The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-06
MARINES SMASH
THE CAVALRYMEN
VERY INTERESTING GAME FOR
FIVE INNINGS FALLS FLAT AT
THE END.

1t was shamelet, that bunch of
the real thing that the Marines hand !
ed the Leilehua cavalrymen at Aala
Park yesterday afternoon. There were
only eight innings, and not quite all
of that; but the score was then II 70
in favor of the coral Founders. AM
unusually large crowd witnessed the
games. There were number of
ladies from the various posts present
and they rooted like good fellows for,
their favorite sides.
Shepherd, the first baseman of the
cavalry outfit, went first to bat and
famed Lieutenant Groninger hit
for a bag and Walters made double.
On Buffers safe hit, Groninger tried
to steal home but was thrown out.
Bates died at first. For the Marines,
Williams went out at first, but Hayes
followed with two Dagger and Cav,
took bag on balls. Call took base,
bringing in Hayes and Cav. Davis
hit for a bag and scored Call imme-
diately after which Davis ran in on a
safe hit by Gibson. Winters hit safe
Gibson was caught off third Maxim
hit safe but Knight went out at first.
The score was then four for the Ma,
rines to nothing for the Cavalrymen
In the second inning Rollins took
first on dead ball. Robinson hit for,
a of NIL 4
stole all the way around and home !
Marcel famed. Neis retired at
first and Robinson was thrown out att
third For the Marines, Williams |
and Cav failed at first and Hayes flew
out to Shepherd
In the third inning, Shepherd, for
the Cavalrymen, hit safe and on Gron-
myers safe drive, scored Groningerl
was thrown out, however, while try-l
ing TO make second Walters famed |
and Butler went out at first For the
Marines, Call hit safe but it did him
no good Davis flew out to Rollins,
Gibson famed and Winters died att
first.
In the fourth inning, Bates, Rollins
and Robinson, cavalry, followed one
another to the slaughter box at first.
But the Marines did no better Maxim,
knight and Williams going out at /
first
The fifth opened by Marszell of the
Cavalry, tanning. Neis hit safe and
stole second. Shepherd hit safe and
Groninger took first on balls. Wall
ters hit for bag, scoring Neis. But
Ter hit safe and scored Shepherd. Bates
went to first on balls, and GrOninger
made neat steal home Rollins
struck near first and threw Walters
out, but made the bag himself. Rob
inson died at first The Marines, in
their half, had hard luck. Hayes died
at first. Cav famed out Call tooi
first on balls, but Davis failed at
first
In the sixth, Marcel, of the Cavalry,
famed. Neis hit for one bag and was
followed by Shepherd. Neis tried to
steal the plate but was thrown out.
Groninger was retired at first For
the Marines, Gibson flew out to Mar
zell. Winters took first on balls. Ma
kin struck for one bag. On wild
throw of catcher to first, Winters scor-
ed. Knight went to first on balls. Will
liams hit safe, scoring Maxim. Hayes
was retired at first.
The seventh was opened by Walters,
of the horsemen, who died at first.
Butler hit safe, but was thrown out on
a try for second. Bates famed For |
the Marines Cav died at first. Call |
Davis and Gibson hit for a bag apiece, |
and Call scored. On Winters safe hit |
Davis tailed. Maxim Topped at first,
but Gibson stole home. On a wild
throw of pitcher, which the catcher !
missed, Winter scored. Knight fan
ned out
In the eighth inning Rollins and !
Robinson, for the cavalry, famed |
Marcel hit for one bag, and was fol-
lowed by Neis. Marcel was thrown |
out at second.
At this point the Leilehua players,
whose train was soon to leave, threw
up the game. The score was then as
follows:
23 7S9
Cavalry .........O l l 0 0 0 0 -
Marines .........4 0 1 o. Ill
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