Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
Battery B Wins From c Team:
Battery D Wins BatfeSt
From F Team
FIELD ARTILLERY SERIES.
Standing Of Teams.
Especial r-BuIietin correspondsneel

SChOftEisit BAhhAtth AS. MaTcl
13-The weekend games in the series
for the LIST Field Artillery champion
ship were somewhat in the nature OF
surprise packages. No one could have
foreseen the absolute humiliation
of Miller's bard OF bold bandits by
Monroe's quiet little ball tossers. and
the driving To the woods OF You
Know Me AL" Moore, the fame Of
who's left wing has even emerged
from within the limits of the artillery
environment. The slaughter of the
once famous f Battery team by the
McGregors from D. was just as much
of surprise.
Saturdays game between b and G.
batteries ended s to in favor of b
and advanced that outfit to second
place in the league. The usually hard
hitting G Battery bunch must have
left their keen eyesight at home. for
they were only able to accumulate
four measly hits during the entire
game, two or Cumberland and two
OH Suba.
It was in the second inning that B
Battery took revenge for many old
scores. An error by Whitfield start
ed a balloon ascension, and when the
inning was finally concluded and the
C Battery nine were allowed to come
in and hook up with the pail Of Ice wa
ter and take a rest on the bench. b
Battery was four runs to the good.
Monroe at second was the shining light
on the B battery squad. He handled
ten difficult chances with but single
error and in addition, poled out a
couple of immaculate singles.
The ninth inning was another sad
one for G Battery Moore had to be
relieved from the box because he had
forgotten the location Of the home
plate. Montgomery was sent In to
find Il, but found considerable difficult
ty IN doing so. So after annexing
three bases ION balls, three passed
balls and single, b Battery chalked
up another three runs.
Miller was responsible for the three
runs made by G Battery, He brought
Gauthier in by a pretty drive to cen
ter garden, stole second and scored
on a sacrifice fly. In the eighth he
drove out triple and then romped In.
on Moore,s safety
The score:
Bat B, % 0 0 0 90 as 6 /
Bat 900 go / 0-3 6
Batteries Cumberland. suba and
Harris for B Battery; Moore. Mont
gomery and Williams for c Battery.
Struck out by Cumberland 1, by Suba
s. by Moore 9. by Montgomery l. Base
on balls of Cumberland 4, on Suba i,
off Moore 4, off Montgomery 2. Pass
ed balls, Montgomery 2. Williams 3.
Three base hit, Miller. Umpire, Hol-
Iingsworth.
Battery D Wins from :.
In the game Sunday afternoon the
gathering in Of runs by d Battery
was some extensive during the first
few innings. CarFico. however, stack
to the pitching game for F Battery
until the fifth in spite of two home
runs and several other varieties of
wallops. Neither team can bFag OF
any wonderful fielding, but the brand
or baseball that was played seemed TO
take well with the crowd, which was
a big one, ana there was plenty OF
amusement all around.
Murtough and Johns were the heavy
wielders OF the Yar club for ID Bat
terry. Both annexed home run and
two singles. Steeples and Carrico on
the F Battery team each made two
hits in four times UP.
The MeGregors OF 3D. have plenty
of encouragement from their big chief
to play the national game, so It's said,
and perhaps they have had more OPP
portunities TO practise than their less
fortunate brothers in 'F" who claim
that fatigue has become more fami-
liar 10 them than the ball diamond:
The score:
Bat D....3 521102 0-14-12
BAT Ff910 900 o 0-2 s
Battries- Venema and Schultz for
Battery d; Carrico. Frame and Self
ridge for Battery F. Struck out by
Eenema s, By Carrico 2, by Frame L.
base on balls. OFF venema 2, off Car
rico 5, of Frame 1 Home runs, Muir
laugh and Johns. Two base hit, Java
linsh Umpire, ollingsworth.