The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-08-31

One Of Americas greatest baseball
segregation Of college players, the Uni
versity Of Chicago, win arrive in
Honolulu tomorrow morning in the
steamer Mongolia, and local fans are
assured class of baseball above the
ordinary according to, past perform,
ances Of the team In college circles
and since their departure from Chi.
cago, August Q. ,,....
Following is brief account of the
teams accomplishments since their
opening game at Mandan, North Da-
kota, August a, and including the
game Of August IA, played at Chehalis,
Washington: .'.,
First game, August 4, at Mandan,
Meth Dakota, featured by Des Jar.
dieR's pitching and Chicago's batting
rally in eighth inning when Catron
doubled over short. Maroons stole sew
en- bases.
,yScore r II
Chieago % 700 o o o 4 rs 8 /
Mandan 20 o 0 90 0 0 / Ia 8 4
,sBatteries-Des Jardien and Hart
borRer and Patterson. f.,
Second game, August 5, at Dickin.
sph,, North Dakota. Again Chicago
won out in the closing innings Of an
distressing game at the Fair grounds
McGonnell's fielding at short was elias,
~. Kixmiller pitched for six innings
and Page finished up. ~..... a.. -.
tySeOre r H +
chicago L 0 90 101 1 o. 3
Dickinson i 0 0 o o o 0 o OIL 5 .
Z batteries Page and Hart;
Gardiner and Wasen. ~'ssl.
Allowed One hit
August 6, climbing over the foothills
into. Montana q day was spent in Bill,
ingA The men lost their batting eyes
IN the early stages of the game due
70 mountain gazing but finally finished
strong, scoring two runs in seventh
and six IN ninth. Des Jardien and Me-
Conell bagged three hard drives apiece.
George Ritched strong for six innings
allowing a single hit Page finished ;
KixmillerI making feature catch OF
game. LCs,.
Chicago % 0 O2o6-s 10 0
Billings 30 o 0 0 0 l 90 0-1
Batteries George, Page, Hart and
ColeS Leise, Laney and O'Donnell.
August Z, stopover at Butte, Mon
tana, Greatest copper running city in
the world A jaunt down 1900 feet
under the, city into mine was enjoy.
%. Then followed the game at Colum,
bia Park, q beautiful spot in the Rock.
ies. The Chicago men became "bush.
ed'' very qpickly owing to the $500
foot, altitude. ~ The Black Rock team
Of city leaguers were taken into camp
although Des Jardien allowed them ii
ssccre two in the first inning on accoun,
Of his unsteadiness, being afraid one
Of thoseS snow-capped mountain peaks
might slide and bury our outfielders
Nevertheless the Maroons soon forged
ahead, scoring runs one at time
Widdemann and Gray featured at bal
with triples up the letffeld slope.
"a Score r II /
Chicago .oO11111S1-9 Ga !
Butte .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 4
Batteries-Des Jardien and Cole
Manering, Miles and Jones.
WIN From Hamilton
August and were spent up the
Bitterroot Valley in the famous orch
ards Of Montana as guests Of Fred D
Nichols. Chicago '92- '97. The bal
ltnssers journeyed up the divide over
looking the Yellowstone country. FISH
ed for trout and were guests of the
people Of Hamilton at a real dance.
" Mr.. Nichols, being presented with hit
G blanket-won twenty years ago.
- August o, the Bitterroot team wal
met at the Hamilton Fair grounds, al
irrigating ditch through the Outfielt
aided Gavin. George and Kixmiller IL
IafANfna nd Do ta1 q,
their two runs in the ninth.
Score r H 1
Chicago. / 0 0 2 0 % 1-6 IL
Hamilton 0 0 % 00O 2-2 8
~ Batteries-Page and Cole; Morton
Epgstrom and Mulholland
frsuAugust 10 the faculty of Montana I
State University entertained. TIL
saw, mill at Bonner and q wild bal
game was enjoyed at Missoula. Owini
60 n rocky diamond at the foot of Mt
Jumbo cor siderable erring was done b.
the e Highlanders. Bob David ex
Chicago caught for the lumber jacks
~ Rudolph and Saffron hit hard Will
Shorty Des Jardien had the Mountain
rise on his fast one
score RHI
schieago II 90 % Ola 10
Miesoula 300 0 3 0 0 o. 5
Batteries-Des Jardien and Hart
'OsLaughlin Jones and Baird.
Score Many Bingles
August II, an early morning two a
m. trip was taken over to the Falls
ct Thomps"n. Montana. This fr""ti"
town closed camp, recruited the hes
possible team along Clarke's fork 0
the Columbia River and started in t.
give the city chaps a trimming bu
7 thanks TO the sheriff and the deep gorg
back Of left field, Des Jardien and Xix
miller lost the spheres-George pitche'
some after a camper clOuted a home
and CatrOn got tired out chasing il
deep center field.
Sore X II
Chicago % ! 3 % 4 0 2 0 3-I3 Is
THOMPSON o 80 ! 90 O 0 o. 4 II
Batteries-George, Page, George an
Hart; Swain, Pagan aud Fitglebeck.
august ~, the Maroon Special ca
,Nokomis" rolled into Spokane. Thei