Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Fort SLATER Notes
tin Correspondepcs]

Especial Star-BuIietin Correspondepcs1
FORT SHAFTER, June Ser
geant Flag 4. Drury, company H. I'd
Infantry. is the senior non-commis-
stoned officer and in charge OF the
the city This detail assumed its du-
ties yesterday relieving the one that
has been on for the past month. Ser
geant Drury will have with him as
assistants Corporal Ralph Parkhill,
Co. A; Corporal Edward Clithero, Co.
B: Corporal Clyde Sackett, co. c;
Corporal Frank Brownlee. Co. D; Sgt.
James c. Miller, Co. E; Corporal Nor
ris MichalowitZ, Co. F; Sgt. Healy c.
Hensley. Co. G., and Sgt. Fred H..
Young, Co. NJ.
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Pursuant to General Orders No. A.
headquarters Hawaiian department,
the below named enlisted men will be
sent to recruit depot Fort Mcdowell.
California, by the transport scheduled
to sail for San Francisco about June
5, reporting upon arrival at that post
to the commanding officer for dis
charge by reason of expiration Of
term of enlistment: I'd Infantry, Pri-
yate Isaac Stephenson. Co. D; Sgt.
Ferdinand Rux and Corporal John
Fitzpatrick, co. G.: Sgt Oscar Pfef-
fer, Co H: Sgt. Herbert H. Landers
and Pvt Joseph F. Gambill, Co. I;
PVts Edward Butler and Charles F.
McVeigh, Co. K; Cook Charles Per-
terka, Co. L: Sgt John B. Votaw, Pvt.
Thomas F. Murray and Pvt William
Quinn, Co. NJ: Corporal William Dunn
and Pvt. Louis Fryer and Pvt Otis
Matcliffe, regimental detachment;
Co. engineers, 1st CT. Pvt. Lee, Ga
mache; Field company E, Signal
Corps, Sgt Frank E. Wilkinson and
Corporals Robert Goodman and Dan
lei c. ]. Hall: detachment Q. NJ.
corps, Pvt. list class, Newt J. Burn
ham. In addition to the above. Sgt.
1st class. Charles H. Smith. @. M.
corps, will proceed to Fort Mcdowell
for duty at that post and Pvts. Leslie
Lee. Co. NJ, and Percy Hooper, Co.
L, I'd Infantry. will be sent by the
transport to the Letterman general
hospital, Preside of San Francisco,
for observation and treatment pre-
paratory to discharge from the serv-
fee on surgeons certificate of disabil
ity.
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The I'd Infantry will meet the
coast Defense at baseball tomorrow
afternoon on the post diamond at Fort
Shafter. The game will be regularly
scheduled game in the Army league
and will be the first time that these
#teams will have met. The game will
be called at two o'clock. Ample seat
ing capacity, exists to accommodate
all visitors on the bleachers and no
charge will bemade for seats. Lieut..
Lyman's infantrymen had some rare
batting practice with incidental OPP
portunities to brush up on fielding in
yesterdays game with the Keios at
Moiliili field and the fegimental fans
look for some fgreat results. therefrom.
In yesterdays game the I'd showed
that they cam hit and the team show
ed power back of their war clubs.
Dowsett, who was seen for the first
time in regiIpental lineup in the lat
ter part of the Keio game, seems to
US d pO"cT1ul man WIFI Inc dSu dAu IL
is probable that he will be fixture in
the future. playing in the field. The
Coast Defense is now tied for top
place in the league with the 25th and
as both teams play tomorrow much
will depend on the result. The 25th
goes against the 4th Cavalry at Soho
field Barracks in the play-off Of the
great Is inning tie of last Saturday
and it will be make or break with
10th of the leaders in the pretty race.
The Sd battalion, I'd Infantry, will
leave the garrison tomorrow morning
to be absent. On field duty and terrain
study for about three weeks. The
battalion Will make its base, camp near
Niu in the vicinity of Lucas ranch
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