The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-08
(From Monday Advertiser
p. A. O. 0. STANFORD l

Stanford's baseball aggregation was
handed n merry trouncing at Moiliili
Field yesterday afternoon, NJ. Josh
Paresa 8 hired men leaving them on the
short end Of a gNto i score when the
battle was over. Ray Maple, who was
star here two years ago, attempted a
comeback for the Cardinals, but il was
case of IL is not what you were, but
what you are today. Ray simply could
not get the old arm to working right,
and in the third inning he went sky
ward and before he and his teammates
got back to earth the Portuguese had
chased FIVE taiiies over the rubber. Ray
breezed through the fourth and fifth
without having his pitching reputation
nicked, but in the sixth another ad.
vaneement skyward caused him to seek
the shortstop job, but not until the p.
A. G, 5 had denied the rubber with four
more runs. sfE.
OF course, II was not all Ray fault.
JOie Landers. in right field misjudged
a couple Of hits to his territory and
also cut in with two disastrous errors.
Workman, Stafford, Dent, Stevens and
Maple himself also fozzled and the
eight errors cut much figure in the run
scoring Of the II A. C.'s. l'
For the winners, Soldier Easter did
the pitching. He pitched nice ball and
received excellent support, especially
when IL was most needed Easter also
lifted skyscraper into right field that
Melted him a triple. 1t was just such
another pole Ms young Nye gave the
ball week ago, only further away, but
Easter was held at third by the
coaeher, il being figured there was no
use for a pitcher to run his legs of
with fve-run lead, La Mere also
landed triple and q scOrching single.
On the long blow he failed to tally, but
his single helped the P A. c.. pile up
runs. "h
Stanford's Lone Tally ....a..sh
Stanford Is lone tally was a gift and
came the first time Captain Tom s men
went to bat. Landers, leading of, hit
to La Mere, and when he booted, Joie
was anchored at first. Stafford laid
down a bunt and on Dawson 3 wild
heave to first both runners were safe.
Workman sacrifice put Landers at
third and Joie reached the rubber when
La Mere threw Dent out at first.
Stanford looked good couple of times
after that, but neat unassisted double
play by Flizer killed them off in the
third, and fast double, Kaiser to
Bushnell to Flizer, dimmed their
chances again in the fourth. IT,.
Naples undoing came in the third.
"Chicken" Souza, with his now fam.
Gus rooster crow, got the goat of the
Cardinal HEAVIER, and j. Ornellas was
passed with one in the hole. Carroll
also took walk and Stevens helped
with a bungle at short, Ornellas scor-
ing. A pass to Fernandez filed the
sacks, and when Landers let La Mere's
single get by him, every man on the
bases, three in all, scored. La Mere
then romped home when Fhzer few
out to Day.
Another Bad Inning
In the sixth, Flizer, first up, took a
pass and meandered to first. Easter,
next to the bat, cut IN with his long
triple and FIizer scored, and when
Kaiser singled Easter scored. Dawson
hit to Maple, who failed TO field the
ball, and Kaiser got around to third.
Ornellas famed, but Carroll singled,
sending Dawson to third and himself to
second. A fielder choice put Dawson
out at the plate and Carroll stole third
When Stafford missed Dents throw to
head off Bushnell at second, Carroll
scored. +EHI"
The story of the Cardinal fourth
downfall is told further in the box