Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

luck that seems to favor the Cavalry
In all its games and which was with
them yesterday, the master.hand of
little Dakes, the Cavalry ,twirling
wizard was the principal factor In
the victory. In the third inning it
looked as il someone had exposed all
hts tricks when the First safely land
ed on him for two pretty singles and
scored two over the rubber when
Burns dented the left field for long
safe triple and then ambled home
himself when Pankanims who made
his debut AZ asecond bassnian, con-
tributed the first Of his offerings IN
the error column. In the third.
Mason E., tapped out a single but
this terminated the batting OF the
First until, by the introduction of
two pinch hitters, they made two be-
lated, futile hits in their half of the
ninth. II was as quick an ending of
batting activity and corresponding
settling into control as any pitcher
has shown in the series. Cakes. did
not waste any energy trying to strike
out his opponents and his three fan
victims numbered but six in the game
but for dealing out balls that hatch
into nothing but easy pop flies he Is
in class by himself here. Mcclure,
for the First, pitched good ball
though his performance yesterday
was shade behind the work he has
done before. His team did go up in
the fourth but the worst of 1t was he
went with them and before they
alighted again he had. allowed a hit
and two passes and then peach of
a home hun from Cakes bat furnish
ed considerable help in making the
four runs that fall to the Cavalry.
hattie, who has been playing short
stop in very acceptable manner up
to date, had his off day but 1t must
be said for him that all his errors
were made from working up too much
speed to property deliver his throws.
In the fourth, Gramith, the headiest
third sacker in the post, severely In
iured himself as sequel to bril-.
liant steal to second. His ankle Is
badly sprained and it will be some
weeks before he can play again and
this absence will make quite hole in
the Cavalry's line of offense and de-
tense. There is only one Gramith in
the garrison.
katie made another fatal miscue in
the fifth and this with two pretty sin
giles, one by the new Cavalry second
baseman, Pankanim, brought in three
more runs. This Pakanim, although
he made a bunch Oh errors yesterday
looks like find for the Cavalry. His
hit was very Timely in the fifth, he
made several pretty stops and throws
to Offset the errors, and he took Ro
nowski's pegs to the base In pretty
form. In one inning Dutch" was wild
on his pegs and this newcomer pulled
off a spectacular stab at ball that
was bound for the chapel. Smock
proved that the exception proves the
rule when he dropped fly to his ter
ritory, but he re-established himself as
a fast fielder when he gathered in
Judd's short fly after long run in
the third The chances of a fly get
ting through Smock are about thou
sand to one. In the sixth the First
offered diminutive little pitcher
named Cable, who has some drop. He
made quite name for himself Satur
day when pitching in practice game
against the Tventy-fifth Infantry by
tanning with ridiculous ease all the
heavy hitters of the Twenty-fifth as
fast as they faced him. He held the
Cavalry to one lone hit and they were
unable to do anything with his deliv
cry. 1t is to be doubted if he would
have such success for a whole game
but for utility pitcher to go in on a
pinch, he is a find .@
With the regiment calling on all