Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15

Members of the Oahu League teams
had watched the overtime game of the
Juniors on Saturday. and yesterday
decided that they would do a little
overtiming themselves. AS a result
the 25th Infantry team won from the
St Louis squad by a score Of 3 to 2,
and large number Of fans went home
TO their kaukau perfectly satisfied
Well, il took Rogan to do it," the
ST. Louis players said, and Rogan had
a merry time winning. He pitched the
last three innings after Warehouse
had wayered and famed seven men
in the trio of frames Waterhouse
was taken out after st. Louis had tied
the score on errors The Big Chief
should be perfectly satisfied, as the
Saints only secured one hit off his
delivery while they bumped Rogan
for twice the number. ...-.
Jansen Shines.
Bill Janssen, who was on the mound
for st Louis, pitched great ball for
SIX innings. and the heavy hitters OF
the 18th did not secure one measly
bingle off his delivery. Nye had made
the only hit off Waterhouse, and the
Cans were much pleased with the
pitchers battle.
Then G0liah came up in the first
or the seventh and hit one at Jansen,
who made an effort to stop 1t and in
jured his hand, being forced to leave
the box. Moriyama then took JAMS
sens place and retired the next three
batters. Rogan went in the box In
the eighth and held the Saints score
less.
Rogan Whiffs.
jackson scored in the first on an
infield hi. after he had been passed.
Jansen famed Rogan. st. Louis went
out in order in the first. Jansen fan.
ned Goliah and Fagin in the second,
and Hoke got Smith st. Louis failed
10 hit Warehouse in the third, and
Rogan made the total two when ne
walked, stole second and third and
scored on Soares' error.
st. Louis scored in the fifth inning
on errors by Smith and Hawkins, and
an iuffeld hit.sss They, tied &C UP In the
seventh on errors by Smith and Wat
erhouse. In the sixth inning Grafton
had walked and then stole second and
third, and Jansen then famed Slug
ger johnson for the second time.
There Goes Your Old Ball Game.
II all came about in the tenth in
ming and St Louis lost chance to
win. Moriyama had been pitching
heady ball and the crowd expected an.
other long game. Fagin hit to left and
Peterson tried to reach the ball but
failed. and the batter jaunted to Sec
ond. Swinton sacrificed and then
after Jackson was safe on an error
Rogan came up and planted the first
ball to left for single, and the game
was over.
From the standpoint of the specta.
tor II was a great game throughout,
despite the fact that the 18th Infantry
team iuggled the ball on many occa-
sions. All four pitchers worked in
fine fashion and Moriyama. consider
ing the fact that he had no chance to
warm up. pitched nice ball. Jansen
was right in form and demonstrated
that he is to be counted on for future
games. Waterhouse has made a hit
with the fans, as he has pitched l6
innings In the last two games with
only two hits registered against him.
Chinese Win.
Inc OuiucSe team Iludlly hit Inolr
stride, and in the curtain raiser yes.
terday afternoon at Athletic park pro-
ceeded to make up for the past by
trimming the Honolulus by a score of
6 to l. Hoon XII was on the mound,
and pitched consistent ball through
out. "Blondyn Williams, for the Ho-
nolulus. kept the hits well scattered,
but one error caused three runs in
the seventh inning.
En- Sue played great ball yesterday,
as he starred in nearly every depart.
ment of the game. He scored three
runs. made three hits and purloined
three sacks. Kan Yen also starred
at bat as well as in the field, and
took care of 10 hard chances at short
without a bob. To make good day
he added two stolen bases.
All Lee was stationed at first base
and handled the new position in good
shape. In addition to this he brought
in three runs on his single, aided by