Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-23
GAMES OF 18TH
AT SCHOFIELD
INTERESTING
MONDAYS GAME.
Z Company q, n Company S.

SCOFIELD BARRACKS, April 3D.
company INDUCED in q little batting
practice, on Monday, at the expense
Of II company, a team that had not
been beaten before this season.
This batting practice stunt has been
considered the exclusive property of L
company. another leading team in the
league. but where L eompany's bat
ting victories have been over weak
teams, F company's victim was sup
posed to be fairly formidable team.
The game was at no time close enough
to be interesting. Read, of the F com
pany team, caught a good game and
jackson of the same team played a
classy third base. Lowe of HI company
made two clean home runs and Read
and Jackson one each. There was but
enc game.
TUESDAYS GAMES.
A Company 4, ID Company 3.
Company u, G Company IL.
G Company 10, Company 3.
Two teams of the Twenty-fifth in
fantry inter-company league, neither
Of which had won game before, came
into the limelight yesterday and NOV
ing out of the also-ran Class, left G
company by itself at the bottom OF
the list The opening game was any
body's game until the last batter was
famed. d company put Franklin in
the box and he proved puzzle for
the strong A company team through
the game. He allowed but six hits,
but these came in pairs and every run
of the four credited to A company was
earned. Up to the fifth neither side
had scored but one run and each of
these on home run Ramsey pitched
q good game for A company but Jas
per was wise to go into the box in
the last inning. At the beginning OF
the seventh ID company was leading,
g to 2. For A company, Fletcher hit
a ball to far left that was good for six
bases. The left fielder was still sene
rors from the ball as Fletcher neared
third. About midway between second
and third he either became tired
or thought he was pressed for
he started to slide. he made third all
right, but he injured himself so badly
in the process that he neglected to
score. Fletcher may be depended on
for a Humpty DHmpty act every time.
Lewis singled, scoring Fletcher, but
was caught by pretty throw by Por-
ter in an attempt to steal second.
Reed hit a hot liner through short and
scored on wild heaye of the center
fielder in an attempt to catch him at
third Jasper easily disposed Of all
corners in D company portion of the
seventh.
The game between B and c COM
panies went to extra innings to de-
cision B Company had lead of three
when G Company came to the bat in
the seventh, but by sudden batting
rally which netted them three runs,
C Company carried the game to the
ninth and all but won the game. The
loss of the game in the ninth was due
to inexcusable C Company errors. It
was B Company's first victory.
G Company sprung surprise party
on everyone today. They took the lead
at once in the l Company game and
made three runs on three hits and a
pass. In the second they made their
second home run and in the third two
more hits brought them another run
G. Company went up completely in the
Company half of the third and /
Company took in five runs, all on err
Tors, and but for another unfortunate
hit of Grundy's that hit a base runner,
would be making runs now. The real
fun came in the last OF the seventh.
l. Company two runs to the good;
Green, the first G Company batter,
made a triple; Otter followed with
another. Collins here went in to pitch
IL, place of Whims, and famed An
deTson. Palmer nailed beauty that
just cut second base, tying the score.
Street singled and Lee made first on
& slowly-played fielders' choice. With
the bases full, Collins made a wild
throw, at which Mariner passed. 1t
sounded suspiciously like foul tip,
but the umpire said not, and Palmer