The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-14
REMNANT To
THE AALAS
ArtiIlerys and Makikis
Rivals for Second
Position.


the title, and second place will now
be fought for by the Makikis and Ar
tiIlerys, who are now tie. The Ar
tillerys yesterday defeated the Homo
lulu Iron Works, which sent up their
percentage even with the Makikis.
There was a lack of ginger in yester-
days games. The first game between
the AaIas and Pacifics was won by the
former, score Is to 5. The second was
taken by the Artillarys who defeated
the Iron Works 6 to y. 1t looked like
a ten inning game, but the soldiers
braced up and with two men. out Gep-
hart, the doughty pitcher of the Gun
Polishers, swatted a ball between first
and second base which bounded over
the second basemans head, bringing
in one run, then two-well, only one
run was needed, SO the scoring ended.
AALAs VS.. PACIFICs.
In the first inning of the Aala-Pacific
game MacfarIane of the Aalas made
a home run, bringing in Anderson and
Luning. The Pacifics did not score
until the third inning when they man
aged to flag two runs. After their first
fortunate trio of runs the Aalas made
one run each inning until the fifth,
when both sides scored goose eggs. IN
the opening of the sixth the Pacifics
Jared no better, and then when the
AaIas came to the bat they met their
Waterloo, for the Aalas piled up nine
runs.
w. Ayau started the fun by making
a base hit Then Tom Kalolo Waxed
humorous by swatting home run in
to center fields territory, bringing in
w. Ayau. Then Olmost smashed a two
Dagger in the same section of the gar
den and reached third when E. Ayau
made base hit. Kuhina took a base
hit, sending E. Ayau to second. Oh
most was almost put out trying to get
home on Kuhina's hit, but got back
safely to third by grand slide. Then
Smiling Andy the mysterious twirl-
err of the Aalas, stood UP with the
bat and knocked an easy one left
handed to second. Everybody started
to dance and run and the baseman
seemed undecided as to what he should
do. The result was that Olmost got
home, thereby leaving the bases full
again. Then Luning connected with
the ball sending it down to second,
bringing in E. Ayau and Kuhina. Sulli-
van sent the ball far out into the right
field and brought in Anderson and
Luliing. The number of runs piled up
by the Aalas reached an appalling
figure and still they kept on coming.
The Paeifics seemed demoralfzed and
al 7rir to To-
and enthusiasm. w. Ayau for the sec
ball brought in Macfarlane Ayau
and w. Ayau ended the inning by try
! ing to recover his base
Both sides took eggs in the seventh.
In the eighth the Pacifics took a brace
and captured three runs. Mike Freitas
| (Moanalua) got to second on an error
after making base hit and then stole
| third. The other Freitas brought him
home, who also stole to third Mac
farlane errored and let Pimenta1 get
first. NJ. Freitas and Pimental came
| home on Troven's easy one.
The ninth gave a. couple of ciphers
| The lineup of the two mines was as
follows:
1
derson, p; Luning, C; Macfarlane, 2b:
Sullivan, IF; w. Ayau, If; KaIolo, 3b;
Olnnost, CT.
| Pacifics-E. Medeiros, c; J. Correa
| II; N. Medeiros, IS; M Freitas, cf; NJ
| 30: Troyens, IF; Rodriques. p.
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Pacifics -.........0 0 2 o 0 8 o.
Aalas .............3 1 1 1 o 9 0 81;
| Struck out-By Anderson. 10.
ARTILLERYs VS.. IRON WORKS
| Great things We're expected of the
Artillery-Iron Works match and the
big crowd came near having its anti
cipations fulfilled. 1t was a game with
a small score, good pitching and excel
/ lent fielding. From the fifth to the
ninth inning both teams stood even, {
to S. The Iron Works were first al
| the bat Hussey was the only man who
did things. He made a base hit, stole
to second and was brought home by
AHA. The Artillerys tied the score
when Johnson smashed a base hit to
| center bringing in CARMEL from second
base while the ball was fielded to first
base.
/ The Iron Works failed to score the
next inning but Reardon of the Artil-
lery's got home on PARIS hit.
/ .'Nothin' dom for the Iron men in
| the third. Then the Gun WieIders
| started in by sending Carnell to first
Johnson pounded a two-bagger to CEN
ter bringing in Carnell, and then stole
down to third. Ripberger sent a f1z
to center, bringing johnson around to
the hearthstone for a tally. and then
Gephart went out at first while taking
Iforty-winks. Reardon's bat connected
with the sphere for a two-bagger into
Irightfeld, Ripberger coming home.
| As good as the ArtilIerys had done
the Iron men duplicated their feat by
taking three runs in the fourth Ka-
mana made base hit to center and
Pryce captured two bags on a. hit tc
center which sent Kamana to the
home plate. Kuhina batted one of the
hotte~t liners that ever sailed past sec.
ond base, almost hitting umpire Hamp.
ton IN its course. Kuhina had the sat.