Capital journal., September 07, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 71925
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Outside of alx home runt, (our
lor tue Senutore and two for To
ledo, the game yesterday afternoon
on the Oxford park diamond wub
good one. The score would have
read 1 to 0 In favor of the Sena
tora bad the huniera been elimi
nated. The two Toledo homers ac
counted for the four tallies for
them but the Senators were not to
he outdone and sent eight runs
across to best them 8 to 4. Sou
ton was the only man to cross the
plate without the assistance of a
homer. In the second frame after
Carhau had homed he stretched a
double into a triule and scored
minute later, lie started to Bteal
home and when Strickmcter threw
to catch him at the plate the bull
went so high that Bouton had
cored before it came down.
Neither sido scored In the first
. Inning although both had men on
bases. In the third tho locals
scored tvo runs. Barham brought
the crowd to Its feet with a homer
over the right field fence for the
first score of the game. Don ton
then setlicd onto one of Strick-
motor's bull for a triple and scored
a minute later when he started to
Bteal and Strickmeter threw wild
to home.
In the fourth frame the Sena
tors kept right on with what they
started In the third. Adolpb, first
man up went out at first and t
was several men later before an
other one went out. Adolph's out
raised a little dirt and when th
dust hud rolled away six tallies
had crossed the plate. Rclnhnrt
tingled and went to second when
Qulesenberry walked. Schackman
cleaned the bases when he landed
on one of Strickmeter's balls for
home run over tho right field
fence. , Edwards started things
anew with a single Into rlglit
field. Barham, Salem hurlcr, came
to bat and hit bis second bonier of
the game over tho right field tenci
scoring Edwards ahead of hiiu
Biuton then fouled out to Kinp.
Proctor not to be outdone by his
teammates hit a bonier over the
right f tcJd fence. Maples got n
hit and stole second. Adolph com
ing to bat for the second time of
the Inning walked but Rolnhnrt
flew out to Armstrong to end the
hectic Inning This ended thu
scoring for tho locals while the
Toledo nine kept right on trying
and after scoring one In their pnrt
of the fourth on a houier by Hob
oing, Toledo shortstop, settled
down to get a few more.
In the eighth frame the Toledo
team scored three more runs
RobblnV second homer. Qulun
was safe when Bouton overplayed
the ball end booted It. King was
safe when the ball took a bad
bound over Bouton s head. Arm
strong was safe at first on a field
er's choice when Bouton threw
King out at second. Hobblns then
strode to the plate and hit the
ball so far over the fence that It
Is doubtful In the minds of thos"
who saw It go over whother It Is
over going to be lound. Hobbine
two homors accounted for ail oi
the Toledo scores.
Several nice plays were pulled
off by the locals. In the second
frame Adolph reached around ana
touched Stapleton at first when
Maples' throw drew him off
of the base. In the third inning
with a man on third and second
and two down Edwards sent a
beautiful peg to third to catch
(Julnn oft of the bag. Qulnn
thouch Edwards was tnrowing to
second end started to come borne.
Edwards whipped It down to third
base Instead and pulled the Sena
tors oui of a tight hole. The lo
cnls are playing the Toledo team
gain this afternoon at s ociocu.
weather permitting.
The box score follows:
Toledo. .
A.B. n. H. E.
Quinn If 4 110
King lb a u z v
Armstrong cf 4 110
Itobblns 08 2 2 0
Uroolts rf 4 0 10
Star.leun c 4 0 0 o
Sprlgg 2b 4 0 0 0
Oopelund 3b 4 0 0 0
Sirlckmeter p 0 10
Tola's 36 4 8 0
Salem.
. A.U. K. II- H-
Bouton BS & 1
Proctor 2 b 6 1
MENIAL TESTS
Maples 3b 3 0
Adolph lb z "
Kcinhart el 3
Quisenberey rf
Snbackmaii If
R(lw:ii'd3 c 3
Durham p 3
Gunt Anderson of Salem, student
at Northwestern university and
who recently paaeed the Illinois
state bar examination, has mar'.c
a mental tet o Tom Murray, Ells
worth Kelley and James Willoa,
who shot their way out if the state
penitentiary Auguat 13, and holds
that Murray and Kelley are above
the average mentally, while Wlllos
ia below the average. Murray Is
accorded the mentality of a per
son 18.6 years old. Kelley 17 years
and Wlllos 12 years. William It.
Lloyd, who killed Clinton I. Baun
of Independence a few days ago
bv treacherously ehootlng him In
an automobile. Is given a rating of
18.9 yeare, which, says the expert,
would entitle him to entrance as a
freshman in any university.
Totals 31 8 10 2
Bishop ran for Edwards In 4th.
Kcenc ran for Edwards in 6th.
Summary Home runa. Barham
Rohhii.s 2. Schacltman. Proc
tor; two-laec hits, tiuinn. itouion
three-bane hits, Bouton: nirnm
out, by Bnrham 9. by fitrirkmciet
baao on balls, orr HincKmcrer
stolen bnsns. Qulnn, ArniHtronR.
Maples: sacrifice fly. Artnlph:
oublc playn, Bouton to Proctor to
Adolph: wild pitch, Strlcltmi'tor;
ft by pftrber, Edwurda by Stricit-
otor', ilnie nr pnmo.
Tlmpiio Jones.
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Anderson's report la to be hand
ed the governor for such use aa
the executive may see fit.
If the same basis of comparison
could be made, Anderson says Mur
ray's mentality could be compared
with that of Leopold, the Chicago
student-murderer.
"He has an Indomitable will, af
fable disposition and rapid mental
responses," says the report. "Emo
tional response were Intermittent."
On the basis of hlB answers to quea
tlons hla reasoning was rated above
the average. In acquired know
ledge he rated above the average
high school student.
Kelley waa described as having
slow mental reaction, and the re
port holds that he would have been
a good stenographer or clerk be
cause he shows an aptitude for
concentration. Emotional res
ponses were deliberate, but active.
Anderson has specialized in crlm
inal psychology at Northwestern
university and was present when
the mental teeta were given Loeb
and Leopold, The tests given the
Oregon slayers were similar to
those given the Chicago youths.
Prof. Frank M. Erlckson of Wil
lamette university assisted Ander
son in the tests.
FIRST PROSECUTIONS
UNDER NEW STATUTE
Eugene, Sept. 7 First prosecu
tions In the state under the amend
ment passed at the last seaaion of
the legislature to the working
men'a compensation law, wherein
anyone about to engage In a haz
ardous occupation must first notify
the atate accident commission,
were conducted here last week. W.
J. and J. L. Lepley pleaded guilty
and were fined $25 each.
Piano for Sale
Upright Fischer Piano, No.
108093, belonging to the
Wm. Claget estate; can he
seen at F. N. Woodry auc
tion market, corner Summer
and Norway streets. This
piano will be sold on sealed
bids for cash by order of
the court of Marlon county;
all bldB must be In by Satur
day, Sept. 19, 1 p. m. The
court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
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