The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-30
SPORT
BASEBALL IN
THREE LEAGUES

Nearly three thousand people we're
present to witness the famous protest.
ed game between the Chinese Alohas
and the Chinese Athletics yesterday
afternoon at Aala Park The game
resulted in victory for the Athletics by
the close score of 5 to 4.
The game was a very fast one from
start to finish The good FIELDING on
the part of the Athletics was the one
reason that kept the Alohas from win
ming. The Alohas had the best of it
as far as hits were concerned, but
their fielding was not as good as 1t
might have been The game yesterday
gave the Athletics the championship
of the first series.
V. Ayau, who was in the box in Kali
Mrs place for the Alohas, pitched a
very good game, but the support he
got was very poor John 10, who was
in the box for the Athletics, was hit a
good deal throughout the game, and it
was only by good support that he was
able to help victory along for his
team. The following is the lineup and
score by innings:
Chinese Alohas-A. Akana, 3D.; V.
Ayau, p; Quon Chew, 2b-c; F. L.
Akana, r.; Ho Lin, IT,; Mahukona,
c-3b.; W. Aki, S.; Ho Yup, h.; Au-
lai, CT.
Chinese A. C.-Sing Chong, S.; w.
Ayau, CT; John 10, p; Chi Bui, G.;
Akna, 2b.; E. Ayau, 3D.; K. Y. Ching,
IT,; Eng Sang, h.; Mon Yin, rf
1928 81 7S9
Chinese Alohas 20 % 90 1 o.
! Chinese A. GIL 90 0 0 SIS
SUMMARY.
Three-Dase hit-V. Ayau.
Two-base hits-F. Akana, w. Aki.
Base on balls-Ayau, 0; 10, 2.
Struck out-V. Ayau, 8; 10, 1.
Double play-W. Ayau-Akina.
The baseball games yesterday morn
ing in the Kalanianaole League at Aa-
la Park resulted in victory for the
I Twilights and the Picked team. The
first game between the Japanese A.
C. Jrs and the Twilights resulted in
a One-sided victory for the Twilights
by the score of 10 to 8. Both teams
made some good plays, bur the Twi-
| lights were never in danger.
The second game between the IA.
mammals and the Chinese Aloha Jrs
resulted in a victory for the former
team as the Alohas did not put in
! an appearance. The public seemed
to be rather anxious for a game, SO a
picked team was recruited from those
present and as a result they were able
to win by score of 7 to 4. The Ka-
4 mammals had their regular team
while the picked team was made up OF
a number of players who did not as
sumo their right namesA The police
base bail team are trying to make
satisfactory terms so that they can
buy out the interest of the Aloha team
and take their place in the League.
8 8 =
The baseball games in the Valley
side League yesterday afternoon at Pa
uoa Park were well attended and the
games were fairly good despite the
large score made by the Leilehuas
against the Auwaiolimus The game
between the Buffalo Bills and the La
mis was very close, and victory was
gained in the last half of the ninth.
Tho foIIOuyiuer ic tho limo nm and coOrn.
Leilehuas-H. Kapalulu, M. Costa, J
FORBADE, NJ Quintal, D. Markham l..
de Melol, S. Markham, LAM, Borgas.
Alwaiolimus-P. Kauai, J. Perreira,
J. Machado M. Gonsalves, J. Danellas,
J. Martins, Willing, Barney, Charode.
Struck out-By Markham, s; Bar
ney, 2; Ginsalves, 2.
Three-base hit-Louis de Mello.
Two-base hits-Joe FORBADE, M.
Quintal
Home rum. FORBADE, M. Quintal.
1913 "a 7S9
Leilehuas ......3 0. / 2 s 0 0-l5
Auwaiolimus 20 0 0 L
Buffalo Bills-Louis, Tom, Hao, Err
nest, Mana, Kahikina, Norton, Kala-
nui, William.
Lain 's-ZerDe, j. Medeiros, Ernest
Hottendoff c. Louis, John Souza, j
Bisho, NJ Comes, j. Aguiar.
Struck out-By Ernest a; Kalanui 7
Two-base hits-Tom, 2; Hao, 2; Ma
ia, 2; Kalanui.
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