Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-21
NHyGEDOBOYS
STOP St. LOUIS
STARS SATURDAY
SchammeI TWirIs Good Ball
and Holds Locals to a
Single Run

Although the St Louis lineup was
! crowded with stars in Saturdays game
| against the Olympics, the locals failed
! to win, and their present record
| against the visitors is two lost with
out a victory chalked up. The st.
Louis players were figured to win but
Mr.. Schammel of the Olympic team
decided that he would stop them, and
he did.
Schammel was very much in evil
dence Saturday afternoon. In other
games he has not shown one-half what
he did against the Saints, but he
! stopped them on Saturday, and the To-
! cal hopes did not secure more than
one hit in any inning. Schammel
! looked mighty good against the ST.
Louis aggregation, and pitched his
| best game since his arrival in Homo
! lulu.
Ayau Homes Again.
Ayau, who had already secured two
homers off Schammels delivery, de-
cided that he would make it three, and
hit hard smash in the eighth inning
that cleared the wall by good mar
gin. This was the only run that the
locals secured during the afternoon.
C.. Moriyama secured a single and do,r
BILE in four times up, and Foster,
Robinson and Soares were the only
others 10 solve SchammePs delivery.
Moriyama reached first in the open.
ing inning when he secured a single,
but was caught off first a moment la.
ter. Andrade also singled, but the
Olympics failed to score. The st. Lou.
is team secured a hit in the second
and another in the third, but neither
counted. The Olympics also failed to
chase a run across until the fourth in
ming .... *...
olympics Score. ...y.as.- -. -,.
kennedy started the fireworks in
the fourth stanza when he secured a
single off Jansen. Then Charley
Friene sacrificed, and after Benn had
hit to Swan, the third baseman threw
the ball away, and Kennedy romped
home with the first score. The Olym.
pics failed TO get "a bingle in the next
inning. ....... -. .:.-.... -. ~
Kennedy again started the doings In
the sixth by a nice single, and Friene
followed suit. Then Riordan laid down
sacrifice and everybody moved
along. Then up came Papa Barker,
who has been busting the pill ever
since he learned that he had bounc.
ing boy. Barker looked at one of
Janssen's shoots and sent it far out in
the jungles, two runs coming in, and
the game was on ice.
There was nothing further doing I'M
til Home Run Ayau stepped to the
plate in the eighth canto. There were
two out, and Vernon had two swings
at the ball without striking anything
but air. Then Schammel grooved one
and Vernon swung, and the ball sailed
far out of the scene of action, and the
Home Run King raced around the
bases with another four-ply swat to
his credit. ...
Visitors Star. - :. -.
The Olympics played good ball, and
in the field the work of the visitors
was up to standard. The Saints did
not play up to their standard, as they
have many star players on the squad.
Something was lacking, and inasmuch
as the st. Louis squad will not have an
other opportunity to test their strength
against the visitors, only Ayau will
have a chance when the Chinese play
the Winged-O boys. The crowd was
not as large as when the Chinese met
the San Francisco boys. The score:
olympics OO1o2O o*-3 8 o.
st. Louis @ 0 90 o 0 OIL 5 2
Batteries-Janssen, T. Moriyama
and Soares; SchammsI and Riordan.