Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
ST. LOUIS MAKES
WORLDS RECORD
in THREE GAMES

dents in geography are tied. in the
number OF questions answered the
faculty has decided that the students
must hold an extra inning contest I'M
til some one of the students has
proved a winner
This all comes about on account OF
the baseball teams Of st. Louis having
started something. The students are
peeved and many of them believe that
geography and algebra are not listed
as sports. EXtra-inning contests in
all classes is the rule now, and the
negative exponent and the length OF,
the Zambesi River are now going into
overtime work.
Juniors Start it.
The st. Louis team of the Junior
urday the boys of St Louis defeated
the HaWaiis in Is innings. Then ON
Sunday afternoon the St Louis team
of the Oahu League decided that il
would do little extra work and went
10 innings with the 25th Infantry
That's all right. The interscholastic
St. Louis team Opined that it would
do something of that sort and as a
result the school team won from Nc
Kinley in II innings. This establishes
a worlds record AS workers the st.
Louis organizations surely shine
There is no question about them be-
ing the little busy bees and as a result
of this record, which will be filed IN
the books, the Baseball Union is pro-
testing
Fernandez the Hero.
Fernandez won the game in the
eleventh inning when he lifted a three
ply swat to the outer garden, scor-
ing three runs. Two men were out at
the time and the finish was one of
the kind that is staged in the baseball
stories of fiction.
Up to the fifth inning st. Louis was
leading by a score Of to.3 Ross and
Markham had both pitched good bail
and the rooters were up in the air all
of the time.
No Score. H..
In the sixth neither team was able
to score. The seventh saw Mckinley
net one run and two base hits, but
the Saints were safe. No runs for
Mckinley and no runs for st. Louis
were made in the eighth, although two
of the latter were on base at the end
of the inning. |
Up to the ninth inning the score
was to in favor of the Saints, but |
when Mckinley came to bat in this |
inning it scored three runs, putting
itself to the good by one run. The |
Saints turned around, netted two runs,
tieing the score and making it neces- |
sary to play another inning.
Kid Pitcher Stars.
Hayselden, the Blue and Red young |
southpaw, was put in the box in the
tenth inning. Baptiste1 was removed. !
as the Mckinleys had batted him out !
of the box. The little pitcher slipped
enc over, though, as the rivals were |
unable even to hit
In the eleventh and last inning Rose |
hill came to bat and famed. He was |
followed by Tsukiyama, who reached |
first safely and went to second on a |
wild throw from the third basemar. |
Miyahara also reached first, making |
it two on bases. Tsukiyama stole |
third base and then stole home. a
wild throw on the part of Hayselden |
Miyahara to cross the home |
plate, scoring two runs. All hope was
given up by the St. Louis supporters |
at this critical moment After two
outs were made, Hayselden reached |
first Chun Chew walked and Kuri- |
saki also got on base. With every |
base occupied and two out, Fernandez,
the Ty Cobb of the interscholastic |
league, stepped to bat, with the heavi
est stick he could find, connected with
the white pill and poked out three
Dagger, allowing three runs to come
in and winning the game.
Following is the lineup and score
of the teams:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S.; Miya-
hara, 2b; Iwanaga, c. E; Dol, c.; Ross,
p; Motokawa, r. f.; Carter, |. f.; Seri,
3b: Stickney and Rosehill, 1b.
ST. Louis-kurisaki, ]. f.; Haneberg,
Fernandez, 1b; Baptiste, +. ftp;
Carvalho, 2b; Spencer, c; Chun Chew,
c f.; King Tan, 3b; Markham, p;
Hayselden. p. i
Summary: -
Runs and Hits by Inning Il
st. Louis L . 2 . 2 0 SO
Base hits.1 l . 0 8 0 3-l3
High SCHOOL, 0 0 2 o o 3 o Q 8
PoSO bitS n . A