The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-08
ARMY'S TIMELY HITTING
u AGAIN BEATS STANFORD
Hudnall and Hundley Lead In Driving Hoe
yer From Hill - Both Teams Play
Fast and Snappy Baseball
(Froni Sunday Advertiser)
An1Army 6. stanford 8

History repeated az MoiIiili Field
yesterday afternoon, the All.Army
baseball aggregation again hanging de.
feat on the visiting Stanford University
team, this time by a score OF 6 TO 3.
From the fans point Of view IL was
by far the best game Of the series, be-
ing filed with plenty Of clean and
timely hitting and fielding that border.
cd on the sensational time and again.
Both pitchers, Hoover and Peed in
the early stages of the game ana
Wickersham who relieved Hoover,
working double.quick all the time, the
result being the contest was pau in
one hour and twenty-five minutes.
Inning one was unproductive Of
runs, Maple going out on snappy peg
across the diamond from Hudnall,
Dnmshot taking stafford 5 hit and
. Hudnall making n good catch OF
Lyman started for the Army with a
clean hit to center and then stole sec.
ohd while johnson famed. Dumshor
was out on a clever play Of Stevens TO
Workman and Dossett few out to
Stafford. '"
Stanford broke into the run column
In the second inning. Den; taking first
on q single, stealing second while
LADDERS famed, TO third on Dumshot =
error and then home when Stevens
singled after Downing had fled 70
rightield. ~" 5sEls go.
The All-Army tied this up in their
half Of the third and went the visitors
one better. Lyman drove a liner t.
center and moved to second on John
son 3 1sacrifee. Dumshot atoned for
his previous bobble with a liner to
eenteTfeld that Melted him three bases,
Lyman scoring. Dossett lifted the
ball into leftfeld and on the putont
Dhmshot tore home. Day made a
beautiful peg to Dent and DUNN,
should have been out but Dent drop.
ped the ball and Dummy got run
Burton ended the inning by tanning.
Hit HosSer Hard a'
With Dent out Of the way in the
fourth, Landefs drew the only pass OF
the day. Day lifted an apparent sal.
city back Of second but Dumshot after
long sprint caught the ball ant,
whipped II 10 Lyman in time to reth.
Joie who was tearing back to frs,
base. ..-'..>s "
In the sixth, Stanford came with
rush +and almost tied up the score
Maple opened the round with siz-
ding double to leftfeld and on Stat
ford's single TO left, Maple beat il TO
the rubber. He missed third base
mile but as the jumps did not sec the
play, Day got tally. Stafford moven
70 second on the throw in and scored
on Workman o. hit to right. Hudnall
took care Of Dent 3 liner in good styIc
and Landers grounded out to Huna
Icy, Day placed hit to left send
ing Workman to third and himself 10
second on the throw in. Downing
could not break through with bingle
missing three in a row and Stanford
failed TO again tally. -y
Wiekersham faltered in the sixtr
and hits by Hundley, Sauer and Peed
gave the Army another run. In the
eighth Hudnsll'E triple into far right
field and q sacrifice fly by Hundley
gave the All-Army their sixth and
final italy of the day .t tt.
Verify 1t was the best game Of the
series and this much can be said of the
Cardinals, they are hitting their stride
now and will give the fans some classy
baseball even If they did lose yes
terday,
= FolIo.,y;n., L. tha .on.o.