Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-05
ALL STARS
ARE WINNERS

nTbe All stars" were too brilliant
,,- Tho red men from the woolen mills
.rd the latter were easily vanquished
tv the score Of IA to 4. Thus, for the
first time this year, Tom Kay and MS
.,slvarts were forced to drink Of the
epn Of defeat They took their medi,
cine with good grace however, and
plaved their best, even when the score
was piled up to IA to l against theu'
The team was not at its best and the
scoring against them was largely due
70 errors. the most Of which were
ehalked up against Sheridan at third
and Kaufman at short. Kaufman was
removed to center field early in the
game however. and Ercel Kay was put
ir his place. The little fellow played
star game. and accepted any number
OF chances without an error After
bringing down the grandstand by
particularly brilliant play, he calmly
went on with the game totally uneon'
scious Of the fact that the cheering was
for him.
Campell pitched a good game for
the factory men, but King had much
the better Of him, and kept the few
hits secured of his delivery scattered.
The first round Of the game closed
without advantage to either side. in
the next inning. however, after the mill
men had gone out in one, two, three or
der. the Stars came in. and King ac'
cepted a chance TO walk, stole second
and third. and came home on a wild
pitch after Hauitt had famed.
Phelps managed TO get 70 first on an
error and stole second. Hunt secured
free pass 70 first and Holman and Nc.
Hugh both retired, the former on a
grounder 10 short and the latter on a
pop hy.
Tho first half Of the next inning re.
suited in much the same manner as the
two former but the Stars added four
more 10 the list in their half Of the
proceedings. After Eyre had gone out
on a long ly, Kozer trapped one out to
sheridan, which was jugglcd. Riggs
then took up the willow and met the
horsehide squarely on the nose. 70
scared up through the heavens, and
when IL finally came down clear over
the head Of the center fielder, II hid
itself in the weeds, and refused to be
found, until the entire circuit Of the
diamond had been made. Kozer had
scored IN the meantime. King then
bitfed out a single. stole second and
third as easily as IL there had been no.
body there. and scored on a little one
tapped out 20 short by Harritt. Phelps
famed the air ia an effort 20 keep cool
but Hunt raped out a warm one 10
short, which was mutred, and Harritt
came home.
Nothing was doing on either side
during the next two innings. but the
blanket weavcrs got busy in the sixth
and made their first run. Little Ereel
Kay was tho lucky man. lie was the
first batter mp in this inning, and swat.
ted the ball out for good. clean bit
Kaufman followed him, and in ON en-.
deavor 20 redeem his poor PLAYING at
short In the first part OF the game
sent a hot grounder out to Riggs. who
failed 10 field IL. and moved Kay. Jr.
mp 20 third. He scored a moment later
on a HIT by his father, and the factory
side Of the score column was no longer
vacant. This was an thcy scored until
the last inning for Emmel famed and
Tom Kay was caught at second on a
little one by Airport. sheridan followed
and flew out 10 Eyre.
The aggregation Of satellites failed
to do anything in their half bu, thew
got busy once more in the seventh and
eighth, and when the last man was
fairly retired they had added nine more
scores TO their record They went up
in the air in the first half Of the ninth
and the weavers sent three men across
tho plate before they came to them.
selves euongh "a so, a.. a.,