Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-04
WlNNINGSIREAk
OF TROOP GIs
FINALLY BROKEN
CAVALRY LEAGUE.

Especial Staf-Bulletfn Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Feb. A.
Tuesday Troop C defeated Troop G in
great game in the Cavalry Baseball
League. The game was one of the
most exciting that has been played
and was attended by 400 officers and
men. The invincible Hickey finally
met defeat at the hands of Capt. Hol-
brooks fast team. After G Troop had
been retired in the first inning, 0'Dea
led off for C Troop with hit, and
went to second on SENS bunt toI
third, which Beddingford fumbled.
Daby struck out Hayes hit fast one
TO short which Tessman promptly let
go through his legs, and O,Dea scored.
G Troops turn to score came in the
third, when 0'Dea booted Hickey's|
grounder. Hoffman sacrificed him to
second and Hickey scored on War
ren's single. Warren was caught try
ing to steal second. Beddingford
went out, lobe to Donnelly. Hickey
started the ball rolling by hitting Phil
lips in the third. 0'Dea laced out his
second hit, Phillips going to second.
Sem again sacrificed with pretty
bunt, advancing both runners. Daily
came through with long hit to right
and both men scored Daily then scor-
ed on MOTIFS overthrow to third. Gil
Troop had good chance in the
eighth. After Hoffman had struck
out, Warren hit safe to center. Bed.
dington followed with another one in
the same place, Warren being caught |
trying to take third on the hit. Tess
man hit to center, putting Beddington
on second. Cunningham followed
with another one to center, Bedding
ton being thrown out at the plate,
Hayes to Sem. lobe pitched a good
game. Hayes played SENSATIONAL
game at second and hit one on the
trademark for three sacks in the sew
enth. O'Dea was the batting star of
the day, getting three singles out of
five times up.
Score by innings: r. H. E. |
Troop G 20 0.10 10 90 o. 6 s.
Troop C Il o 8 10 OF O x-7 6 5
Batteries Troop c, Jobe and Sem;
Troop G, Hickey and Moleski
At Cashier Tuesday afternoon
Troop E played rings around K Troop
and were on the long end of a IA to
score Whitworth of e Troop tried
out as a pitcher and proved won.
der Rosenthal and SchulteweitZ of
K Troop were batted all over the lot.
The protested game between C and
E troops will be played off this after
noon. -. 81
ArtiIierymen Hit Hard.
The third game in the artillery Sc
ries resulted In 9 to victory for |
Battery G. 1t was good game with |
one bad inning, a bad inning for Bat
terry e, when their opponents laced |
out the ball for eight hits and scored
nine runs. For three innings CARRIER
held C Battery to no hits and no
runs. but in the fourth every ball that
he hurled over the plate seemed to
follow the groove Kent relieved him,
but Jared no better. C Battery had
struck a batting streak that was hard
to break Following this inning G.
Battery failed to score again, and
made but one more safety.
Battery E played more consistent
game. though they could do very lit
tie with Whitfield's slants. When big
Al Miller and his crew get into one of |
their batting streaks the other team
might as well pack up their bats and /
go home, no matter how well they
can play. g.. j.. -. " Fl. ....==
The score by innings: R. H. E.
Bat. ESQ L 101 100 o. 5 81
Bat C 30 o o 9 90 o o x-9 9 Il
Batteries Battery E, CARRIER, Kent
and Henderson; Battery c. Whitfield,
Schaffer and Ryan. Home run, Cur
ran. Struck out, by Whitfield 2, byi
CARRIER 4. by Kent s.. Base on balls
off CARRIER 2. Off Kent l.. Passed.
balls, Schaffer 1, Henderson 2. UNI
pire, Sergt. Hollingsworth, 25th Infan-
try. "..< A..