The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-29
ST. LOUIS is NO MA ITCH
FOR STANFORD VARSITY
(From Sunday Adyertiser.)
Stanford IA, st. Louis 6.

lIrOm NuNNdN NhNNlNA''iV
Stanford IA, st. Louis 6.
Stanford left no doubt whatsoever as
to their supcriorits over the q, Lofts
Alumni hall team at Moiliili Field yes.
terday after for when the near ex-
hibition OF baseball these two teams
put up was at au end. the Cardinals had
fourteen runs and st. Louis had but
six, and might it be added that those
six were gifts on the part of the big
hearted men from the mainland.
Francis Barney Joy was the HEAVIER
for the st. Louis aggregation and in
passing Barney along let 1t be said that
his DAYS Of usefulness rs hrst class
pitcher are about pau. Stanford took
kindly to his heaving in the opening
round and never stopped lambasting
him all over the lot until the final round
of the game was played.
Hits caine as regularly to the Cardinal
outfit as do applications to new gov
ernor for Jobs and in every inning ex-
.cept one. the fifth, Stanford gathered
one or more bingles. These sandwiched
in between bases On balls, bush league
playing, wild pitching and errors, gave
Stanford their fourteen runs.
Hahn, who worked for Stanford,
didn't extend himself a great deal, for
he saw it was easy picking. Had Nc
Closkey folded liampton's hit in cor
rect fashion in the second inning, Ar
gabritc handled Bushnell hit right in
the fourth and had Terry and Dent
been on tie Job in the ninth, st. Louis
would have had row of goose eggs
instead of six tallies.
Runs commenced to dent the rubber
right off the reel. Terry, first to face
Francis Barney, took first base on balls.
Argabrites single put Terry at third
and after Argabrite stole seiond, Work
man cleaned up the bags with single
into rightfeld.
St. Louis Ties 1t UP.
in their half of the second inning,
ST. Louis tied up the score. Fernandez
opened the round with daisy into left.
field Hampton hunted to McCloskey
and the Cardinal third saeker made an
awful miscue, allowing Hampton to
take first base and Fernandez second,
instead Of completing a neat double
play. Franco popped out next and then
Hahn blew up by passing the next two
batters. When Bushnell shot the bal
inipuspfe territory for, single, Fer
nandez and Hampton romped home.
Stanford annexed one in the third
OH "A single by Terry, two outs ant
Dent Is drive to centerGeld for a safety
Two more were added to the score il
the fourth when singles by Cass ant
Hahn, then a batter hit by a pitched
hail and Terry S liner to center. did the
trick. ...
st. Lolis gathered two in their hal
of the fourth when Argabrite dropped
Bushnell S fly, the same Argabrite mad'
u wild heave to third, Atana gathere,
triple and Joy gathered a single. Thu
the score stood until the seventh, a
which stage Stanford put two mor'
over the pan. Workman was safe whel
G. MOriyama bobbled and took secon,
on single by Dent. JOY cut in will
a wild pitch here and Workman go
TO third and Dent to second. On Ma
pies single, Workman romped home
and while Joy was pegging Cass out a
first Dent got home. ..
Eighth Is a Nightmare.
As usual, St. Louis had its one reall'
bad and awful inning and this time i
was in the eighth Six Stanford mel
romped over the rubber and six NOR
could have romped, but they were to-
tired to do it. Terry opened the roun'
by going to first because Barney slant
ed one into Terry's ribs. He stol
second and went to third when c. Mori
yama failed to hold Raphael's perfec
peg. With Argabrite out of the way
Workman poled single to left an
Terry was over. Dent famed and i
looked bright for Barney, but the wors
was yet to come. Maple and Cas-
walked and with wild pitch sand
Wiched IN the bases were populated
Hahn hit a dinky fly into #. Nor
yama s territory, and it should hay
been an cas-" out r. Moriyama fozzlc
the ball and two more were over. NJ,
Closkeg added to narney's woes b
polling Il liner TO rightfeld. As h
rounded second, G. Moriyama gave hin
the elbow and Mccloskcy went spraw
ing to the ground, Umpire Ringlan
raw the Interference and sent McClo
iey to third, On Graggs single I
lett he scored Terry then ended tn
agony ~ hGipE ow to, Bushnell
In the ninth Stanford Sathere
again. hrGabFitc poled douBles I
left, wont 20 Third on Workman s OF
and scored on Dent g sacrifice. In the
half, Ct l.oniS brought two runs ov,
the plate, AP,na, FIRST up, was safe {
Tetryis 2rror, and moved to sccor
when Jor was passed. Fernandez fore,
Akana 81 third and when Hampton
TO left Haple threw TO the rubber
head OF rarney but Gent dropped Il
ball. Unfortunately Barney collid,
with-.llc4t at the rubber, necessitatiT
his retiftment from the game, Wor
tuaRiFoiDg behind the bat. 1t was
1inintentional act on Barney's pa
and he was one Of the first to lend a
TO the injured man.
In the meantime, Fernandez had go
to third on the play and when Wor
man threw poorly to Hahn with Hugh
batting for Franco, Fernandez scoreC
Hughes took a mighty swing th
and hit to Terry. Zeb. scooped I
ball, touched second, then threw