Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-26

series and the stands were wild with
excitement at che start. gradually
combining itself to the Twenty-fifth
side OF the field as the game pro
crossed. AS a fattener of batting av-
erage, the game was a gift 20 some
OF the infantry batters. Hollinps-
worth went to the head of the list Of
post batsmen by batting four hits in
four times at bat and bringing his
average for the four games up to
400, or ten hits in sixteen appear-
ances. Palmer, the big pinca hitter
or the Twenty-fifth, was in right field
Ior the whole game and damaged his
1000 per cent record for Two games
Dy falling on one appearance to hit
safely beyond the infield. He had
tour hits in five times at BAT with an
average of 1873 per cent for two
games.
Little Thomas demonstrated further
mis- value as a run getter py. crossing
the rubber four times -helped by er.
fors' one hit and q base on balls. This
little five-foot pitcher puzzler in
three games has only eight times at
pat against him, and has collected for
ms team an individual record in these
eight chances, seven runs, one hit.
SIX bases on balls and six stolen
bases. Some record for waiting and
speed.
The honors of the game 20 byl
every right to Jasper, the big T1Wenty- /
Fifth tWirler, who, after q poor start
carrier In the spring, is coming into
his own and displaying great form
he completes quartet of Twenty Il
IlItn pitchers, each of whom has had. u
MS game always beyond danger.
Jasper scared his regimenf--and /,
himself as well probably-in the {,
,pener and with his own wildness
ma the roar of cavalry fans in his /
sars It's marvel that he pulled his [
cam out of the hole.
Smack, who is pushing Thomas for Ii
faiting and base stealing honors. +
Ell MS bat on his shoulder while +
asper pitched four balls and then u
sole second. De Swan hit safely to
lght. Jasper hit Donaldson with / q
ne first delivery. Then. with the Fl,
ases full, Jasper began to play bali In
cr all ne has in him. Grawoth hit
not one to Jasper which he smoth- 10
red under his glove and canpht r
mock on the force play at home. He ii
len tanned DoWd and on the third ( n
-rlke Lurnton whipped the bali like
streak to Willis at third catching II
Swan. From here on Jasper had p
s 1afairy eating from his hand s.
"a enree scratch hits were all they
ade from his delivery. He lost con-
OF FOR a fatal minute in the eighth
we a base on balls and allowed a
N by wild pitch but the game !.
ouid still have been a shut out If u
Vinton mad not missed high cork he
rev lily almost directly over home zi
ate that allowed two runs to cross m
y 10 snow the class the Twenty y
IN is playing at present. Willis ia
shed In from third in time to res IN
the ball and catch the batter at 81
sond. Swlnton and Willis both "a
lde clean home runs-showing w
hard luck games the Cavalry ont. We
ID was up against. Ut
This outfield is some ontfield but IN
turday everything seemed TO be phi
Ocked inst ont ~ tba;. Dir
meT, Tor instance, who usually
es MS hits, contented himself
n short hits just over the infield. Pa
new Cavalry. infield, with Dom -
son at short, doesn't seem IS well -
anced as before. Donaldson at
sent is better than Leoby at first
MS playing at short is far below
si'is who played the position in
Tier games. j
he whole Cavalry team has drop- Lea
q little in form. Saturday was Lee
Dtiess an off day. The umpiring pin
Monohan and O'Connell was ex. Pip
ent.