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2sTh INFANTRY SERIES.


Company 3 ..s........ 2 II 154
Especial Star.Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. June 26.
Company AS defeat and X Companys
victory in the two games played
Thursday afternoon resulted in X
Company moving up to snare first
place with the A Company champions.
II was something of q surprise when
c Company laid low the champions In
the first game, defeating them Z to 2, :
and a downcast team in blue uniforms
adorned with big yellow As left the
field Immediately after the game
without waiting to see the second
contest
Company A started out with their
usual success. Goliah pounded out
home run in the first inning and In
the second. singles by George White
and W. C.. White brought another run
ever the plate. There their success
ended and SCOTS brilliant work in
the box for Company, with fast and
certain fielding behind him put an
end to further scoring by the cham.
pions.
G Company scored their first run in
the fourth frame, AID played havoc in
the fifth and sixth, scoring three runs
in each of these innings Jasper was
sent to Morgan's rescue on the mound,
but the game could not be saved. In
the fifth, Robinson and Williams got
on the bases with singles and scored
on Smiths triple. Smith scored on
Buffers error. In the sixth Jasper
walked Aulston Inman singled to
right, Aulston going to third. Stat
ford hit to Goliah. who overthrow
home in an attempt to cut off Aulston
and all three men on bases scored.
The strikeouts were as follows: By
Scott s, by Morgan 2, by Jasper 2.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Co. C 30 0 o 1913 0 0s0--7 s 2
Co. A ....1 I 90 0 0 0 0 o. 4 z
x Company Defeats II.
The victory of X Company In the
second game was more to be expected.
II was a snappy game featured by
Fagan's brilliant pitching for K Com
pany and hard hitting by the X Com
pany batters. Fagen pitched shut
cut game up to the last inning, and
had allowed but one lift. In the ninth
he allowed Lowe to score on wild
pitch, Banks singled. took second on
the rightfielder's errcr and scored on
Saunders safety. This was too dis
heartening for Fagen, who left the
game with a single out TO go, Johnson
replacing him en- the mound
A pretty double was pulled off by
K Company in the eighth. With Sc.
well en- first, Brown sent a hot one
to Green, who threw Sewell out at
second, and Brown was doubled at
first
The score by innings: r. II. Z.
Co. H -. % 0 0 90 0 0 0 20
Co. X - 2 0 10 90 L KS IL 6
Batteries: Fer H Company, Fagen,
Johnson and Spillman; for X Compa-
NY Lowe. Randolph and Brown. Struck
cut, by Lowe 4, by Pagan !. Umpire,
Collins. Time Of game, hour and %
minutes.
K Company plays the B Company
goats" this afternoon and stands a
good chance Of advancing ahead Of A.
a Companys next game will be with
+ tomorrow.
RegimentaI Teams Organized.
The 1st Infantry team, coached by
Lieut.. Sadtler, has been getting in
some hard practise on the diamond for
the past few days, and has already
played two practise games. defeating a
pickup team of the 18th Infantry
(which included seven Of last years
starsl. II to 4 and the newly organ
lied 4th Cavalry team they shut out
10 to 0.
The 1st Field Artillery organized
their team yesterday and elected I'M.
Sergt. Albert Miller OF c Battery,
head coach, manager and captain.
n Her has a lot of new AMI promis'
ing material to work with and expects
to turn cut much stronger team than
last year. A practise garre will be
played with the 1st Infantry at Cast
ner Sunday afternoon
The 18th Infantry have still few
cares remaining to complete both the
hattalicn and company series. and will
net start working with the regimental
team fer two weeks or mere.