Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
SAINTS MAKEA
SORRY Showing;
BOTH SIDES ERR
Great Sunday Crowd Sees CAL
ifornia Win Third Straight
Game-Joy Hit Hard.
University of California 10. St. Louis

OdIItC-JOJ I'LL I1dIus
University of California 10. 81, Louis
Perhaps there was 100 much a
stake to suit the nerves Of the ST
Louis players, for il was pretty gen
orally understood that wad nf monel
was bet on yesterdays game, witt
Saint supporters giving as good as II
TO Z. At any rate, the team playeC
very Eighty baseball, making sever
costly errors behind Barney Joy, who
was himself touched tor IL hits. i
was a bushy game, but interesting
withal. because the college heys wer,
none too steady themselves. ard III
to the seventh frame the break might
have come either way.
Opposing Joy was Gefkin, who
pitched his team to victory in tht
initial game of the series last Thurs
day. He was not quite as steady, as
the first time out, hitting three bat
tiers, passing one, and getting one wild
heave out OF his system. On the other
hand, he struck out ii, and allowed
seven scattered hits, the opposition
getting more than one in only a sin,
gle inning, the first.
Much was expected OF the new st
Louis team, but while the individual
players showed well at tines, the team
as whole didn't look good. 1t may
come together with practice but al
the present time II is very shy on
teamwork, and what might be termed
the unit attack. Some OF the work on
bases was very poor, but whether this
was due to faulty coaching or bad
Judgment on the runners part. is hard
to say. 54zssS s.-.s .r.@
The game, which was witnessed by
a crowd even larger than that of last
Thursday. opened badly for the
Saints. The California players had
evidently received full and explicit in,
formation as to the peculsarities of
Big Barney. for the first two batters
dumped little hunts just where Joy
doesn't like them, and both went for
hits. A nice sacrifice put Young on
third, and he scored a moment later
on wild pitch, Dodson taking third.
sacrifice fly by ''Wiki-Wikin Rubke. A
hit and an error gave two more men
life, but Hayes pop 70 first ended the
frame without further scoring
Zerbe made the circuit for the To-
Gals on an error by short, a sacri
fee. a steal Of third, and Sebastian's
error at the plate. Il.
! The third was the big scoring inn
ing Joy opened by walking Dodson
and Adair. Rubke famed, but when
Sebastian's fly got away from Aylett,
the scoring commenced. Gianelli
famed, but Hayes hit scored Sebas-
tian, and a moment later Getkin's sin.
gle, coupled with an error in center,
LET in Hayes. Four runs.
The Saints came to life in their
half, Jannsen being passed and go
ing down on perfect bunt by Zerbe,
toward third base. Gianelli tried to
field to second. but threw wide, the
ball going to center, where Adair boot.
ted It badly, Jannsen scoring, and
Zerbe going to third on the mix up.
He scored moment later On a wild
pitch. Aylett struck out. and then
Devine was dropped cold byfa pitched
ball over the ear. Buckle who ran
for him, stole second and scored on
Swans long hit to left THE latter
was thrown out in an attempted steal.
In the fifth the locaK put another
man across, Aylett hitting t.. the right
foul line. stealing, and scoring when
Joy hit to center, and Adair booted
the bail. That ended the rER getting
for 81. Louis.
One run in the fifth and three in
the unlucky seventh put the finishing
touches to the Californians' collection
In the latter frame three hits, one o!
them a two Dagger by Dodge and two
costly errors, contributed to the gen,
eral result.
In the fifth inning Umpire Bruins
exercised his right to chase player
from the game, something that the ST.
lent field arbitrator very seldom does
On the return of a bail from center
to second, Bruins called Joy safe on
the bag, and Hayes said something
that brought about his Immediate ban
ishment. Hayes was evidently sur
prised, but had the good judgment to
retire gracefully.
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