Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-29
STANFORD Winds
Up THE SERIES
BY BEATING PUN
Castle Pitches Good Game but
His Team Can't HIT in the
Pincbes-N0t Wildly

Ancient history has II that Ed. Dele
hanty was once asked by sporting
editor to prepare an article on batting
for HIS paper. The next day the scribe
found the following missIEe in his
RIAL:
How to Bat.
Hit iem where they ain't.
II the Punahou players could act on
This excellent advice they might win
a ball game now and then. In yes
ferday's game against Stanford. the
puns managed to connect for eight safe
ones, but the hits were not timely.
They didn't come when they we're most
needed, and they weren't quite good
enough when they did come to drive
any runs across. Only five out Of the
"a men used In the local line up con-
neeted with Gragg's offerings. three
bits being credited to Billy Hoogs. and
Two to Rogers, 80 the hitting OF the
majority was on the minus side.
In the second inning Henshaw got
10 third, but Hitchcock barly got the
ball out, Of the diamond. and Terry
slammed X to the plate In plenty OF
time to retire the runner, In the fourth
end sixth frames. Lyman tried to
score from third on outfeld flies. and
was nailed In both Instances. once on.
q beautiful throw by Areabrite direct
70 the plate. and the other time on a
relay to 0raEg On several occasions
the Pnns planted q man on second, but
the ulueh-heeded hit was not iorthcoh-
ing.
At that. the Punahous put up the
best game that they have shown
against Stanford, al Castles work in
the box. and his general head work
as captain. sfiifenine up the fefense.
Castle pitched q 1ne game3 and It
would have been an4eyen better one
had he been given more time to re-
cover from ! recent Illness He was
touched for seven hits. struck. out six:
men. Including Terry and Argabrite,
who usually cl0pt the BAN hard, and
gave no free TRANSPORTATION 10 first
Castles, fielding was big league stun
He handled eight chances without an
error, and some Of the gronnders that
came biz way were fWisfers hard TO
Held. on on Terry's bat In the ninth
lift HIS '8E 50 hard that Il brought
blood right through the stocking.
Qrage was hit eight times, but some
Of these bineles were Of the scratchy
Yor|eiE 4@1I o1Iz u 0ne inning Cd
PUn1IoO GET more than one safe swat.
WITH three run lead early m the
game. ('r1Ek didn't have to pitch his
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IL probable that he would have tight
ened up considerably.
Stamford scored IN the first frame.
on Argebrite's single followed by
Workman's two Dagger In thesthirdl
workman singled to right. stole sec.
ond and scored when Naples ny to-
center was dropped. Stanford scored
two IN the fifth. Gragg hit and was
sacrificed BY Terry. The next man
was out pitcher to first. and when Lew
IS dropped Workmar's fy to right,
0faEF scored and the Stanford first
sacker went right along to third, scor-
ing 4 moment later ON Naples single.
Stanfords final run came IN the
eighth, Workman, who proved the
stick star of the day, getting another
two Dagger 10 start the frame, NOV
ing to third on Naples ~ to center.
and beng safe at the plate on the
throw Of Cass' grouhder
Punahou's lone tally camf IN. the
fourth, Lyman beating out q hunt and
going to second on Gragg's wild
throw He was nabbed at the plate
on IN attempt to score from third on
Lewis caught ~ to center, but Rog-
ers, who had mes otiated q two Dagger,
scored moment later when Terry
LET Heno1aW's grounder get by him.
Captain Stayfon pmpired the game
ingl6-handed. and had to hot-foot Il
from tie center Of the diamond To the
plate good part Of the time. He
showed some Of that speed that he In
sists0h nom the players. The single
umpire system Is unsatisfactory, low
ever. and an effort should henmadt to
securesa pair to work in every game.
The game wound up with an unfor-
tuIIate accident which loolted for n
time As tllO1gl It night be serious
Cass and Maple both started afterkI IL
ards ny Il short right With two gone
in the ninth IT was the last puf-out
Of the last game at the series and both
players we're anxious efo secure the
bali as afsouNehifs They came fogeth-
er with an awful orash. and Maple
was knocked out cold, not recovering
for ten minutes He was not serious-
~ hurt, however,
It looked to everyone, including tho
umpire. as though Cass had made the
catch successfully, and thengame end