The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-08
From Sunday Advertiser.)

and Giant Killer Jim Vaughn, from the
Chicago Cubs, were the opposing box
men in the baseball game at Moiliili.
Field yesterday afternoon, and the fair.
haired HEAVIER from the big burg over
on the Atlantic had al the best Of the
argument, winning In easy fashion by
a score Of TO 1.
II was a great big crowd Of enthu-
siasts which greeted the gladiators Of
the diamond when Umpire Jack Me-
Carthy put the ball into play at two
forty-hve to the second. With the ball
going into play the two teams settled
down TO show the fans what real base
bah IL like, and while some Of those
present did not think the game as fast
or as peppery as the opening contest Of
the series, they nevertheless showed
their appreciation Of the big fellows
efforts with abundance Of applause
Neither Cole nor Vaughn are as fast
workers as are Alexander and James,
aud that might have accounted for
what the fans thought was lack Of
ginger. The rest Of the boys, though,
were all alive, and more than one bril-
liant bit OF telling was cheered.
II was task so get that ballfeld
into shape for a game after the way
the heavens had ovsrdone the sprink-
ling Job, aud lots Of the fans thought
Il could not be done. With the in
field bnilt up to neR perfection for
this series and the drainage perfect,
q force Of men got to work at seven
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and by
eleven O'Clock had the field dried on.
The way the infelders handled ground
era and the base runners got over the
paths, one would have never thought
there had been snch heavy downponf
AZ rain during the day and night pre-
ViOns.
Americans Score one
With Coy Dolan back on the bench
because he could not hit any Of the
SAINTS the King bent over the plate,
Carey winged out at first on a snappv
pickup and throw BY Boone and KILL
fer ont to Hoblitzel, Moriarity making
great stop and peg across the dia-
mond, the Americans took a turn at the
bat and chased run over the plate.
Murphy drove one at Vaughn that
Big Jim gracefully seooped and then
threw to first, retiring Eddie. Walsh
laced skinner through the pitchers
box into the outfeld and easily reached
first. Duffy Lewis shot one past Snod-
grass for safety, and the feet.footed
Walsh showed how good the diamond
was BY getting as far as third. ofsA
base on balls TO Hoblitzel filed up the
bases and the Nationals were at the
danger point Chapman, next to bat,
BUMPED one TO Jackie Miller, but he
fooled II long enough to let Walsh
reach the plate and Chapman reach
first.
rsst Double Play
a fast double play, started by
Vaughn. killed on all chances Of the
A. As making any more runs in this
round. Moriarity drove TO Vaughn,
who made quick return Of the ball
to Clarke, getting Lewis at the plate,
and then Clarke got the ball to SnOd-
prasS ahead Of Moriarity, retiring the
side ~
Fleet footed Max Carey khotted up
the score when he reached the rubber
for the A. As In the fourth. The
Pittsburgh Pirate drove a hard one at
Boone and when Lutte failed TO block H.
properly, Max was safe at first. Ont
guessing King Cole, Max stole secon a
and he stayed there while Chapman
handled grounders from the bats Of
Killifer and Miller, getting both men a
first 1t was fast and tricky fielding
ON the part Of Chapman and the fans
showed him they liked his work by .
liberal round Of applause after eaen
plate.
snodgrass though saved the A. NJ
from being BANKED by laeing a safe
one 10 leftAeld, scoring Max. Fred
tried TO stretch his hit into doubls
but was out on fast relay from
Murphy TO MeAvoy TO Boone to Ho
blitzel
Chapman Hits one
After Bobbie Byrn4 had showed ;
bit of fancy fielding by scooping a hi
from the bat of Hoblitzel and theI.
mailing him At first, Chapman Of the
Clevclands showed the fans what q
home run was like that Is, the kind
Of homers the big fellows make. Out
in eenter6eld on the other side of the
fence Is little green house. Swing
ing with All his might at the ball aftep
Il left Vaughn : mighty mitt, Chapman
popped the ball over the fence M
against that house, Had the ball pars
been q mile square il Is q question
whether r fielder could have gotten thr
ball on the ~ at that. &2i .N4F
Chappy wns indeed proud Of biz
swat aud 50 was the junior Moriarits
and ne had the honor Of first congrat
nlating the clever swatsman as wet
a. ilelder.
That run just about sewed up the
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