Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-14

out and Monson and Wesley quit at
first
The Senator's scored their first tai
ly in the third. Porterfeld singled,
Jones sacrificed him to second and
then the hard working third base
man went to third on a wild pitch
by SAL" McRay singled and Por-
terrified scored. Moray stole second
and West struck out.
No score in the fourth for the
Colts. In the locals half, Jerman
walked and Monson gathered in Col
| baths air cleaver. With one man
down, the visitors executed a nice
double out of Lees drive to center
getting Jerman at second and Lee at
hrst.
Porterfeld, Goliath and Allegaert
shut out the Colts in quick order in
/ the fifth. Dooley died at first, Por-
terfield to Goliath; Schultz ditto, AL
lie to Goliath, and then ALE and Col
bath worked the same little trick on
Monson. 1t was Just like getting
money from home before the visitors
even got warmed up. Allegaert is a
cool headed, brainy player and in ad-
dition to these good qualities he has
youth on his side and the good old
ginger is still up his sleeve.
In the fifth for the Senators, Mon
son and Bilyeu each gathered in a
nice fly and McRay was headed off at
first Salisbury hit Jones and then
Jones made a safe steal to second.
Bigbee dropped the ball or Jones
would have been out on his steal.
In the sixth, ALE famed his op-
posing pitcher, another "Porterfeld
to Goliath" stunt on Wesley's drive
to left, and by a hard spurt, Lee
pulled in Bakers pop.
Manager Jerman, of the locals, did
some perfect ball playing yesterday
In addition to getting three hits and
walk in three times up, the local
manager scored the winning run in
the last of the ninth, coming home
from second base on Lees two-bag-
ger to left field. Bilyeu caught one
fly in the sixth and Monson gathered
in two more, settling the locals for
that round
In the visitors half of the seventh
1t looked like a sure score for the
Colts, but Lee was on the job and as
a result was given a warm handout
by the fans when he came in from
the field. Bigbee died at first, ALE to
Goliath. Bilyeu laced a two-baggeI
into Bakers neighborhood and was
safe on his steal to third by sliding
under Porterfelds hands, although
Porterfeld had the ball in his hand
ALE slipped three strikes over SS
Colbert and then came the exciting
moment. Dooley biffed one neal
Lees hang out. BY jumping, Lee
got 1t and put It to Goliath in tint
to stop Dooley at first, thus prevent
ing Bilyeu from scoring. With three
down, Bllyeu's tally was nil.
BY making a hard run for Lees fl!
which just scraped a buggy standing
near the left field fence, Baker, o
the Colts, added one more to hi
good work in the outer field, Bake
quit at first, Schultze to Wesley, anC
Porterheld dropped one into Mon
sons hands.
Allegaert and Goliath were sufi
cient to settle the visitors in tn,
eighth without the aid of the rest o
the local bunch Schultze and Sails
bury stopped at first, ALE to Col
bath ALLIE walked Monson, and thel
by stretching himself a little, Col
bath pulled in Wesley's little bunt.
In the eighth Monson took in Nc
Rays pop; ALLIE walked; Jones die
at first and West struck out.
In the final round for the Colts
Goliath figured in each put out
Baker stopped at first ALE to Col
bath; Bigbee ditto, Lee to Colbatf
and Bilyeu was cornered at the frs
bag, Porterheld to Goliath.
The score stood one to one an
Jerman advanced to the bat Tn
boss of the pennant winners grabbe
= a nice single and Goliath sacrifice
. him to second. Lee followed with
two-bagger into left and Jerman hus
tied home with the winning tally.
Jerman worked for Cernik yester
day in right field Cernik was in
iured last week when he struck hi
, head on the curb on Commercial
!, street, while scutlling with Morri
Iamport A bad cut over the right
=. tielder's right eye kept him on tn
A bench yesterday although he is i'm
n proving and will soon be able to &c
back in the game. Alec Cheyn, G
Portland, umpired yesterdays cor
:, test and did good clean work.
4 The Senators will meet the Wood
" burn Giants on the Salem ground
", next Sunday afternoon. Woodbur
~ defeated the Hubbard Tigers yestel
- day by score of s to 3. This leave
n Woodhurn still at the head of tn
y" column, with one game ahead of Sa
q lem. Woodburn defeated Albany las
~ Sunday, while Salem put ii over Hui
!, bard on the same day Salem beste
- Woodburn In their last game her
a. and consequently the contest neN
" Sunday between the Senators an
!" the tOpliners should be the big gam
n OF the season, II Woodburn win
~ next Sunday, they also will carry o
- the pennant, having two games tn
~ best of Salem. II the local BOYS tax
- the long end Of the next Sunday
b, score, however, the two teams wi
- be tied for the bit OF bunting" an
's another game will be necessary
N order to decide the championship.
III Life Saved NJ Death,a nDo-