The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-25
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away and walked off the field. II was
not the winning run however. and his
detection gave the Tack Hammer Kid
the chance of his life which he PROMPT.
" took and ran round the diamond
Scoring the actual winning run.
r This ali happened in the ninth in.
ming of the Diamond Head .Keio game.
AT the beginning of the ninth the score
stood 3 To in favor of the Jewels.
Bob Leslie romped in the first half of
the ninth and that nut the Diamond
Heads two to the good.
Higo was on third and Sasaki on sec.
ond with two men down. Takahama
hunted towards center and Sam Chill.
lingworth muffed it, This gave Taxa.
hame time TO reach first and both ga.
saki and Higo chance to run in. II
was close thing for Sasaki as Eddie
took the ball only few seconds too
late to put him out at the plate. This
run of Sasaki's made the score four
all and it looked like start on the
long route.
Eddie was mixed in his counting and
thought that sasaki had won the game
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: byrhes were there WIN 'heir Noioes'
/ The First Game.
When the first game started Rvrnes
and Art Sbafer Of the santa Glaras
walked out to umnire and lack DovIe
raised his voice in strident Josh. Bert
! Rover showed mn in the role of player
and went to third base for the Jewels
and Fukuda was seouestered Ia right
field on account of n bandaqed hand
Annoy did the twirlinp for the Dia.
,oonds and he pitched n mighty fine
game Murakami in tbe same Mace
also did very well although his work
was NOT mite ON mar with that done
nv Fukuda in some of the games here.
The levels went in first and did
nothing very mucb os they were STONED
short Nv very clever double plav of
Sasalki NJ short and Takahama nj first.
Then Amov toolf turn nj the box and
he started in with n whoop. The record
Of this inning reads uSasaki fans Ia.
kahama fans, Kanki fans.O
Tho second was equally fast and the
fans hogan 70 stir around and showed
that they were ON TO the fact that great
ball was being PLAYED, by roofing con.
tinuouslv The Jewels made one in the
third. Sam Chillinpworth was out at
first and Henry ditto famed. Sing
Chong was safe ON Kanki,s error and
sole second. Then Olmos sent n hot
one TO center field. Ohashi got it and
threw 10 Murakami. he saw that he was
too late TO prevent Sing Chonp from
scoring so he sent IN second where ga,
salti was inst in time to put Olmos ont
:, The JAMS evened mn In The fourth
. Sasaki singled and Takahama took 4
nasty one on the leg and walked Ther
Kanki sacrificed and sent Sasaki te