Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-14
Saturdays Games.

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@ SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April IA.
Five of the e:gat postponed games
Ia the Twenty-fifth Infantry series
were disposed of in the last two days,
two on Saturday and three yesterday.
/ Company has put another nail into
the top of the pole, white the develop
ment Of the coming Fl Company team
IA team that has not won game in
four years until this seasons the
wonder of the garrison.
On Saturday E Company, with Wa
terhouse pitching in splendid form,
took G Company into camp to the
tune OF 10 to /. Only twenty-five men
faced Warehouse In the seven IN
nings of the game and or these he re-
tired nine by the strikeout route. He
had one inning-the third-when a
base on balls to Lee, q stolen base
and a wild pitch gave G Company
their lone run. Waterhouse allowed
but one hit. Hall, who pitched for G
Company, was easy in two fatal In
nlngs. Three pretty singles and q
base on balls, with fast base running,
netted e Company four runs; while in
the fifth big batting rally brought
five more. Cullens opened with a
clean home run on the first ball
pitched, Horton lanned, Cloudy nailed
a pretty hit to center for two bases
and scored on Amos, hit to right.
Amos scored on Williams high throw
to first, after knocking down a smash
ing hit to short by the e Company
Williams. Williams scored on a dou-
bic by Waterhouse, who advanced to
third on Hodges single. Hodge stole
second all right, but q pretty throw
back to Palmer caught Waterhouse as
he slid to the plate. Palmer's. knee
was badly sprained but he continued
in the game. Bowen doubled scoring
Hodge, but was caught off second on
a fast double play when White flied to
Williams.
The great fielding feature OF the
game was a marvellous one-hand catch
BY Lee in center of a long hit by
Cullens, nearly in right field territory.
Rain Interferes.
Concerning the game between II
and NJ companies it is only charitable
to give no particulars of the game and
to say that M Company was out point
ed in every department of the game
The greater portion of the game was
played in the rain and the game was
called in the sixth, II Company win
ming, Is to 3.
The opening game of Sunday, played
In the morning between l. and G Com
panies was a surprise party for both
teams and the fans who expected to
attend G Company's funeral G Com
pany was below its strength by the alb
senee of Palmer in the opening innings
and because they elected to pitch re-
cruit named Thomas. Thomas opened
very well in the first but in the second
before l. Company's bunch of sluggers
had finished they had put the recruit
back some thirteen runs. Then came
the surprise party. Palmer limped in
to the lineup to catch, Geter relieved
Thomas in the box and Sergt Johnson,
the G Company manager, took off his
coat, borrowed cap and went to short,
was nothing further doing in the run
line for L Company.
One of these also-ran little teams in
the regiment Is going to spring win
on the l. Company champions some of
these days before they know it. The
little manager who substituted batted
a pretty little single each of his two
chances. Evidently he has been hid
ing his light under the bench. Mark
Mariner, on second, played what
Fletcher, of A Company, calls "big
league ball, boy"
Fans Turn Out .--s
The Sunday afternoon games were
finely played and drew a large crowd.
Both pairs of teams were evenly
matched with Company perhaps a
shade the fayorite in the / and H
Company contest Collins went into
the box for Company, the arrange
ment being that he would be relieved
by Mimms, the recruit with the spit
ter, in the third. In the fourth, Sgt.
Coffee, the umpire, very promptly
benched Mimms for some back talk,
train had brought to the game, and
with one of his high lifts he sent the