Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-24
ARTILLERY WINS
FROM CAVALRY
BY CLOSE SCORE
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
1st Field Artillery J, 4th Cavalry 6

| Especial Staf-BuIIetln Correspondence
1st Field Artillery Z, 4th Cavalry
SCH0FIEI.D. BARRACKS. Sept "a
A reaction .taox, place in the attend
ance at the baseball park, so that in
stead OF the 5000 that Witnessed tht
conflict between the ist Infantry and
25th Wednesday, there we're scarcely
eight score To witness o far better
baseball game between the wagon sol
diers and the eavalryInen yesterday
afternoon. IL - =. szs..s
The .'gnn men" sprang a Surprise
and defeated the valiant chargers
In what proved to BIZ one of the hes;
games OF the season, which resulted
In placing the artillery In third place
Interest will now be conferred In thu
fight to see which of these two teams
viii keep ont al. the cellar. The LIST
Field Artillery has three more games
to play, one with each OF the other
regiments, while the 4th Cavalry has
but one more, another game with. the
field artillery The field artillery was
at the foot OF the league last year
one game behind the 1st Infantry, and
are going 10 put MP stubborn fight
70 keep out OF the cellar this season
Cavalry Has No Horseshoes.
The cavalry have really an excel
lent team and deserve a much higher
percentage in the league. Bad luck
has followed them In nearly every
game. On August is. they had the list
infantry trimmed to a FRAGILE. only to
lose the game through q series Of mis-
fortunes in the tenth inning. On Sen
temher IL they had the 25th seekins
cover. and lost game that they
should have won with ease, that went
III innings.
Artillery Bracing Up.
The Geld artillery team showed mn
strong at the beginning OF the season
and In the few practise games played
before the series commenced was.
picked as q strong rival OF the 18th.
The wagon soldiers tnOk p bic siyy1n
and are only now. under the coaching
OF Cant. c.. D. Ferris, an old.tiHier at
the game. getting hack into form
Artilieryrifen Hit Well.
In the game yesterday not single
wagon soldier went to the bench by
the strike-out route. They all CON
nected with the ball, and accumulated
is hits on Horning and Hall.
! StOll. who was on the ma''ad fr,3
the field artillery, was also touched up
q little in the early part OF the game
but after the third he settled down 10
real business and kept the cavalry
from further scoring. sSs
In spite OF. the small crowd the
cheering was yociferOus, and when
Ferris braves tied the score in the
sixth I the rooters for the artillery
could hardly. be kept on the benches
The score remained tied until lhe
ninth, when Miller of the artillery
singled. stole. second. and scored on
8urnett's drive to the right garden.
bringing in the much needed run.
Following, is summary of the
core Il r. ~ IS
a. 49, + r.. II. e.
til Cav. a2aa4 10 % n q "a
Ist +. A. IS o 90 o 1s0 0 ii Is |
Three.sase ilits Hines. Horning
rWo-bases hits Burnett, Hayes. Sin-I
2, Burnett, Baurtnut, Feu
[uette 2. Meade, Norris 8. Brown I'll
sarber. Stoll. HOFFMAN 2. Bachns.
Iayes. Horning, Roach. Eleven hits
md five runs on Horning In 3 Is in.
lings. Seven hits and two nins of
Ian In 5 90 innings. Struck out-By
toll II, by HoFning o. by Hall 0,
,ases on balls-Off StoIl 2, of II lrr-
ng /. : Passed ball-Sem o. -Four
uette L.. Sacrifice ,hits-NOrris.
feade, Brown. -s,r