The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
ORAGONLETS
COT THEIRS
Tennessee Team Slips 1t to the
c. A. c. in Fastest Game
of Season.
Athletic Park Results.

j. A. c. 4. South Dakota 0.
The first game was the feature at the
Athletic park yesterday afternoon. The
Dragonlets led the Southerners a hard
dance but lost out in the tenth when
All Pui sent IN two wild pitches. Ayau
took his place but the sailors scored.
The second game was spillirg Of the
whitewash by the Japs over the South
Dakota team. There was only one Jap
playing in the team but that did not
bother the sailors half so much as thu
pitching of Jack Flores, who struck
them out regularly to the grand sum
total of Is.
Seegar, the twirler for the Tennessee,
grabbed his team out of very nasty
hole in the second inning. En- Sue, the
crack Splinter, was at bat. Catcher
missed third strike and, on the throw to
first, threw high and En- Sue went to
third. 1t looked bad for the Southern
ers with a man ON third and none down
but Seegar was there. He actually
famed the next three men and they
were the heavy stickers of the team.
Che Bui, Akina and Akana all went
down before the remarkable twistings
of Seegar's delivery. This remarkable
piece of nerve undoubtedly won the
game for the Southerners.
MeAfferty, the eenterfe1der for the
Southerners, did two remarkable stunts
In the third and seventh innings he
scooped up two hot ones and sent back
so fast that the runners could not ad-
vance
Bush, the third baseman, played a
grand game. 1t is true that he made
two errors but both were very venial
and he did yeoman service especially
in the ninth, when he scooped up a
hot drive from Ayau that should have
been good for bingle if Bush had
not had the poi bowl on his mitt. He
repeated the dose on Johnny Lo and you
never saw such surprised man as
Johnny when he found that he was out.
The First Game.
The Dragonlets scored first in the
third. Apau famed but Hang Chaek
was safe on third Is error, he stole Sec
ond and scored on terrific two-bagger.
Ayau sent hard drive to Bush who
seooped and kept Sing Chong on second.
Johnny Lo bingled and Bush threw to
the plate. Sing Chong ran out of line
and was pau.
The Southerners made two in the
fifth. McAfferty bingled, Slivinski
sacrificed him to second and Halves
bingled McAfferty home. Carruthers
hunted to pitcher who threw over first
baseman s head. Halves scored and
Carruthers went to third. Seegar
famed and Beatty died
Huge excitement in the ninth. The
Chinese fans were up in the air. Ayau
died, third to first and Johnny Lo
ditto. Two men down and none on
bases. En- Sue was safe on third IS
error and stole second. Then he
scored on a measly error by second
baseman who fumbled Cheeby's easy
grounded. Akina famed; 2 to 2.
What, no.
In the tenth the Dragonlets could
not find the plate. All Toon died, All
Pui famed but catcher missed third
strike although he was quick enough
to get All Pui out at first. Hang
Chaek was seooped by pitcher and
died.
In the second half of the spasm the
Southerners won out. Seegar to first,
hit by pitched ball, and to second and
third on two wild pitches. Lau Tang
catches the balloon. Ayau takes All
Pui S place in the box. Beatty's drive
was too much for first -baseman to hold
and Seegar scored the winning run
of the fastest of many fast games seen
on those grounds. The sailors did then
root very loudly.
The official score was.