Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-13

Hamilton was the first man to be
retired, he having hit one straight
up coming down in Shorey's init.
Lucas failed to connect strong
enough and was thrown out by the
pitcher. Hull was the third man out
on hy TO center.
White hit a high one TO Lawrence
and was retired. Poland made first
through the tardlness of Lawrence
In handling his swift grounder.
Shoreys made clean hit for two.
bases scoring Poland. Nathan was
thrown ont on first by a slow one
TO Porterfleld. Michaels made two
base hit, scoring Shorey. Newell
then retired Woodburn by success
fully handling a single hit by Man
gold.
Lawrence got pretty hit over sec
ond base. Edwards hit a high one
to Poland and was put out. Heyser
boosted one to Hunt at third and
reached first on Hunts failure to
handle the ball, and was followed by
Porerheld who started the fire.
works by placing a clean one over
the left field fence scoring Lawrence,
Heyser and himself. Carey and
Newell were both retired thus bring
Ing Woodburn up again.
Manning hit a hummer to Lucas
who was unable TO hold it and reach I
ed first. Huddleson hit a pop hy
and was caught out. White drove a |
nice one over. Ducas' head and scored |
Manning. Poland got first on dead |
ball. Shorey let drive for a clean !
hit scoring White and Poland. Nath-
man retired the side by driving a slow |
one in Porterfeld's hands.
Hamilton famed. Lucas tipped IN
/ high one and reached first on error
,f Mangold who failed to handle Il.
iull walked, as did Edwards and
1eyser, thus scoring Lucas. Potter
ield made clean hit over third scor-
ng Hull and Edwards Carey famed
'ut which brought Woodburn to bat
gain.
Michael drove a hot one through
lawrence reaching flrst. Mangold
NC a high one to Hamilton who re-
lred him. Manning hit to Newell
rho tossed Michael out at second.
lnddleson was last man 10 bat hav-
1g been retired by Porterfield.
Newell hit three times at nothing
laking the first man down. Ham
ton sailed a beautiful hit to center
eld. Lucas made long drive 20
'ftneld but was caught out. Ham
ton tried to steal second but was v
)uched out, making the necessary {
lree. s
Hunt drove TO Hull and was tossed b
ut. Mangold hit a lively one
trough second for one base. Po- v
nd got out on short drive as was [,
horey who placed n nice fly I'm the g
lnds of Hamilton thus putting n
'oodburn In the field again. @
Hall hitto .ltcher Manning and g
ceiyed a refusal to FIRST, Lawrence @,
'at n little drive out at short. Ed. n
ards hit to Shorey at short who II
gged out Lawrence and attempted "a
double the play but threw Wild TO q
st giving Edwards second. Heyser o
as the third man out by high one el
Poland. 81
Mailman sent n speeder TO Porter
I'D who threw wild 10 Carey giving .
altman the first place. Michael 4
,ped a high one TO Hamilton and .
ls caught out. Mangold delivered Q
other TO Hamilton, but the Salem "
I could not freeze it and the run II
r was awarded first place Man
ng drove a swift ny 20 Edwards
a was caught out. Huddleson also
iced one within a few feet OF Ed
rds who prevented Mailman from :
,ring by lightning whip 20 Hull Ol
ar home nlate. Hunt then brought
the needed score by walloping
/ groander through short thus end
, tho contest which will stand for =.
rood time mp among the real hair 81
sers."