Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-21
Speed MARTIN
SAVESBAT1LE
FOR OLMHCs
Star Pitcher Fans SadtIer and
Wins Contest BY Score
of 2 to !

speed Martin was one OF the star
performers at the bali orchard yes
terday afternoon, and Ed Nell was
another parsonage who accumulated q
collection of laurels during the ball
game between the Punahou and olgm.
pic club aggregations. Ed Nell bust.
ed into the ARRAY moment before
the speeder man took the calcium,
an annexed what little fame there was
being scattered around the playing
field.
Henry Chillingworth singled off
Howedge in the last of the ninth.
Lang Akana forced Henry, and Hen
shaw came through with bingle that
sent Lang to the keystone station.
Throughout the afternoon the Puma
hou aggregation had failed to secure
a run off the southpaw slants of Mr..
Howedge. Nell didn't quite like the
situation, and being man of deeds
decided that he would make an at.
tempt to start something. His idea
was right. He slammed one of How
edges shoots to Barkeryille and Aka
ma raced across the rubber for the
one score of the day.
Martin Ends Contest.
Enter Mr.. Peaches Speeder Martin.
Charley Lyman had his war club
ready and smashed a pretty hot one
down to Benn, who threw out Hen
shaw at the plate. Lyman went to
second. Bart Burke signalled to Mar
tin and the speed merchant set him.
self for the battle with Sadtler. The
star of the visitors had not been seen
in action for some time and he decid-
ed to stop the next batter. Inasmuch
as he had been sent to the rescue, "he
seen his duty and went and done 1t"
and his good right arm sent over the
last strike of the day across the plate
and Sadtler had retired, and the fifth
straight game went to the visitors.
York, who did the heaving for the
Punahou team, had little lead over
Howedge, and with proper support
the locals might have romped home
with a victory. The score was 2 to 4,
which proves conclusiyely that the
home boys were playing good brand
of ball. Doty and Henshaw were OF
color, and each contributed two slips
to the disaster. Ill
The Olympics scored in the first
inning when Doty let a ground ball
get away from him. The locals filled
the bases in the sixth inning but Ed
die Benn made nice play on Lang
Akanas liner and the left fielder OF
the locals was doubled at third. In
the next inning Henshaw reached
third with Doty on second, but the lat
49,, ,,,o. oo,,obf and HnnshaW failed to
score.
oIympics Score. ~
The Olympics scored in the eighth
when Benn singled and stole second.
He went to third on a passed ball.
and then came home when Doty
dropped fly ball from Burke's bat.
The next scoring came when Mana
ger Ed Nell stepped to the plate with
his war club and sent Lang home.
The game was exciting throughout,
and the Punahou team had a number
of chances to score. They played
snappy ball, but the same may be said
for the Olympics, who were on their
toes throughout the struggle. Eddie
Benn was a real star at third base,
handling seven difficult chances with
out slip. Friene also starred in the
field with seven chances. Benn was
the smuggling star of the day, annex1ng
three hits In four times up.
The score: ill.,. n
Olympics L o o 90 o o / O. z 2
o 90 90 0 ii 8 5
Batteries-Howedge, Martin ami
Burke; York and Henshaw.