The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-19

Two Good Games Seen in the
Riverside League
Series.

If there is any good baseball to be
seen in Honolulu it is at the games
played at Aala Park by the Riverside
League, where international games are
played each Sunday afternoon. The
games played yesterday were better
than the fans could expect If an ad-
mission We're charged by the league.
The first game, between the Chinese
a. c. and the Kaala A. c., resulted in
victory for the Chinese ball play
ers. The rain interfered during part
Of this game, and at times Umpire
Ed. Fernandez thought of postponing
it, but the weather changed and the
game was played out. The Chinese
found it easy to take the native nine
into camp, as the score of to l shows.
Both John Lo and Chi Bui of the Chi
nese team did some good work, the
former in the pitchers box and the lat
ter behind the bat. In the first inning
the Chinese team brought in two runs,
and five more were added in the Sec
ond. The Kaalas did not score a sim
gle run till the eighth inning.
The second game, between the Chi
nese Alohas and the Pa1ama A. c.,
resulted in a victory for the Palama
team by the close score of "a. This
game was well played all through and
at times the fans simply went wild
with yells and shouts In the third
| inning the Palamas brought in three
runs, and the Alohas scored three in.
| the sixth. Both teams then failed to
score until the last half of the ninth,
| when the Palamas made their winning
| run At this part of the game the
| crowd expected another seventeenth
ming game, but Zerbe, the center-feld-
/ err of the Palama team, made a two
| Dagger to the left and scored by bit
to right field by Kaapua.
| J. Ho Yup, the favorite pitcher or
! the league, although not yet recovered
| from the injuries to his hand, pitched
| d good game. BY winning this game
| the Palamas are now leading in the
| league, and Ed. Marino is confident
! that they will meet the Chinese A. c.
| again to decide the championship.
The lineup and score by innings OF
| both games were as follows:
| CHINESE A. C. VS.. KAALA A. G.
Chinese A. C.-Sing Chong, S.; ".
Ayau, cf.; ]. Lo, p; Chi Bui, c.; 3.
Ayau, 3D.; Mon Yin, IT,; Hong Chack'
2b.; Eng Sang, 1b.; Ching Yet, RI.
/ Kaala A. C.-B. Bailey, 2b.; J. Glenn
ent, 3d.; E. Heine, S.; n. Is. Hoopii'
rf.: w. Fernandez, CT; Kupa, If; NJ
Moses, c.; H. Britto, H.; NJ. Correa, p.
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Kaala A. c. ....... o 0 0 0 o.
LChinese A. C. .....2 5 0 0 0 IS
Two-base hits-sing Chong, ]. Lo
Chi Bui, Hoopii.
Base on balls-Off Lo. 6: Corre2 8
Passed balls-Harris, 1.
Struck Quito, 2; Correa, 8.
BaIk-Correa, /.
Stolen bases-sing Chong, 1; w
Ayau, 2; E. Ayau, 8; H. ;Chack' CHING
Yet, 1; Kupa, 2.
CHINESE ALOHA CLUB. VS.. PA
LAMA A. c.
Chinese Alohas-A. Akana, c.; V
Ayau. SIS; ]. Kaimi, 3D.; W. Lee Kwai
3D.; Mahukona, h.; Kua, If; Geo. ii
Linn, IT,; Aukai, cf.; Ho Yup, p.
Palamas-Harris, c.; Kaahiwinui, IS.
Kealoha. 3b.-p.: C. Paaluhi, p.-So.
Walker, 2b.; Domingo, IF; H. zeroe
CT; Kaapua, IT,; Kama, 1b.
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Palama A. c. $500. 0 o 0 0 L
Two-base hits - Kaahiwinui, /
Zerbe, 2.
Hit by pitcher-Paaluhi, /; kea
loha, l.
, Base on balls-Ho Yup, 1; Paaluhi,
Sacrafice tit-Ho Yup.
Passed balls-Harris, 4; Akana, 2.
z Struck Quito Yup, Z; Paaluhi,
!, ! KeaIoha, 8.
stolen bases-Akana, Lee Kwai, l
Ayau. Ho Linn, Kama, 2; Mahukona,
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