The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-01
ALL ARMY TEAM TAKES
MEASURE OF STANFORD
Cardinals Though Break Even On the Day
d When They Annihilate All Japanese
'-- Charley Lyman Is Star of Day
a, (FrGm Monday Nkdyertiser.)
* Yesterdays RESULTS
Stanford ~, An-Japanese 5.

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* YBsTERDAY's RESULTS
Stanford ~, Ail-Jspanese 5.
: Aii-Army z, Stamford 5.
Doubleheaders, the FIRST game Of which
starts at half-past two, viii not do, ana
the. Oahu League should see to 1t that
there are no more of them. Yesterday Is
two ball games, the first which the
J Sthnfords won over the All-Japanese by
q score of l2 to ., and the second, in
vllen the All.Army won from the Car
dinals by a score of z to 5, consumed
nearly four hours, andfit was half past
six before the fans started for the exits.
AS baseball games, neither compared
with the contest Of the day before. The
Cardinals were n bit on their stride In
both contests and the All-Japanese in
the first game were simply awful. In
the second game, the class Of ball was
far better and the AllsArmy boys won
out because they found pitcher Wicker.
Sham easy, because g Handsome Mary
Lawson pitched real ball game and
because Charley Lyman was In uniform
and playin first base. The initial sack
guardian Of the All.Army team was
ehoekful Of base hits, runs and stolen
bases and his speed with the war club
and on the paths was something too
much for the Cardinals. <, = g.
Tom workman Is Ill Asa -
Stanford at that presented n crippled
lineup with Tom Workman home In
bed with a bad cold. Scfappy Tom was
not there to lead the boys on and, they
lacked the pepper and ginger displayed
against the Punahous. 4 His substitutes,
OyNeil and Hayes, failed to cover the
bag as Tom does and again Maple was
sadly OF form in both games, In the
first he bobbled early and often and in
the second, while be did not bobble 80
much, he failed TO field with any sort
of action and couple Of the soldier
boys instead Of being out were able to-
get into the hit column; all Of which
helped to send men to the rubber. .',
Japanese Go wild ,r,l4%..> =. 1
Pitching for the Ail-Japanese for
Ave innings was Araki with T. Uyeno
finishing the job. While yAraki was all
the hill, he allowed seven hits and
seven runs and lchalked two errors be.
hind his name. Moving over to third,
Araki booted the ball four times, max.
ing his error column record sir for
the day. Others of the team contri-
buted FIVE boobies, making eleven all
together for the day. For the .Cardi-
mails, WiekershaIn made his bow to. Ho-
nolulu fans and he did nicely until the
third inning. Here he blew up and
again in the fourth he went skyward. |
Poor support, too, made his going rough,
and with the opening Of the fifth, Hoo
eyer. was on the hill. He got by in.
good shape, allowing one run and -four
hits in the Ave innings he worked.
Capt. Norris Stayton wanted to be |
charitable during this game and call il
ofklin the seventh inning, but the Japa,
nese said nay and made the fans STAND |
by, and watch them DOODLE and bobble !
until the finish. !
After the Japanese and Stanfords.
finished, there was q short intermission |
Of ten minutes and then the AIl.Army
and Stanfords got into action.
Start with Rush
Wiekersham who elected to come back |
against the soldiers, had a very uncom-
PORTABLE session with the opening OF |
the first inning In the AIl-Army and !
Stanford game. Charley Lyman pep
pered the first ball pitched to far left |
held for two bases and then scored on !
Dumshot's triple after Mangum had
sacrificed. Dossett forced Dummy at
the plate and Burton ended the inning
with a hit to Maple.
Burton's boot of Naples hit with
two in the hold, paved the way for
the Cardinals, annexing two runs, for /
Dent and Downing followed with hits,
scoring Maple, and Dent, got over the
plate when Lawson cut in with a wild
pitch.
a After that the Cardinals were help
less before "Handsome Mary and
failed to reach the rubber until the
ninth, when a double by Hays and a
hit by Stanford, Tailed one for Stan
ford .-.,. ~. -; Is +~. j,s.
y. Up to the sixth inning Wiekersham
was pitching great ball and b Stanford
Woman rooter in the gfandstand
Was batting everybody within
hailing distance with shrill, harsh
voice about Joe and the others being
G,are. X grated much on the nerves
of the fans and despite the baekfre,
the rooter continued to root.
silence Is Golden
4 1t was "Good night and goodbye"
to the rooter through with the close !
vi bHC HIbt VI inc IleTo |
the soldiers Tailed four. Lyman start |
cd with single and stole second. Then |
he romped home when Mangum singled |
10 right. Dumshot gathered a bingIe |
and when Dossett lifted one far over
Downing's head for double, two more !
crossed the plate. Dossett scored a !
moment later when Hayes dropped |
Maple throw Of Burton 5 hit.
With the close Of the inning, four
ciangs of the gong brought woe to the
lalybug and after that the fans took
great delight in riding the Stanford
rooter,
While the FIVE were enough to win,
the soldiers chased over two more IN
the ninth on Hundley's hit, - pass to
Lyman, his steal, two outs and drop
ped fy by Dent in front of the plate. |