Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
BOTH HORSE AND
Wagon SOLDIERS
BUSY ON DIAMOND
CAVALRY LEAGUE.
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Feb. 8
Troops G and NJ continue to hold the
lead in the Cavalry league, seemingly
unable to lose game Both of these
troops have strong teams in the field,
but many OF the others are developing
rapidly and the race for the pennant
is not going to be a walk-away for
any one team. Great interest is be-
ing taken in the series and the games
have been all we'll attended by both
officers and men.
On Friday Troop A lost to Troop E
in game that was well played up to
the seventh inning. A Troop after
putting up a fine exhibition of the
national pastime blew up in the sev-s
enth, making four errors sandwiched
in with a hit batsman and two singles
which allowed six runs to cross the
plate. Peverelly and Ronowsky both
pitched good ball for their teams.
Score by innings:
1234 5 CT 8 9-R. HE.
Troop E.. @ 0 0 0 % 6 0 0--8 6 s.
Troop Al 90 l 90 l o % 81
Batteries-Troop E, Ronowski and
Matthews; Troop A, Peverelly and
Gramith.
Saturday afternoon Troop B sent F
Troop down the percentage column in
a game that was full of excitement
from start to finish + Troop tied the
score In the seventh. Donnelly of B
Troop after Hoyer had been retired
short to first in the eighth inning,
picked cut good one and hit it on the
nose to left center for three bases.
Fay in trying to catch Donnelly at i
third threw the bail into the bleachers
and Donneiiy scored. Mccoy was hit |
freely but good fielding kept him out
Of trouble. Donnelly played a great
game at second for his team.
Score by innings:
<12s345 6 rs 9-R.HE.l
Troop F...,0 o . 0 0.l110-5 9 81
Troop B.. Il o 0 3 0 / 0 2s-7 6 3
Batteries-Troop B, Mccoy and |
Duncan; Troop F, Richardson and |
Head r
Sundays game was postponed on az
count of rain The game of January |
25th between c and E Troops was pro-
tested by c. Troop and the protest al
owed. Game will be played over next |
Friday at the Cavalry cantonments
Monday Troop H sprang a surprise
on D: Troops strong team and won a
hard fought game. H Troop was
looked upon as pickings for D Troop.
The second squadron team hit Berhns
hard when hits meant runs and with
the assistance of two bad errors by
Shortstop Beach sent D Troop into
third place. BEDFORD pitched steady
ball for his team. Kochalsh and
Dickinson hit the ball hard, both, get
ting two hits apiece and one of Dick,
inson's going to deep center for a
clean three-bagger. Hynes at third
put up nice game for H Troop. 81
Lord of d Troop was badly spiked
in the fifth by Hynes, who slid into
the bag feet first.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Troop H Il 0 o o 0 3 0 2 O-6 8 q
Troop d % 20 o o o 3 0 O-5 8 5
Batteries--Troop H, Kochalsk and
Redford: Troop 4, Berhns and Clark. i
Artillery Starts Series. |
The LIST Field Artillery series com.
menced yesterday afternoon with a.
double-header, A Battery winning the
first game from r by a score of s to
Z, and B Battery winning from D IA
to 3.
The first game was close and excit.
ing, the teams being evenly matched
and alternating in the lead.
Score by innings R. H. E.
Battery F.2 % COS 500 % 5 3
Battery Al 3s1 o 2 90 Ks Z 81
Batteries-Battery F. Adams and
Steples; Battery A, Piech and Schiller.
The second game was a walkaway
for b Battery. Eight runs were made
in the first inning before D Battery
could settle down and Veneman was
found for 13 satellites
The score by innings: r, H. E.
Bat'y BIS 3 l o 2 o 0 0 O-14 13 II
Bat'y D..3 0 0 0 2 o 90 O-5
Batteries - Battery B. Michalek,
Stoll and Fouqaette; Battery D. Vene-
man, Schultz and Palmer.
Sergt Hollingsworth of the 25th In.
fantry umpired both games in excel.
lent fashion and at no time were any
of his decisions subject to the slight.
est dispute,