Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-23
SAINTS DEFEAT
WASEDA TEAM
CATHOLIC COLLEGE NINE
TRIUMPHS OVER JAPS
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WIN WELL PLAYED GAME
Men Of Nippon Unable to cIout Ftz-
williams Benders-5oth
Teams Put Up Fast
WIN WELL PLAYED GAME
st. vlncents. 6. waseda. I.


The baseball team of the st. Vincent
college wrested victory from the
japanese ball binglers yesterday after
noon at Fiesta park when in the sew
enth inning they succeeded in bringing
in the two runs that bundled up the
game.
Several members of the Stanford
team who saw the Japs in action
against the Catholics yesterday, said
they were astonished at the marked
improvement of the little men from the
Orient in passing the sphere.
Waseda brought the first man around
the circuit in the second period with
out half trying. Mounier did the kiud
act for the Japs by walking Izumi-
tani and Suzuki. Shishichi handed one
over third, advancing both Izumitani
and Suzuki and filling the sacks.
Hashido did not get a chance to
swing at the sphere but was handed
four wide ones, forcing Izumitani over
the pan.
The lads that study the game under
Haggerty could not get farther than
the second angle in the first two In
nlngs, but when they opened on Konos
productions in the third, it kept the
Japs' outfield on the jump to basket
the high ones that came their way.
Tally was the first man to operate
the stick, and the little left fielder
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ing the first swift one offered by Kono
to the center meadow.
Lamer took a shot at the same po-
sition but Obara was there to do busi-
ness.
Fitzwillams hit safely to short. NOV
ing Tally along a notch. Peck sent
liner to second and forced Fitzwilliams,
but Oshikawa was unable to get the
ball home in time to nab Tally.
Lanes little hit to center was the
cause of Peck's ambling home. The
little basters from across the pond
brought one more around In the third.
Evening up the score Yamawaki con-
nected for two bags and went to the
cushion on villainous pass from Lane
In the right pasture to second. Both
squads hugged the same mark in the
fourth, each crossing two men. Schis-
hichi introduced the willow to the
Spaulding and sent it straight to
Lamer, who threw wild to first and the
Jap was safe. Suyama was given
walk, showing Shishichi along to the
second bag. Suzuki clouted one down
to third and moved the two runners
along one and filing the bases
Campbell tried to catch Suyama
mapping on second, but Lamer fumbled
the sphere and gave Shishichi his
chance to dent the rubber. Hashido
loosened up for a clean hit to center
and Suyama ambled in.
The Catholic sphere tossers started
things nicely in the fourth by sending
Mcdonnell to the plate. This lad
slammed out a two-sacker to center
and advanced to third on Olhasso's
single. Olhasso was caught trying to
swipe second and sent to the bench.
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lumber pile near the left field fence and
when he came to bat he placed the
hide in that pile with such precision
that before Suzuki could recover it both
Olhasso and Mcdonnell had meandered
over the terminus.
There was plenty of shattering the
atmosphere until the seventh. when the
Catholic students brought their win
ming runs over
Lamer singled and was advanced to
second on Fitzwilliams fly to the right
meadow.
Peck lined a hot one down to third
and put Lamer over the plate. Camp
bell hit to the yellow short, who passed
wild to first Peck scored while the
Japs were prospecting for the ball
under the bleachers.