The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-22
Standing Of Clubs.

WINE SOuthpaW Lucas was pitching
Babe" Haynes "Raglans" TO victory
yesterday, the teams up the valley
were on the shelf because Of rain. and
the result is Salem took a leap in the
percentage column. Opposing Lucas
was Bilyeu, and from the call of time
the game was a pretty inheld and
pitchers battle. with great chunks OF
credit due to Patterson's hitting for
the "Raglans" and whltney's fielding
for the Blues"
Lucas credit comes to him because
he twirled a clever game. and because
he kept the nine hits that the "Blues"
made so well scattered that they we're
only productive of two runs.
Snyder was the first to face him. and
by an error he found himself on first;
Bredemier got hit, and by another
error Snyder got to second. Whitney
was the next BLUE" TO the stick, and
he drove one TO Patterson. the ball
went 10 Haynes at FIRST in time to send
Whitney 10 the bench. and Haynes
whipped the ball 10 Teabo at home.
who put Snyder out, thus making the
only double Of the game. II was clev-
er work. and every one in the play de-
serves much credit. The inning ended
by Meyers tanning.
The "Raglans" got bad start.
Davis drove one into the shorts glove,
and Teabo famed; however, Patterson
started the fireworks by taking a hit
Babe" Haynes got a free ticket 10
first, and Cell took hit. In the mean.
time Patterson had got 10 third, and |
scored on an error by Bredemier |
Saunders got a hit and so did Downie
and Cornford, who stole second. and /
when Lucas ended the inning by fan.
ming. Salem had four runs, one OF
which was earned
In the second canto Powell slammed
out a liner that was good for two
cushions. and Biyeu got a hit, but
no one scored. as Coats went out
stealing second. Mcfarland by a foul
fly and Rupert famed
II was In this inning. with two men
oub that Patterson met the sphere for
home run. II was the FIRST one for
some time before Salem crowd, and
they yelled
The blues" made two runs In the
third canto. after two men we're out,
one OF which was earned. Cell, for
Salem, put ny into center held. but
Reds Rupert, at the crack Of the bat,
started under it. and. crouchlng like
a lion bent upon kill-he was on the
kill all right-and by an extremely
clever play. was a Lion, for he caught
that fly just as Il was two feet from
the ground. Saunders and Downie
struck out
Snyder got a hit In the fourth in 4
ming. but three men famed, leaving a
him on second. Salem failed 10 make l.
good in this inning. Davis goe the
,nly hit. and after making a petty
arceny OF second, was left there.
The nth was uninteresting In the
iixth, however, Powell found the ball a
gain. got second on a wild pitch, but v
3ilyeu famed. Mcfarland hit ny z
o Patterson and Teabo caught Rupert =
,ut on a hy foul e
The sixth for Salem was the lucky Il
nning. Saunders hit the ball, but Il v
vas well helded and he was No, !. y
,ownie got a hit. cornford went out A
n a foul ny, making two out Lucas r.
OF a hit. sending Downie 10 second. O
nd he scored on an error. Then Old =,
I Davis made a hit. which brought In a,
ne run. Teabo got free ticket TO II
az No. 1, and Patterson, with two bI
ZEN on bases. drove the ball over the m m
ght field fence making the play OF O.
,e day. Haynes had bad luck. and vi
uded the inning. buf IL netted the NJ
Raglans" ave runa los
During the rest OF the game runs u.
ere As scarce as the prOyerbini hens
eth and the ~Blues' were straesllns
ith a sad degree Of diagnst -
Durinx ths epiire game haps ! a.
Iaynes had his men well in hand and 81
few more days Of his good coaching ~