The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-09


> Several remarkable things took place
at the ball yard yesterday afternoon
insthe fourth double header of the Oahu
Beaguers and Twenty Infantry
team. In the first clash Of the ball
tossers the All-Chinese took a fall out
Of the AllArmy team by a score Of
4 to l. This game was remarkable
from the fact that the Kim Luke hopes
w0n the game in the first inning be
eapse the All-Army took to kicking the
ball around, the Chinese getting three
runs without getting the ball out of the
inield. It was remarkable too, be
cause the Army gathered eight hits and
only one tally.
The pilot of the Army gang gave his
lineup a shake and Berry, the lead of
man, cracked a single to left with the
opening of the contest. Lyman sacri-
feed Berry over to second and there
he stayed while Hundley fouled out and
Kan Yen threw Hudnall out at first.
Dumshot Drops Throw
En- Sue for the A. Cs grounded out.
Yen Chin next up was hit by q pitched
balL Kuali. fresh from his triumph
ant tour of the mainland, took a pass.
Lang Akana then bumped one to Van
Dyke and a pretty double play was in
sioht but Dummy Dumshot dropped
the throw and all hands we're safe. Yen
Chin scoring. Kan Yen forced Kualii
nc the plate and then McGavin heaved
the bail over Lyman 5 head into right
field and two more tailed. In the
eighth En- Sue walked, stole second and
scored on Kualiis single to right.
Mangum saved the Army from coat
of whitewash by singing in the ninth,
stealing second and then scoring on
Van Dykes single into rightfield. Me
Gavin ended the inning by tanning and
then the champions of SchOfield and
the bows from st. Louis College took
the field and this was another remark
able game. remarkable from the fact
that the soldiers hung a record for long
distance swatting and also remarkable
that Wilbur Rogan got into the world s
record class for semi professionals by
whaling the ball for three home runs
and a two Dagger out of four trials.
Francis Brown was the victim of the
two-hagger and two of the homers, both
to the far corners of right field, and
Barney Joy was the victim of the other
swat, over the left field wall. 1t was
some hitting and something the ball
players of Oahu can shoot at. GOliah
else, pOled r four sacker over the wall,
johnson gathered a triple and Smith
and F'apin poled out doubles.
SWIM Hit For Saints
81. Louis had to hat against their
ancient enemy, Hi Jasper and Swan
wasithe only player to gather hits, get
ting four sacker in the fourth inning
andra twO-bagger in the sixth. Count
ingsthis hitting against the hitting of
thetsoldiers is it any wonder the game
ended l3 to ! in favor of the Schofeld
Barracks aggregation.
? Leaving his 1901 horsepower buzz
baggy in the hands of several future
greats of the diamond. Francis Brown
meandnred into the ball yard and dom
ned y Saints uniform. After the Cher.
uhs had given him a welcome, it is
100 In ! bet Francis wished he had
stayed with the buzz buggy and left
ball "laying alone.
Willis was the first to face the King
of Speeders and Franco took care Of
his drive to right in right good style
Rogan started the fireworks that were
exploded in that first inning with a
a0BbIe to ripht. On Grafton $ single
Rogan scored. Then Grafton came
home on a triple nv o. johnson.
Smith $ double scored o. Johpson. Col
iah walked but Fagin singled and
Smith scored. Swinton then forced
GoIiah ut the plate. Fagin going to
third. On the double steal, Fagin
scored. Jasper ended the agony by
Rogan's First Homer
(, After Jansen had pulled a great
play in winging Willis out at first, RO
gan whaled one into rightfeId AS the
hall hit the fence and just as Franco
picked il up to throw it back into po-
lite society. Rogan crossed the plate. In
the fifth ROgan whaled the ball to the
same spot again and easily made the
circuit Grafton followed by stealing
home, having walked, gone to second
on an out and steal of third.
x Prior to this, in the fourth inning
Swan boosted the ball out of the lot
and the Saints were saved being VII"
Tins of another scOreless defeat. Still
what's one run when the other fellows
gather thirteen.
" With the opening of the sixth inning,
the famed Francis Bernardo Joy was
on, the hill for the Saints with the other
Francis out in leftfeld Henry (BilD
Nye having concluded to play from the
bench after having wasted his both
trims TO the bat.
Jansen cut OF a hit by Fagin when
he took speedy bOunher and winged
the second sarker out at first. Then
Barney went into the sky. First he hit
SwintOn, then he walked Willis after
Jhsner had sncriHcRI Next he hit RO-
gan and then he hit Grafton and Swim
ton scored.