Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

hurler with the titan tresses, stepped
into the breach ct Moiliili field yes
terday afternoon and stopped the
bombarding Of the SD Infantry team,
giving the All-Stars Q victory over
the Infants by Q score VI 10 to Z.
Il was q day Of cannon6dlng along
the entire front, and especially IN the
32d sector. During the afternoon the
Baby Regiment players amassed q
total Of II hits, IS Of these coming
while Brinza was occupying the firing
line. From q scientific standpoint 1t
was not the best game in the world,
but it was one that had the fans up
In the air at ell times. l..
Lang Comes Through
To be exact the All-Stars made
their hits count, and Lang Akana did
his usual stunt Of coming through In
the pinch. Critchfield, who looked
like q million dollars yesterday, was
another player who broke into the
proceeding with gusto. He saved the
game on two. occasions with wonder
full one-haRd stops, and made two hits,
both counting in the scoring Critch-
field Is one OF Captain Andrus' prOte-
ges, as is Crumpler, Salmon and Kel-
ly. The Fort Kamehameha players
surely earned the applause which was
given him. s&f
Hemmig started out for the sd
Infantry, but was taken out In the
fourth inning when CritchfieId hit,
Mashaw took his place, and held the.
Stars safe In two innings, but two
hits and an error by Hollis gave the
local boys the big edge.
Some Hitting ~. III
Stratton. Holcomb and Hollis hit
safely In the first inning, but Lynch
stopped the team from scoring with
pretty play. Miles singled In the
next inning, went to second on sac
rifice and came home on Iusty blow
by Hemmig. He later scored on an
error. The AllStars failed TO score
in the first inning, but after Akana
had been hit by q pitched ball, Nc
Gavin sacrificed and Critchfield
scored Lang with clean single. Dun
lap and Lynch bit safely. scoring,
Critchfield. -
For, the next two innings only SIX
men were at bat for the Infants, while.
the Stars were having q merry time
with the bludgeon. IN the third canto
Chilly was safe on an error, and by
some excellent base running scored
when Lang Akana hit q screamer
through the fnfield. In the next In.
ming Cfitchfield found Hemmig for q
single, and Mashaw was sent in to
hurL Dunlap singled, and after Lynch.
had waved, Critchfield scored on an
error. Brinza reached first safely
and Judd sent him to second. Lyman.
flied out to left and Chilly was hit by.
pitched ball. Then Lang Akana
came through once more with pref.
ty hit which scored Judd and Brinza.
Chilly Saves q
Chilly saved the daysin the fifth In.
ming after the 32d had found Brinza.
Chief singled and came home when
Stratton hit pretty double 10 the.
tungles. Holcomb singled and STRAIT
ton remained ct second. Then Rails
hit one which was sure safety. but
Chilly raced over and made pretty
play, throwing to Crftchfield, who
nailed Holcomb. This stopped the
rally and Brinsa got the next two bat.
tiers.
Miles walked to omen the sixth In.
ming, and Mashaw hit . Texas Lacquer
over second Then Hemmig leaned
on one for q triple, and two runs
came across. With q man on third
and none out ft looked Ike more
trouble for the Stars, but Lynch
threw Hemmig cut at the plate on
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The 32d Infantry continued the can
nonading In the next frame. Rails was
safe on an error, and Hollis sent him
to second on q sacrifice
Boyle scored Rails with a pretty
single. Miles walked, and then Crump-
Ter was called upon to do mound duty.
He hit two batters and one run came
across the rubber. Once more Critch-
field saved the game by making a
pretty one-handed stop. After that
Crumpler had the Infants eating out
Of his hand. and tanned four Of the
swatsmfths.
McGavfn hit one through the box
which looked like q clean hit in the
seventh, but Boyle raced over and
speared the ball, throwing the elon.
gated catcher out at first In one of
the prettiest plays of the day. Dun
lap was safe on q fielder's choice and
came home after Lynch had singled
to left. The Stars scored two IN the
eighth on hits by Judd and error by
Chief, fielder's choice and an error
by Hollis, who dropped Akana's long
fly, and two runs came across. with
Crumpler pitching perfect ball the In.
fants could not reach first in the ninth
inning. ~...'.~. 49,
ALL-STARS
ABB r H SB Pc A e
Judd, cf .......4 1 1 1 0 o OF
Lyman, Id ..... 0 O10 O o.
Chilly, SIS .......4 2 O. l 2 4 4
Akana, II ......4 / 2 / o o.
McGavin. c .,... 4 O. o O. s. Q L
Critchfield, 3b 81 ,252~0 8 L u
Dunlap, # .-.... 4 Q 2 1 o o OIL
Lynch, 2b ...... 3 o 2 2 1 s o.