The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-11

came TO the DAT Oh"Sh'
music in that noise when Spaulding
and wagon tongue met How IL
sailed away; but when IL came down
Rowell was under it, and Hamilton
had to hurry back 10 first; Sumner
famed and Albany came to the bat.
Things came Albany's way, for by a
series of fairly good batting they man
aged to get two scores, and the crowd
yelled.
Sanders opened the second canto,
and on a safe hit made first, and be
fore Teabo got his base on balls that
"Rube" had stolen second. Lucas
went out by a fly to second, and i'm
mediately "Rube" stole third, just to
even things up. Dreger bent his beei
against the fifth slant that Drugger
sent him, and the ball sailed to the
out field, good for two bases, while
Sanders and Teabo came home. Jer-
man struck out, and Davis put one
high. like a tree, but 1t dropped into
| snyder NOl AiDohyf P'Nf
again It was Albanys turn.
In the last half Of the second Albany
made one run, and had two men lett
on bases.
Hamilton opened by jamming his
ash against the first ball sending
hot one to third, too hot for Connaway
10 handle. and Ira got to first. Nor.
rls followed with a short hit, forcing
Hamilton out on second A wild throw
to first let Morris go to second. sum
ner got to first on dead ball, and
Sanders sent hot one to second, but
Danforth ate IL up Teabo made a
safe hit and Summers came home
Lucas made good hit, but IL was
well fielded. and he went out on FIRST.
Albany came to the bat, but failed
to do much business.
During the fourth inning Jerman
drew a free ticket to first Davis made
long high hit 10 center and Snyder
caught Il. making the prettiest catch
OF the day. Hamilton got first on
safe hit. Sam Drugger got the ball
and. using poor judgment, tried to get
Hamilton on first instead of getting
Jerman on second Dreger scored In
this inning, and Jerman was forced
out on third.
Albany did business In this inning.
but II was because of some ragged
fielding and poor judgment on the part
OF the Raglans. Sam Drugger struck
out during this canto. and showed an
ugly temper by throwing his stick.
Rowell came to the bat, and, with a
Blue on two sacks, and the crowd yell
ling for him to do something, which he
Idid. letting the two Blues score; but
Lee went out before Rowell could
score. and the inning was over with
the score to in Albany's favor
Salem scored one run during the
fifth. and Albany did the same.
II was plain. by the watch, that the
game must end with the sixth inning.
The undertaken was preparing 10 con
duct the obsequles, and Manager lr'
win was looking rather glum, but the
Raglans took brace. Jerman made
safe hit Davis hit liner which
forced Jerman out on second Davis
stole second and Morris came to the
bat with two men on bases. Sumner
struck at a wild ball and while he
was going to first Davis and Hamilton
scored Sanders laced a bender for
two cushions, but was left on second.
The game was over and when the
spoils of war We're collected Salem
had 9 and Albany TO- "just because
that train was on time"
Both pitchers received their hard
bumps, but Morris got away much
easier than did Dregger in spite of
the fact that he had pitched three
straight games.
Sanders was star at base running,
and Davis on third was a tower of
strength