The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29
MARINES WALKED
OVER SOLDIERS


The Marines defeated the Fort Shaft
ars at AaIa park yesterday afternoon
tor the principal reason that they
PLAYED better ball The soldiers took
the first innings, but ever after that !
they were steadfastly held down, while |
the Marines slowly but surely piled up |
the little figures on the board. The |
score at the end OF the game was to
/ ina favor of the heroes of Camp Very.
The crowd in attendance was quite
large for midweek event, and there
were lots of rooters for both sides.
Umpire Eddie Fernandez failed to show
up, and as he had sent no notice OF
probable absence the starting of the
game was delayed for more than half
an hour. Finally a boy named Pedro
was selected as satisfactory to both
sides.
The Marines went to bat Hayes,
on safe hit, got as far as second
where he was thrown out Williams
and Maxim went out at first. No
runs. For the Fort Skaters Mccall
| famed out and Moran flew out to Cav.
Lemm hit for one bag and was brought
home by Bateman's two Dagger. Golgol
famed Runs, 1.
In the second innings, Cav, of the
Marines, died at first. Call took one
bag on balls. Davis struck for sin
gle, and a two Dagger by Gibson put
Call and Davis over the plate. Win
ter famed out and Knight flew out to
Boloun Runs, g For the soldiers,
Kister and Ellis went out at first and
Oakley failed to find the sphere. Runs,
none; and none after that for tse sol
diers to the end Of the game.
In the third inning Williams hunted
for a bag, Hayes Topped at first and
Maxim got the first leg of the dia-
mOnd. Cav hit safe and scored VIII
liams. Gail few out to Golgoi Maxim
stole the plate Davis hit for one bag,
bringing Cav home Gibson popped
out to the catcher Runs with Ma
rine stock on the up grade. Boloun,
the Twentieth, flew out to Winter
this junctme Mccall was struck
the ball and knocked out. Oakley
ran for him. Moran hit to Maxim and
made first, but Oakley was forced out
at second. Lemm died at first.
Winter, Of the Marines, went out at
first. Knight hit safe, but Williams
and Hayes followed each other to the
block at first No runs. For the
soldiers, Bateman famed Golgol took
a bag on balls and Kistler hit safe.
Oakley famed out, however, and Ellis
went out at first.
In the fifth innings Maxim, of the
Marines, few out to Bateman, CAV
struck out and Call went out to Lemm.
No runs. Boloun and Mccall, of the
soldiers, went out at first Moran
landed for a bag, but Lemm retired at
first.
In the sixth innings Davis and Glib
son struck for a bag apiece ana on a
safe crack by Winter, both scored.
Knight flew out to Lemm, Williams
struck out and Hayes was retired at
first. For the Fort Skaters, Bateman
went out at first and Golgol famed.
Kistler hit for one bag, but Oakley
closed the innings by failing at first.
Maxim, of the Marines, began the
seventh by tanning out. Cav flew out
to Golgol. Call took first on balls
Davis flew out to Lemm. For the
soldiers, Ellis famed out Boloun
took first on balls Mccall and Mo-
ran both fell at first.
For the Marines the eighth was
short and sweet. Gibson flew out TO
Boloun, Winter struck out and Knight
went out at first. The Infantry haU
an equally short and sweet time of It.
Lrmm went out at first, and BaLomor
ana Golgol were struck out
Williams, of the Marines, started the
ninth by getting to first on balls
Hayes flew out to Kistler and Williams
was thrown out while trying to stea
/ second. Maxim famed out For tn,
soldiers, Kistler died at first Oallle.
and Ellis struck for a bag apiece, blu
Oakley was thrown out at second. 30
loun was ousted at first, ending tn
y game.
The score by innings was as follows
h MarDes ..,.......0 0 0 2 o.
4 Fort Sbafter ....1 0 O o.
The lineup of the teams was as fol
Y lows:
" 'Marines-Williams C.; Hayes. rf