Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

danger was over. In the second Byrne
and Damron singled safely but we're
unable to register for b.. for Al Com
pany Doren and Fowler struck out,
Barr singled, Harrington lined one to
right which got by, going for homer,
Harrington, however, failed to touch
second and the umpire ruled him out,
thus ending the inning. B COMPANY
again scored in the third. Clawson
walked, stole second and third and
then scored on CassePs overthrow to
catch him mapping. In the fourth for
Al Company, Watson hit to right, Do
rem and Fowler each garnered infteld
safeties; Watson scored on a wild
pitch, Doren and Fowler each advarc.
ing one base; Doren scored on an err
ror; Fowler registered on Harring
tons drive to deep short. This ended
the scoring for the A Company band,
and B did not score again until the
fifth. In this frame Durham lined to
center; Clawson hit to right, Glass
and Wilson famed, Lambert hit to
right, scoring Durham; Holloway hit
to. second, forcing Lambert at the
Keystone sack. In the sixth B Com.
pany again threatened. Byrne flied
out to center, Damron drove one to
right for single, wilkinson lined one
in the same direction and B Compa.
ny's hopes began to rise. Durham,
however, killed what hope there was
in striking out; Clawson ended the In.
ming in going out, second to first.
Second Game. ..t.#Ee.a :
G Company took the 1ield and Lind.
say, first up for H Company, struck
! out; Schaetzel reached first on an err
ror. then stole second and third; Logs
don went out via the s. o. route;
Hayes received one of Kriezeks speed
ers in his anatomy and Immediately
stole second and Harris ended the H
Company fun by fouling out to catch
| er. For G Company the first two
men up struck out; Johnson, with the
count two to one against him, con-
neeted for homer to deep right;
Manley struck out and ended the. scor.
ing. In fact, this ended G Company's
scoring for, after this inning but one
! G Company man was fortunate enough
to get as far as first base, the next
uine batters to face O'Dell going out
| by the strfkeout route. H Company
did not score a run until the third,
when SchaetZel hit through short;
Schaetzel then stole second, making
| his third steal; Lodgsdon then hit to
third and on the wild heave to first
'Schaetzel scored, Logsdon going to
second. Hayes flied out to center;
Harris hit to first, advancing Logsdon
TO third; Farmer walked, Boehm let
one get by him, Lodgsdon scoring;
Davis struck out and the inning ended
with the score 2 to l in favor of H.
In the fourth frame Zearie got his
second walk. stole second and went
to third ON O'Dell's out, short to first;
Lindsay hit to left, scoring Zearie;
Lindsay stole second and went out a
| moment later, trying to pilfer third:
Schaetzel then popped to third and
another inning was pau In the fifth
| LOgsdon went out, third to first;
| Hayes safetied to left; Harris flied to
! short; Farmer hit liner to right that
went for three bags, scoring Hayes;
! ODell went out the usual route, short
to first. In the sixth spasm II Com
pany made the last tally of the day
in this way. Lindsay sent a beauty
to left: Schaetzel sacrificed Lindsay
to second on long fly to center; Kier-
! eek in an attempt to catch Lindsay
mapping at: second heaved wildly and
Lindsay rested on third; Hayes then
dropped a short one into center, scor.
! ing Lindsay; Harris flied out to third,
ending the inning and the scoring as
we'll, H Company going out in 1--2--3
order in the last frame.