The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-17
tFrom Monday Adyertiser.)
All-service, o; oahus, 8.

n All-Service, 3; Oahus, B.
/ All hail Uncle Sam s stars of the
diamond, for the AILseryice team, an
flcyenth.hour entry in the Inter Island
series, were the winners of these series
and the handsome silver loving cup
| donated by The Advertiser, with
clean record OF FIVE straight games won,
the last game OF the series, that Of
| yesterday being clean cut victory
over the Oahus by score of TO s.
u was popular victory and when
the contest was at an end, the All
SeTvide team presented with the cup
on behalf of The Advertiser by Mas
ter Ezra Crane, and as the ceremonies
came to an eud, lusty cheer vas Civ.
en- for the team and The Advertiser
by the mates o. tine soldier boys led
by Major Smith. Is.
As a baseball game with great big
cup and championship at stake it was
lacking in real excitement, due no doubt
TO the fact that the soldiers made II
such an easy victory and from the very
beginning left no doubt in the minds
Of the rooters where the long end Of
the score was going to hang.
Captain Hixenbaugh, who blushed
like girl graduate when he was hand
ed the cup by Young Crane, had told
the boys before the game began that
il was up to them to lambast the re.
nowned Francis Bernardo Joy to fare
thee we'll and then some and be il said
to the credit of the AllServiee team,
they obeyed instructions to the letter.
"Duteh" Gramith hit the first ball
pitched in the opening round and right
up to the final inning, Francis Der.
nardo was the victim Of rapid FIRE
bombardmont, fifteen bingles all told
being gathered of what little the pride
of Kaimuki had. i
Hits in Every Inning. (,
Chillingworth opened the game for
the 0ahus and his efforts were sharp
drive to Williamson which was eleverly
handled, retiring the Oahu 3 shortstop
at the initial sack. Willie Desha fol.
lowed with the same kind of drive,
going out at first. Fernandez was the
first victim Of the strikeout record Of
Lawson Is. s.. "4 ... @.. & f
For the soldiers, Gramith hit TO left
for a safety but was nipped Off first
moment later by All Toon. Williamson
singled TO center but was forced at
second when Hixenbaugh hit to Ku.
ALL. Willis boosted a long two.baggef
to left c6nterfeld and Hixenbaugh
crossed the plate. Mason ended the
inning by going out Joy to Fernandez.
In the second inning, Renowski 5
single, two sacrifices and wild heave
across the diamond gave the soldiers
another run The third was blank
for them in the run column after Ora
NTH had led off with double He
ran home on fly TO right by William
son and Of course was doubled at sec
ond. Hixenbaugh gathered single but /
was forced at second by Willis.
Before all this happened, though, the I
Oahus gathered three runs Davie De
sha was safe on Lawson s error, get.
ting to third on sacrifices by Chilling
worth and w. Desha. A wild pitch let |
Davie score. Fernandez and Kualii
were safe on errors by Hixenbaugh, the |
former scoring on single by Franco |
md Kuali scoring on a single by JOY. |
Franco was caught of third, though, on |
throw from Willis and the inning
was pau.
Lead Is Taken Away. m
Hixenbaugh 5 crew tied up this and
went one to the good in their half of
the fourth on pass to Renowski, a |
passed ball, errors by the Desha boys
md two singles, one by Byrnes and an
other by Daddy" Swinton. William
son 5 single and steal of second, Hix, |
anbaugh's double, Mason s single and
a wild pitch gave the soldiers two
more in the fifth and three errors,
single by Gramith, two steals and a
telder's choice gave them three more
runs in the sixth. rr5 .. '>
After that, despite that they hit |
Francis Bernardo good and hard, the
soldiefs} failed to gather any more runs.
still those nine were plenty enough to
win. fE-g FIX
For the Oahus, Fernandez walked in
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