Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-24
SENATORS
LAMBASTE
THE GIANTS
A SEVEN TO ONE GAME-ALLE
BACK IN OLD FORM AND SUP
PORT FINE-SOME VERY sen.
sATIONAL PLAYS.

W. l., PC.
WOodburn. . ..,..,,. -
Salem. .....,,,..'.. 'OOo
Albany. ............ o 'JOO
Hubbard. ,,........, .5OO
After being completely shut out
last Sunday at WoOdburn by the
slugglng Giants, the Salem team
yesterday came back determined to
regain lost ground, and regain 1t
they surely did.
The journal baseball doper inti-
mated Saturday that Arch jerman
was going after Woodburn with a
vengeance in yesterdays game, and
the vengeance was there with bells
on It. Seven to one and Salem on
the long end. Hunt saved shut
out by driving doubtful one over
the fence. Allie was all to the good
yesterday and his support was splen-
did The big crowd saw one Of the
best games of the seasOn-.a real
ball game The Senators need only
one more win TO put them on safe
ground Jerman played his new
man, Lee, of Albany, yesterday, and
the newcomer proved himself a good
addition to the team: his exceeding
ly clever catch Of Shorey's fly and
his quick work in doubling to sec
ond, settled the Giants chances in
the third. after Lavier, the heavy
slugger had lost out at first on a
bunt.
In the opening canto West made a
beautiful catch in far left and then
Just to show that he Is some ball
player he doubled II to second and
this put n cooler on the Giants at the
start.
In addition to striking out seven
men, Pitcher Allegaert made the
first score for the Senators in the
second inning on Cernik's popny, af.
Ter the hard working twIrler had
made wonderful slide to second
making two bases on a good single
Manager Jerman showed his baseball
talent In this round by reaching sec.
ond base on another single and ther
the pennant winning leader Tailed
run number two when Lee sacrl
fced The bowling fans were treated
10 one of the most sesational piecei
or close ball playing in this pla,
that was ever witnessed on a Salem
diamond
When Lee sacrificed, Jerman wen
to third, ALE scored and CernIl
started for third; Lavier crosse,
second base carrying the bali In nj
hand, and tried to catch the runne
eetween second and third, but Cernil
beat him to third Before the cheer
ing had died down, however. CerniI
was on the bag and Hunt run hir
down; Jerman scoring in the mean
time. N'"
Holmes famed hve Salemites.
catcher Jones made the next scor
Tor the Seat0rs, in the third n
Vests grounder, and West follow Q
with another tally when Jerma
grounded
In the nth, Manager Hunt allowe
VESTS fly to slip through his hand
ana West made a extra bap nn 1
ALE came through with another tw,
Dagger and West went home on I
Jerman slipped one throuph N
snortstop's hands and Allie wer
nome from second Goliath fame
ana Jerman stole second ana tho
lailied when Cernik got n bit
rorterheld's quick work In rettip
Huddleston's bouncer 10 CoIhetb
a hurry stopped another chance r,
q score; Porteraeld then carsS
holmes stealing third. ad Too ~
safely under Whites fv q
win the bases full in tho sevort
cummings famed and Holmes al.
work. e"'''S carer
IN the eighth "Ruzz" nut n bo,
one INTO left but West was tSora va,
nhe share, White died M arst a.
Forterheld took In Schoolor's ,Is s
"c. c,,,,,' mere Manager Hunt prevent,
complete shut out by bapcing y, ~
spnere over the left fence yery c,o, a,
the Ioul line, and wandered hnn
WIN the lonely flant tally w
w one got past FIRST In tho 10
C,u vunu ior salem, and ditto FOR =,
uMnts' ALE struck out two ~ W '' :,
anu braniger was out AZ drst '''
Iaken all In all II was one a, =,
SWEETEST games Of the season ana ~ ~
senators conclusively proysd I ~ "
snoy are rattling good bali n,ovo
hen 'hey take notion IN N,o,
naru Holmes and White AMI U An
saert and Jones were the % bSt,"ri MII
ana Little Jimmy" Richardson ,,''' II
PORTLAND, held the indicator III Him.,
Is proving himself master ~ ~ :,
satne and he is giving general sat,
faction all around '"''
haker Jerman's second new ~.
uid not play yesterday. as was p"
pected, but he may joln the ,,o
next Sunday when the Senators % M
Colts "VAl'
Casey Humphrey was In unlfor
yesterday but he remained ON I,
beneh IN order 20 give Lee an onno
tuni'y TO show his ability.
Hubbard Defeats albany.
Although Manager schultz. of A
many refused TO play the Hubba
team two weeks ago. claiming m
the Hubbard aggregation could n
araW good crowd Hubbard We