 110
Oreen ss-p
Schrunk e
Stolzenborg of
Preston rf .......
White p-ss
O'Marra lb
Burrlght If
..Fleher .
Baker
..4
.5
6
5
6
6
1
8
1
16
Totals 42 8
Batted for Burrlght In 4th.
' Batted for Fiflher In 8th.
Summary Two base hita, Pres
ton, Green, Hay, O'Marra, Bouton;
home runs, Preston 2; stolen bases
Green, Proctor, Maples; sacrifices
Bouton, Qulssenberry 2, Edwards
double play, Proctor to Bouton;
base on balls, off Aflhby 8, off
Bishop 1, off White 8, oft Green
2; struck out, by Bishop 4, by
Green 6; bit by pitcher, by Green,
Coleman; innings pitched, by Ash
by 1-3, by Bishop 8 2-3, by White
1, by Green 7.
Umpires Jones and Newberry.
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Maples 31)
Keene lb .
Relnhart cf ....
Coleman rf-2b .
Quisscnlerry If
Edwards 0
Bishop p
..4 0 0 1
..4 12 0
..4 10 0
..8 110
..5 2 10
..6 110
..4 110
Adolph lb 0 0 0 1
Schackman rf 0 0 0 0
Totals 40 11 12 8
Adolph went to first for Keene
In ninth, Schackman to right field
for Coleman and Coloman to sec
ond for Proctor In ninth. Bishop
relieved Ashby with one out In the
first.
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Florence, Ala., Aug. 19. (A.
P.) Muscle Shoals power was
called Into use today to relieve
shortage of electric power In
South Atlantic states resulting
from extended drought.
Responding to an appeal to
states affected, the war depart'
ment at Washington ordered one
of the big generators at Wilson
dam placed in operation. This was
put Into effect today, adding ap
proximately 18,000 Kilowatts to
the power available and demon
strating the first concrete result
of an expenditure of about 51,-
000,000 by the federal government.
Buenos Aires. Three thousand
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Capital Camp No. 1 of the Paci
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hold a big get together meeting at
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next Thursday evening when plans
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The Pacific Woodmen Life auao
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Washington, Aug. 29. The
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