THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 7, 1918.
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BOSTON IS WINNER
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him, hat lick knocked the ball from
his hand and it rolled toward the Cub
dugout. The Cub second base man dash
vd madly for home and Thomas threvr
him out by six feet. This was the tying
run and the third out.
Seoiv by innings:
0 00200000 02
hits 1 10400000 17
i Chicago '
runs 0 00010000 01
hits 0 00022 1 00 16
Summary: Two base hits, Mann and
Pick; sacrifice hits, Hollocher.
Double plays: Hollocher to Merkle
Vaughn to Merklo. Left on bases, Bos
ton 4; Chicago 3. Stolen bases, White
man, Schang and Pick. Struck out by
Mays 4; bv Vaughn 5. Bases on balls,
off Mavs. Passed ball, Schang. Hit by
pitched ball, Whiteman. Time of game
1 hour and aa minutes.
In Pursuit of Polly
Did You Ever Watch a Fellow Nearly Break His Neck and Fairly Burst
His Heart trying to catch a Girl, only to lose Her? If you have you'll sympa
thize with the Poor Cuss, Who Does it in "In Pursuit of Polly".
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BREWERSWILLING
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president had by proclamation forbid
den use of grain or foodstuffs in manu
facturing beer, jviue or whiskey. Tho
Sheppard provision ends manufacture oi
beer and wine on May 30, 1919, an
eale of all intoxicants on June 30.
Sheppard js confident this amendment
will receive presidential sanction.
St. Louis Plants Will Close
St. Louis, Mo., SepV 7. Breweries
here will readily comply with the food
administration's new order banning
malt liquors and manufacturing plants
will k converted to war work wheii
their present supply of malt is used,
without waiting for December 1, Otto
Stifel, president of the St. Louis
Brewers association, declared today.
The recent restrictive order of the
fuel administration has closed two St
Louis breweries and will force otners
to the same action within the next
mouth, Stifel said.
'dated July 9th. He spoke of capturing
'twelve prisoners single-handed and gaid:
' When
ing to rest
says she believes he undertook to cap
'ture moro men and was himself taken
'prisoner.
Game By Innings. .
Ball one. Ball two. Strike one. Hoop
er singled over third. It was a Texas
leaguer just out of Hollocher 's reach.
Shean up. Foul, strike one. Ball one.
Ball two. Shean flew to Mann. It was
a high fly. Strunk up. Strike one, call
ed. SStrunk lined to Hollocher, who
doubled Hooper off first, to Merkle.
No runs, one hit no errors.
Chicago: Flack up. Ball one, ball two
ball three. Flaek walked. Hollocher up.
Strike one, called Hollocher sacrificed.
Schang to Mclnnis. Flack going to sec
ond. Mann up. Ball one. Mann flew to
Hooper. Mays did considerable, stalling
while .Flack was on second. He made
several motions to throw to second.
Paskert up. Strike one. called. Ball one,
Strike two, foul. Foul. Ball two. Ball
three. Paskert fanned. No runs no hits,
no' errors.
A sprinkling of rain foil while Pask
ert was at bat, but the cloud that drop
ped it was swiftly pasing by.
Second (Tnning1 Boston: Whiteman
up. Strike one called. Ball one. Ball
two. Whiteman singled to left. The
rain began to come down hard chas
ing th crowd from tho boxes. Mcln
nis up. Foul, strike one. Strike two.
Mclnnis out, bunting third strike. He
bunted a pop fly down the first base
lino. Schang up. Schang fanned as
Whiteman stole second. It was the first
stolen baso of tho series. Scott saf on
Hollochr'u error. Thomas up. Thomas
flew to Flack. No tuus, one hit, no
errors.
Chicago: Merklo up. Strike ono.
swung. Ball ono. Ball two. Ball throe,
Strike two. "called. Merkle flew' to
Hooper. It was a hard drive, which
Hooper took easily. Pick up. Ball one.
Strike one, called. Foul, strike two.
Pick popped to Shean. It was a high
easy chance. Deal up. Strike one call
ed. Strike two, swung. Deal out, Thom
as to Mclnnis. No run , no hits, no
errors."
Third Inning Boston: Mays up. Ball
one. Srtike one called. Foul, strike two.
Mays out, Hollocher to Markle. Hoop
er out, Merklo to Vaughn. Shean up.
Hhean out, Vaughn to Merkle. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Chicago :Killifer up. Strike one,
swunir. Killifer out, tihean to Mcln
nis. Vaughn up. Vaughn out Shean to
Mclnnis. Flack up. Strike one. call
ed Flack out, to Mclnnis unassisted. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Flack made a nice drive down the
first base line, but Mclnnis was right
in front of it and he was an easy out.
Fourth Inning Boston: Strunk up.
Strike one, called. Btrike two, called.
Strunk fanned. Whiteman up. Ball one
Strike one, called. Whiteman was hit
by a pitched ball. The ball struck him
in tho ribs. He went to first holding
his side. MclnnisSup. Foul, strike one
Striko two, swung. Mclnnis singled to
left, Whiteman went to second. Th
pair had tried a hit and run on every
ball pitched. Schang up. Ball one.
Schang singled to center wnneman
scoring and sending Mclnnis to third
It was a clean liner directly over sec-
ond base. Whiteman scored easily.
Scott up. Scott was safe on an infield
hit. Mclnnis scoring and Schang going
to second. It was a squeeze play. The
bunt bounded high in front of Vaughn
Thomas up. Strike one, called. Ball one
Ball two. Thomas singlod to right and
Scfians was out at the plate, Flack
to Killifer, Scott went t third and
i Thomas to second on the throw. Mays
ur. Ball one. Strike one, swung. Ball
!two. Strike two. swung. Ball three.
Mavs lined tn Basket. Two runs, four
hits no errors.
Chicago: Holocher up. Strike ono.
i called. Boll one. Hollocher flow to
Hooper, who did not have to move
to get tho ball. Mann up. Mann doubled
to right. It was a fast grounder down
the first 'baso line and was the first
I hit of the Cubs. Paskert up. Ball one.
scoring Pick. The ball bounded into left
field. Killifer was held at first. Vaughn
up. Strike one, called; ball one; foul
strike two; ball two, strike thive.
Vaughn fanned. Flack up. Ball one, ba'l
two, strike one, called; ball three. Jul
lifer out stealiug, Schang to Scott. Out
run, two h"s. "o errors.
Schang 's throw to get Killifer was
low. but the Cub catcher was too slow
to take advantage of St.
Sixth inning Boston: AVhiteman up.
Ball eue, ball two; strike one, called
Whiteman lined to Merkle. The crael
of the bat and thu ball hitting the glove
were practically simultaneous sounds.
Mclnnis np. btriko one, swung. Mcln
nis popped to Deal. He caught the ball
at the pitcher's box. Schang up. Slrikc
one, wuug; ball two, strike two. Svuang
fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors.'
Vaughn had regained his effective
ness and was pitching with much confi
dence. He got Schang with a fast one
on the side. Schang never budged. It
was the second time he had struck out
Sixth inning Chicago: Flack up. Ball
one, strike one, called. Flack fouled to
Schang who made a great catch of a
low spinning foul back of the plate.
Hollocher up. Ball one. Hollocher out,
Scott to Mclnnis. Scott made a fast
plav on a slow hopper. Mann up. Ball
one. Mann singlea to right. It was his
second hit of the day. Paskert up. Striko
one, called; gtnke two, calkd. Paskert
singled to cvnter. Mann going to see
ond. An aeroplane went over the stands
just clearing it by twenty feet LwOie
Paskert hit. Merklo up. Ball one, ball
two; foul, strike one; ball thive; foul,
strike two. strike three. Merkle fanned.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
The crowd was rooting wildly for a
run when Merkle was up but Mays work
ed him nicely. Ho didn' t get a good ouv
to swing at.
Seventh inuing Boston: Scott up.
foul, striko one; ball one. Scott fouled
to Flack,' who made a nice catch after
a long run. Thomas up. Ball one, suikt
one, called; strike two, callvd. Thomas
out, Merkle to Vaughn. Vcy made a
nice play of a slow ground ball down
the first baso line. Mays up. Mays cui.
vauglm to Merkle. No runs, no hits, uo
errors.
Seventh inning Chicago: Pick up.
Strike one, ball one. Tick out, Scott to
Mclnnis. Deal up. Strike 911c, called;
foul, striko two. Deal beat out an in
field hit to third. Thomas knocked the
ball down. Killifer up. Foul, striko one.
Killifer out. Mays to Mclnnis. Deal go
ing to svcoiul. Vaughn up. Strike ono,
called; strike two, swung. Vaughn flew
to Whiteman. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Eighth, inning Boston: Harper up
Ball one, ball two, stnkc one, culled
foul, strike two. Hooper funned. Slient
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up. Shean popped to Merklv. Strunk 11
Strike one, called; ball one.' Sirum.
flow to Flaek. No runs, no hits, no er
rors.
Seventh inning Chicago: Flack up
foul, strike one; ball onvv. Flack flew
to Strunk. Hollocher up. Bull one, ball
two;-strike one, culled; strike two.
swung. Hollocher funned. Mann up, Ball
one, ball twu; foul, strike one; ball
three. Mann out, Seott to Mclnnis. Nq
runs, no hits, no errors.
Ninth inning Boston: Whiteman
up. Wliitcniiin out, lAal to JVlerkie. Mc
lnnis "P- Mclnnis out, Jiollochcr to
Merklo. Schang up. Strike one, called.
Schang singled to right. Scott up. Ball
one. Schang safe at second when Hol
locher dropped Killifer's throw. The
official scorer gave Schang a stok'n base
Ball one, strike one; foul, striko two;
striko three. Scott funned. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Ninth inning Chicago: Taskcrt up.
Strike one, called; strike two, called;
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rest for awhile." His mother !,tn1c thn ,hn with ,ba.ck aerainst the
Unsightly pimples and
blemishes on the face are
sure signs that the skin and
blood need the purifying
and strengthening action of
BEECIWS
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Sold e 1 Boies, 10c.. XX.
Will Not Oppose
Milwaukee. Wis., Sept. 7. Brewer,
here epcct their beer stocks to be ex
hausknl by February 1, two montJis af
ter the federal order prohibiting the
manufacture of beer after December 1
goes into effect.' W. H. Austin, attor
ney for tin Milwaukee Brewers associa
tion, said today there was no talk of
opposing the order.
Silrerton Boy "Missing"
May Be War Prisoner
Silverton, Ore., Sept. 7. Mr. and
TJrs- Reeves of this city have received
'official notice that their son, Delbert,
has been missing since July 19th. Mr.
Reeves enlisted from Siiverton and
friends are grieved to hear of his un
fortunate fate, but are assured that
"Del" was a true patriot who dared
and willed to do anything for the ser
vice of his eonntry. The last letter
'received from him by hia parents was
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left field bleechers. It was a long drive.
Merkle up. Foul, strike one. Bull one
Ball two. Foul, strike tw , Merkle out
Scott to Mclnnis. No runs, ono hit,
no errors.
Scott made a dazling play to get
Merkle. Ho got the ball with his giov
ed hand over sccona.
Fifth inning Boston: Hooper up,
Ball one; strike one, called; foul, strike
two; foul; ball twe, tiall three, iiooper
walkvd. Shean up. (Strike one, swung
ball one, ball two. Bhcan lined to
Vaughn who doubled Hooper off first
to Merkle. It was a hit and run play
and Hooper was almost to second when
Vaughn caught the smash. BtrunK up,
Strike one, called; ball one; foul, strike
two: strike three, swung. Strunk fan
ncd. No runs, no hits, no errors.
It was the second time during the
game tliat Strunk had boen fanned by
Vaughn. Hitting left handed, he slion
ed little liking for the Cup port sidvr'i
curves.
Fifth inning Chicago: Pick up. Ball
one, ball two; strike one,r called. Pick
doubled past short. Deal up. Foul, sink!
one: foul, strike two. Deal flew to
Whiteman. Pick's hit was very flukey,
It was a gronndii lhat went through
Scott's legs. Killifer up. Strike one
swung. Killifer singled off Scott's shins
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ball on, ball two, foul, foul. foul. Pas
kert out, Scott to Mclnnis. Merklo up.
Strike one, called. Merkle out, Mays to
Mclnnis. Pick up. Btrike one, called;
ball one, ball two, Btrike two, swung.
Pick singled to second baso. Barber bat
ting for deal. Bnito up. Ball 0ni strike
one, called; bull two. Pick stole second.
b'oul, striko two, ball three. Pick took
third 011 a short passed ball, but was
out at plate, Thomas to Schang, when
he tried to scoro after tho ball was drop
ped. No runs, ono hit, no -errors.
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Tho uiniriago Of Miss Ruth Kun.e,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs", Hugo Kuue,
to John H. Tweedlo of Klliott Traii-io,
took place Saturday afternoon, August
24, in the Presbyterian parsonage at
Oregon City, Iiov. Scenian officiating.
The ring ceremony was used, only the
immediate relatives attended.
Both young people aro well known in
the social circles of Elliott Prairie und
sui-rouiuling country. Miss Kuuza is one.
of Elliott Prairie's charming and talent,
ed girls and hns spvnt nearly her entire
life in that place. Mr. Tweedro is well
known in musical circles, having been a
member of tho Hubbard buntf and sev
eral orchestras. .
After a week's visit in Portland with
friends and rcluliws, they returned
home wher0 Mrs. Twcedio will make her
home with hor parents, while hor hus
band serves in the-army. Hw left for
Camp Lewis Tuesday, Woodbiun Inde
pendent. Wren tho leaves begin to turn it is
an indication that summer is getting a
yellow streak I
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