The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-04
CHINESE HAVE
UNLUCkY DAY
Kaalas and laps Win From
Al0has and Chinese
Athletics.

The Chinese lads had an off day at
Aala Park yesterday afternoon. Both
the Chinese A. c. and the Chinese Alo-
has lost to the Japanese and Kaalas
respectively
The first contest between the Chinese
A. c. and the Nippon nine. although
not as exciting as the second game,
was nevertheless interesting. The Jap
anese team didn't find much trouble
in hitting Pitcher John 10 of the Ath-
letics and managed to lead at the end
of the game by the one-slded score
of IL to 3.
The Chinese Alohas lost to the Ka-
alas in a eleven-inning game by the
score of 10 to 9. 1t was one of the
liveliest contests of the season and the
crowd was wild during most of the
game.
The first match started with the Chi
nese team at bat. Hong Chack few
out to center and got first on center
fielder's error. He went to the third
portation. Lo also reached the second
bag on a passed ball. Both Chack and
Lo scored on bad throw of the catch
er to third, who was attempting to put
out Chack. Chi Bui hit safe to third.
AksAa hunted a slow one along the
third base line and beat it to first.
Asam hit to short and forced out Chi
Bui at that base. Akina was nabbed
stealing third Mon Yin walked and
Asam stole the third bag. P. Wong
flew out to Maesaka at left field.
Maesaka got first on four balls, stole
second and third and scored on Los
bad throw to third, the latter trying to
put out Maesaka at that base. Fuku
mura famed the air three times and
took the bench. Kualii walked and
stole second. Kaipo struck out. Pick
ard flew out to Asam at short.
The Chinese lads did not tally again
until the eighth inning, when the last
run was scored. In the fourth, the
Nippon boys scored one run and in
the fifth they piled up Z. The seventh
and eighth innings gave them one run
each, making the score IL to 3 at the
end of the game.
In the second contest, the Chinese
Alohas managed to lead up to the fifth
inning. In the sixth, both teams tied
with the score at to 9. Neither team
scored again until the eleventh. Smith
drew a pass from Heine English, who
did the slab work for the Alohas.
Hoopii soaked the horse-hide pei
let for two-bagger and scored
Smith. Hoopii was retired in an
attempt to steal home and Makanui
Jared likewise in trying to connect the
third sack. Parker and Medeiros
reached first, but r. Parker ended the
inning via the third to first route.
H English famed. Ayau flew out
to Smith at the left field. Akana also
swished the air three times and re-
game with the score of 10 to in favor
of the Kaalas, who are now the lead
ers in the Riverside League.
The following is the lineup and score
of the two games:
FIRST GAME.
Chinese A. C.-Hong Chack, 2b; Lo,
p; Chi Bui, c; Akina, 3b: A. Asam.
IS; Mon Yin, IF; P. Wong, If; E. Sang.
ID; w. Ayau. CT.
japanese A. C.-Maesaka, If: Fuku-
mura, RI; kualll, CT; ka1pO, C; Pick
ard, Id; Flores, p; Motley. 2b; Ross,
3b: Suenaga, SIS.
Score by innings:
123456 7Ss
Chinese A. &C.. 2 0 0 0 0 1 o. 8
Japanese A. C......s1 DOL o. Ill
SECOND GAME
Kaala A. C.-Chillingworth 2b; Fret
tas. ;3b; Smith, If; Hoopii, cf-rf: Ma
kanui, Glib: S. Parker, SIS; McCand-
less, p; Aki, If; r. Parker, CT; Van
Gieson, IF; Butler, C.
Chinese Alohas.-McShane, If: H
English, p; V. Ayau, IS; Akana, 2b-3b:
Townsend, 1b; S. Kaia, 3b-2b; Rrito,
c: Akana, CT: Zerbe, IF.
Score by innings:
1924 81 s 91011
Kaala A. c.. 0 4 0 2 2 0 0 90 Ito
Chinese AIOhaS @ O q O O q o.