The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-04
sCH|NESE DEFEAT
PALAMAS BADLY
Walk Away From HaWalians IN
Yesterdays Game at
Aala Park.

Notwithstanding the rain at Aala
PARK Yesterday afternoon, the second
game for the championship OF the
riverside League between the Chinese
Athletic Club and the Palama Athletic
club was well patronized by the base
hall fans With the presence OF capt
Rerger's musicians, the Chinese pah
tossers managed to walk over the Ha-
xaiians. by the score of 16 to 2. 1t
was a Jolly day for the several nun
dred of Chinese present and there was
yelling and roofing from the start up
10 the last inning. Ffrecrackers were
also let loose, particularly when the IA
lamas got their last egg in the hrst
half of the ninth.
II the first half of thes first inning,
the Palamas found Pitcher Los pans
somewhat changed and none OF Ihe
batters managed to get to the nrst
bap The c. A. C.'s found things dlI-
ferent with the Palama's tWirler. sing
s<Chong started with two-bagger over
left field. w. Ayau few out TO hea-
1oba AT third. Lo did not do any bet
Ter and went out, Zerbe to f1rst. Chi
PM got a pass from Paaluhl. Ed,
Avau hit safe over short and, scored
Sing Chong. H. Chack sent inner 10
Kaonua at short, who fumbled ana oy
q few had throws to first, Chi Bui ana
AVIAN were enabled to get home. Eng
sang went out, Paaluhi to first
The second inning was goose egg
for both. The Palamas were smut OUT
in the third, but in second man, lor
4ha c. A. C.'s, Lo got to hrst on an
.5r,.or of kama's Chi Bui made sa1e
bi+ along the third base line. Lo, VINO
was irving to steal third, was put OUT
nv Kealoha at that bag. Kaopua mace
another error and permitted h. Ayau
20 oct 10 the initial bag. Hong Chach
smashed a nice liner over second pase'
which let Chi Bui score another run
Eng Sang flew to Kekaha, but hehaii"
was little too sure and gave sans
cbanre 10 touch the first bag. Ayau
came home on this play. X. Y. Chlng
DOT TO first on a hit to right. Mon
yin sent the ball to Paaluhl' Which
xassed him. Kekaha got hold of II ana
Tarrnitted Mon Yin to get to hrst on
q had throw. scoring Ching ana Eng
CONG Mon Yin stole second and got
home on another bad throw by llie
paIamas Sing Chong hit safe over
short. Ayau went out on fly TO ha-
ahfwinui at left field.
Fourth inning brought no runs TO
4ba Pa1amas. The Chinese team scor-
Cd : runs in this inning, by some heavy
hating. Paaluhi was then retired ana
Kealoha came to the box.
Tn the fifth inning, the Palamas ana
hotter Zerbe failed to hit Los pan
and was struck out. Kaopua Went ou'
on av 10 first. Hoopii, the crack
catcher of the Palamas, started Things
going with a two-bagger. Hoopn got
= -l,;rd nv a PASSED ball and came
home with the first run to the Faia-
mas credit on another passed pan pS
Chi Bui. Kama flew out 10 sing
Chong. I.o began with nice three
base hit over left field Cor the en-
pesa team. Chi Bui went out, kao-
pua to first. but scored Lo. Ayau
reached the first bag on kekahas pau
throw 10 first. He stole third ana
scored on Hong Chack's hit over hrst~
Eng sans flew out to haahlwlnu-
In the sixth snning neither side scor-
cd In the seventh Zerbe scored an
other run for the Palamas. Pitcher 10
,nanaqa5 10 get home with another
run for the Chinese team. The elghth
was another goose egg for the Faia-
mas. The c. A. C.'s met with Tie same
result. In the ninth the Palamas were
again shut out. This ended the game
in favor of the Chinese team by the
score Of Is TO ,.
Next sunday the final game between
these teams will be played.
The score and lineup was;
PALAMAS.
ALB r BIZ Pc A z
u Kekaha, 2b.....4 0
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