The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-22
(From Monday Adversely
Stanford z, st, Louis 4.


Francis Barney was a real nice little
boy yesterday, but he WASH Z quite
strong enough to beat Stanford. Fact
il. Zeb Terry and his bunch gave Fran
els Barney and his support a rather
severe ehastisement before the game
was fairly under way.
Francis Barney's downfall came in
the last half of the first inning. Three
singles, all slashing good hits, a fnke
triple, then another single and balk
by Barney gave the mainlanders five
runs. Later ON in the game Stanford
gathered two more, but the first five
were enough to win the game.
1t was bumper crowd which packed
he stands and bleachers when theNum-
pires announced the batteries and told
the two teams TO begin action on the
battlefield. Francis Barney's promises
to be good appealed to many of the
fans, and when he began pitching lie
was given n noisy hand At that,
though, there were some who were dead
against the big fellow, and when stan
ford walloped liis offerings all over the
lot in that first round it was lots of
noise that greeted their efforts.
Still we must not be uncharitable
and blame il all on Barney. Right at
critical moment Heinie Raphael cut
in with glazing boot which helped
Stanford get one more, and possibly
two runs, in the inning which was n
long nightmare to Francis Barney.
Later on in the game Albert Akana
fozzled one, and he gave Stanford two
runs.
OF course it was somewhat of pep
perry game, due to the fact that both
teams were "A bit peeved at each other.
| Then the spectators lent zest to the
occasion by roofing for each faction,
\ to the discomfort of the other side.
A tallv-ho loaded with st. Louis fans
also helped to make things lively for
others, but not themselves. II had been
all framed up to walk out on the field
after the game and hand Capt. Ieb
Terry of the Stanford bunch long
rope, on one end of which was. tied a
goat.
His goatlets elected to take part in
the show at an earlier date, and when
the game was about half over had the
men Of the tally.ho and several of the
minions of the law tugging at the rop,
to got him back under the grandstant
and off the field.
How Barney Slipped.
st. Louis took the first swing at tn,
ball. Bushnell and C. Muriyama famed
After Akana had walked, Francis Bar
ney hit to McCloskey and was winged
out Mt first. In fact it was walk RICH
up, take a swing and walk right bacl
again, as far as the Alumni were con
cerned. Hahn had them eating out o
his hand and had his control been bet
ter it would have been nix in the hi
column and nix in the run column TO
! the Alumni team.
Then came the deluge, or whateve
, YOU might want to call it. Franci
, Barney ha da smile mile wide whe
, Ire took his place on the hill Captain
Terry smiled back and then poled
|, dandy into rightfield for safety. Al
gabrite, the Ty Cobb of college bal
. players, also smiled ut Barney and the
Q dropped the ball in front of the plat,
E lie had It beat to first hut Heinie ha
/; to show his throwing ability and Teri
!. got to third on the bobble and Arga
(. brite got to second. Workman hit on
!. of those Cincinnati hits and the base
!. We're populated.
Dent, the elongated backstop of til
@ Cardinal crew was next and what
I mighty swat he gave that ball 1t wa
!, a liner into rightfeld that Ornella
: should have got, but didn't When tn
8 pellet was finally found three Cardinal
We're over the rubber and Dent was Q
third. Next came Maple with skin
l. mer into left and Dent was over. tn
Stanford man went to second then ON
neat sacrifice by Cass, 10 third on n
ont of Beegars and into the run co
umn when Barney violated the rul,
by baking.
Hahn ended the round by poppin
e out to Heinie Raphael, but all stare
l. had been taken out of Francis Barne
h and his team mates and after that the
v Played listless sort,oi e,gSpe a.
It Alumni Gets Two Runs
ST. Louis rooters got chance to va
n bit in the fourth inning when ii
8, boys sent two runs to the rubbs
2, Three bases ON balls TO Akana, Joy. M
N Hampton and then bobble and a wi
throw to third by Terry of Il. MOI
l. yamas hit allowed the first two
rOplp.
~ WYNN sffhlH INNING lttlhle "
{. phaeT gatHied the FIRST hit on Hall
" Up TO this spasm Heinie had fann'
- boih- 'Nes--aitl- and little was eypecti
Is of him, He fooled the crowd by u,
30 ing one into left Tor Two bags and b
II for his socks falling down and tanglii
l2 up his feet be- might have had thrc
IS bagger
10 u fact, those falling socks we
lleinie's undoing When Bushnell !
safely 10 center ileinie's socks aga
" trlpped him MP and he was relayed o
's AZ the plate on q grand heave by Arg
~ hrite 20 Terry TO Dent
90 Al error az the plate, d wild pitch a
~ base on balls with two dmky HI
,. sanlwiehrd IN gave - Louis Two mo
w ~ tie eighth g. Moriyma opened /
D fray with a single and Akana follow
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