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5-t I if it PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925 TOLEDO AGAIN: S'lL The Sulem Senators took the Toledo baaubull uiuu in to caitiii yuHiertluy at lei noon lor the st'couu liuio ia as mauy day a when tluy duleated thuiti un thu Oxford uiun diamond by u score o 2 tu J. iu u tivii-iuiiing tame. Tlic game ivut culled at inu ond ul tut MUi train e on account ol ruin which tell iu torrents an the lt uiuu went out. Tlie 'lolcdo nino took the lead when they scored one run on a homer by 13 rook a. Neither fiiiK ..cured in the first frame although both te.una had men on oases but were uiialjle to connect with the necessary hi Li. 11 rooks first man til hut iu the second hit the hall ovoi thu right field feiic-i. Staple ton flew out to Quieen berry. fclri(;ga went out to tioutou on a line drive which liouton way able to slop with u shoestring catch. Conclawt was lift by a pitched ball but Dean: is flew out to Kd wards. This was the end of the visitors scoring. All three of the Senators weoi out In order la thoir half of the second. The fourth Inning proved to bo disastrous to the Toledo team when the Senators crossed the plate twice to tie and take the lead which they were able to hold until Jupiter I'hivlus came and helped them out. Keene, first man up fn the fourth, was Issued a pass to first. Kceue stole sec ond aud went to third on a pass ball. Kelnhart walked. Quit; bil berry went out, Copeland to King. Scheckman flew out to right field and Kceue crossed the plate with the tyiu3 run otter the catch. Ed waids got a single between third and short and scored Rein hart with the winning run. Keene went Into run for Kd wards but Ashby went out at first. The Toledo team tried hard in their half of the fifth to cotne from behind but were unable to score due to Qui tin's bonehcad play. Beam is s'ngled over second base. Qiiinn bit to Maples who tried to get Uoumla at second but Proctor dropped the hall and all were safe. Bmiinis was caught off of second, Ashby to Proctor. King filed out to Scbackinan. Htrlckmoter got a double to ceutcrfield and Qulnn went to third. Kobbins, n danger ous flitter, was at bat and Kd wards was not going' to let him repeal h's feat of two homers yesterday. Muplcs caught Qulii n oft' of third base flat footed with the bidden ball trick and the Senators were winners. 1 By virtue of their win for the second time the Senators are claimants of the state semi-pro championship. The Senators have bad oiin of the best teams in yours under tho management of Kd warda have won over some of the, stron cr-.it tennis In the stale. They havu lakcu victories from 1'ort ol , l'ortland, winners of the city chanp'onahip and loaders in the tournament whl.'h Is being held in. l'ortland. They have two wins and no lories chalked up to their credit a'-td ftre well on their way to the I'orthunl championship-; They nave 1oj taken a victory from V.ic Cycols, winners of the Greater Portland league. The Cy-1 col nine finished their league sea son without a but are trailing along in the cellar with two I owes and no wins in tho Tori land championship series. Besides! besting these two chnniplomi 1 he Senators are winners ot the Inter state pennant. What other team can rightfully claim the stale title Is the question of Kd wards. The tW'i Salem scores were both re- Battleship Now Dance Hall ft I i 4 1 ii ' t Tho U. S. S. Illinois has fallen upon evil days. The famous battleship, the pride of the Navy twenty years a(?o, will be rented for dances at $225 a night in New York City. Htilta of wulltf. HdwardR' ainKlo in i ho fourth frame and l'roctor'a hll were Lho only Salem hlte. The summary follows: Toledo. A.B. 11. II. E. Quinn If 2 0 10 Kins II) 3 0 0 0 .Strlckuiuter ct 3 0 10 llouuius 83 2 0 0 0 llrouka rf 2 110 Staplctun c 2 0 0 0 SprigB 2h 2 0 0 0 Coi.eland 3b 1 0 0 0 Ueunils 11 2 0 1 1 Tolllcl IS 14 1 Salem. A.B. H. H. K. Doulon ss 1 0 0 0 Proctor 21) 1 0 I 1 Maples 31) 2 0 0 0 Kesno II) 1 1 0 0 Kelnhart cf 1 10 0 llllisenuerry rt 2 0 0 0 SehdCliman It 1 0 0 1 KUwards c 1 0 10 Ashby p 2 0 0 0 Total.) 12 2 2 2 Summary Homo runfi, ltrooka; two-liaio hit. Qtilnn, Strlekineter; Hlruck out, liy Ashby 2, by llearala :t; baao on balh, off Ashby 1, off Ue:uuls ft ; stolon hauoR, Keene; Har ilflco fly, Kchackmau; bit by pltrher, t'opeh-inl by Anility. Umpire Jonoa. NEW ROOKS AT THE rURLIC LIUKAKY Fuller, Caroline M., Aeroaa the Cauiini.f; lluti'lilnsini. A. S. M. Tho Clean Heart ; 1 1 ut dilution, A M. M-t If Winter Cnmts; Jolinwuii, Owen. Stover at Yale; Lockn, V. J., Tho ltelove.l ViiKahnmi; Tortrr. C. H.. Tho Ilurveatpr: ltlnohart. M. U., Mnr TUth; Wharton. Ktllth. C ruclal lnataiicei; Santuai y; Wharton, IMith, The Custom of tho Country; Wharton. VMM h. Tales of Men and (ihoMt; Whlto, W. A., A Certain IMoh Man; t'lu-lpfl, W. 1.. 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