Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
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Especial Star-Bufietin Correspondence
SCOFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. To-
Scott of the 25th team Is the hero of
Schofield barracks today, for his long
home run which sailed well over Or
nellas' head In the tenth inning Of
yesterdays game with the Portu-
euese gave his team the game Fully
5000 soldier fans saw the game and
gave both teams rousing reception.
The 25th was far below its usual
form In the fielding game, and the
snappy. clean fielding of the visitors
was far to the good by contrast. Will
lis and Williamson were the chief Of
tenders for the home team and though
the latter player was suffering from
a lame ankle, all of his blunders can
not be laid to his Injury.
Jasper. after painful start, was
effective, but was relieved In the
ninth to make way for q pinch hitter,
and Scott finished the. remaining
inning on the mound against his town
associates. La Mere was in the box
for the visitors and Was hit,i prstty
consistently. five Of The home teams
string Of eight llief beips. earned.
The game was won and lost several
times by each team and but for an
unfortunate muff by NJ Ornellas of
Cross fly in the ninth. with two cut,
the game would have gone to the Per,
tuguese. Sousa led off in the open
ing frame with a pretty single to
right, advanced on Bushnell's tap.
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en- Williamson's overthrow, La Mere's
single scoring Bushnell, but he re-
tired on feeders choice; Collins to
williamson.
The Twenty-fifth scored their first
run in the second on Smiths triple to
center and Willis single. In the, fifth
Swinton singled and scored on fCross'
triple to center, tieing the score. In
the sixth Collins connected for sim
gle to right, advanced on a Cincinnati
base-hit by smith and scored on Will
lis, hit to Mederos, who caught Smith
at second. Willis scored on SCOTS
double to right. The visitors annexed
another run In the seventh on Ornel-
las. Us single and bunch of errors.
In this inning williamson caught Fill
ger at the plate after making a diff
cult stop Of Zamiska'ss hard drive.
Clean hitting by, Swinton and Cross as
sisted by Joseph's overthrow to catch
the latter off second, gave the home
team two runs, making the score 0 to
For the visitors half of the eighth
Sousa singled over Collins, advanced
when Willis was too deliberate in
fielding Bushnell's bunt and was
caught attempting to steal third. Viii
lis allowed M. Ornellas to reach first
and La Mere was walked. filling the
bases. Medeiros hit to Smith, who
pegged promptly to Gross, but Cross
foot was just off the rubber and Bush
nell was safe. Jasper then retired
the side.
The Portuguese came to the bat in
the ninth with score fof 6 to 5 in
the 25th's favor Joseph hit to Willis,
who threw in season, but Smith did
some juggling with his feet, and did
mt connect with the bag in time. Jo-
seph scored on Bushnell,s single to
right, and the latter scoerd on M. Or
nellas' hit, which went through Scott
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favor of the visiting team. Lowe,
who batted for Jasper, famed, Swim
ton was out, Mederos to Tiger, and
with two strikes on Cross, he connect
ed for high fly to left which NJ Or
nellas dropped, Cross going to second.
Williamson drove the ball hard over
second, scoring Cross, and tying the
score. Scott took the mound, famed
two, and the third victim flied to Dun
lap m right In the Twenty-fifth's
half Of the tenth, Smith died, La Mere
to Fliger, the pitcher making SEN
sational stop. Willis flied out to Ia
miska. Scott appeared at the plate
and drew smiles from the visitors,
whose efforts during the entire game
were to pleasantly get their old team
mates goat One mighty heaye, and
the ball was sailing out Of reach, and
scott was carried from the field by
several hundred enthusiastic admir-
ers.