Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-08
CLUBMEN WIN A
MARVELLOUS GAME
FROM OFFICERS
Especial star-BulIetIn correspondencel
University Club s, Army Officers 5,
SCHoFiELD BARRACKS, June =

Especial Star-Bulfetiu Correspondencel
University Club s, Army officers 5.
SCHoF1ELD BARRACKS, June 3.
Tho score doesn't exactly show the
relative merits OF the two teams. The
best team won all right. but Umpire
Swinton gave most Of his decisions
with the apparent object of making
the game more interesting, and was
ably assisted by the two main root.
ers. Mr.. Buckley and Major Smith.
There we're plenty Of other rooters
but these two seemed to be able 70
make themselves heard above any din,
and when Sergeant Swinton was IN
any doubt as to how decision should
be rendered he appealed to them with
that comical look of his. fhe game
would probably have resulted IN 2
tie. had not Mrs. Swinton appeared
during the latter stages Of the game
and persuaded the sergeant TO 90
home to his dinner. Byrne who has
been base umpire at most Of the
Army League. games was then re
questioned as arbiter, and OF course
he had an urnpire's reputation %
maintain. 1t. Saunders did not think
/ he was doing much for the army as
umpire, SO when Lyerly had to retire
from the game, to 30 qlleening some
lone said, he Jumped at the oppoftu.
nifty to send Hyrne to center field, and
| put Judd In as umpire, the LIST Intan-
try's star left fielder.
| When Byrne came to the bat IN the
Sth with three men on bases, two
outs, and the ball coming over the pan
the size of a balloon, he showed htlw
he felt about it by striking out. lie
wasn't going to win the game for
them, and can you blame him?
A young fellow named Scott wno
used to pitch at the University OF
Wisconsin started to do the same for
| the University Club. Lyman and
Saunders both singled and were on
first and second. Someone in the
grandstand gave the signal for dou'
bic steal, and both we're caught clean
as a whistle, in as pretty a double
play as even Connie Mack's men could
mill of: Sadtler drew a pass, stole
second and went to third on Hen.
shaw,s overthrow. Here he remained
while Beard strove manfully three
times to connect with the ball
In the second inning Scott was not
SO fortunate and Castle had to 80 TO
This relief. Three passes, and -four
hits had enabled the officers to score
| five runs. This ended the scoring for
the local team, 1t was their one good
| inning.
Sadtler did all the twirling for the
officers and allowed but 8 hits, but
his support was nothing to brag
| about. Beard at first base had diff
lculfy holding the ball with the wierd
looking implement with which he had
been provided for that purpose, but
he was not the only one who helped
| fill up the error column.
The University Club secured run
| in the second inning when Henshaw
scored Nell with a beautiful double tc
right field. Five more crossed the
plate in the 5th, which was bad In
ming for the army, and two in the
18th as result of Brewers double and
several errors contributed by the ON
GERS
After the game players and rooters
all adjourned to the 18th Infantry
Club, where the game was fought ovel
again nuffet supper
The score by innings:
i2345s6 7S9 r III r
Army % 5 100000 IL II
tU. c. % 1 30 0O.20 IS
Two base nits, Henshaw. Brewer
Double plays. Henshaw to Hogs e
Warren. Struck out by Sadtler 5. b.
Scott 4 by Castle I. Base on balls
on Sadtler 2. off Scott 4. on Castle
Wild pitch, Sadtler Passed ball, Hen
shaw.
The players:
/ University Club Brewer, SIS: H0Ogs
81: O'Brien, If: Nell. 1bs Henshaw
lie: Horner. CT; Spalding. II; Scott. p;
CT.
! Army Officers Lyman. Saun
ders, ss-2b. Sadtler, p; Beard ID. Ap
i pin. 81: O'T1arss SIS Mason, H;; Rose
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