Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-10
big BASEBALL
DOINGS ARE ON
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Especial Star bulletin Correspondence
sCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Oct. 10.
There Is considerable quiet and
thorough preparation going on within
the LIST Field Artillery and 4th Cav
airy regiments with a view of putting
a fast team from each Of these or
CARNATIONS IN the running when the
coming post series opens In Decem-
Der. The first battalion Of the artil-
lery has several promising candidates
for the regimental team. These play
ers arrived too late In the season to
materially help the standing OF the
wagon soldier team, but the little
work that Miller. Bennett, Kaufman
and others offered the fans seemed
very satisfactory. All three batter
les OF the new battalion have bios
somed out In new uniforms, and every
day finds them INDUCING In some
pretty speedy practice. The greater
portion Of the artillery strength for
merly seemed to be centered in e"
Battery, which furnished nearly all
the material for the regimental team
with the notable exceptions Of Pas
tori and Bowers. Speaking Of Bowers
brings TO mind the news that the lit
tie pitcher ID to be given a new start
In coming series and II win surprise
no fan IN the garrison to see Bowers
pitch himself into favor again.
Pitching material is the greatest
need Of the artillery at present. Grey
took most Of the mound work on his
own shoulders In the past series and
when Harry was good he turned out
a fine line Of curves, but he is trou-s
bled at times probably more than any
other big pitcher In the post with
lack Of control. Bennett OF "A" Bat
terry who figured IN the outfeld In a.
couple OF the end-of-the-series games
has the earmarks Of q successful
twirler Last Sunday he pitched for,
his battery In their game with @Lp'
Company, OF the Twentysfifth and al
though the infantrymen took the
game by q close score, he looked to-
have considerable on the ball. Barr
ing little J0hnson's long hit In the
fourth. he successfully held the IL
Company players to short hits and
tanned several Of their likeliest hit.
Unless all signs fail, stof, who
pitclled one game fbf the gunners,
should work well IN the coming Sc
riee. He went on the mound almost
directly from the transport and the
18th found him pretty easy In one
inning but there were all sorts Of
good excuses for him and with an
other chance hnd time to get into
condition he should prove a reliable
man for the artillery.
Pinkier Pastofk unless he picks
I'D considerably ii his stick work,
may have to be discarded in the com
Ing series. As first baseman he
Is classy and speedy runner when
he manages to get on base but any
team that wins the coming series
must have every man on the diamond
there with the goods in all depart
ments.
Considerable switching Is expected
on the team but probably "E" Bat
tery win continue to contribute the
greater number In the lineup.
Cavalry Alive.
The cavalry is making systematic
search for men. With new manage
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they are keeping dope sheet on
the work of every player in the finish
OF the old troop series now being
played off No longer will the state
n1ent of Captain So-and-So or Ser
geant Who-Is. that this player In his
troop is q peach, be taken on faith
The man win be given every chance
but he must make eood on tho done
sheet "a ba e,ver q 't,v-s,,,t an tbo new
fpam The cavalry has ,earned fbat
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