The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
WHITEWASH FOR
THE PUNAHOUS
(From Sundays Advertiser.)
Heads, s.; Punahous, 0.

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one to watch and there were some
double plays that we're pippins.
The great feature of the afternoon
was the fact that the youngsters did
the best work. The Diamond Heads
had four minor league players and the
other FIVE of the team were all compare
tive youngsters.
The Punahous. on the other hand, had
several players who ought to be out
on the club veranda with the Crock
ing Chair Fleet telling about how it
used TO be done.
Still it was good game and not one
of the fans who went out could help
but realize that. with a little time to
get things settled down to a working
basis. the Big League will put up bet
ter ball than ever.
Arcia Makes Good.
Danny Areia made good. He played
a wonderfully steady game and was
guilty of only one error; that was when
he got the sun in his eyes on a high
fly and fumbed Il. A most venial fault.
Danny came within an ace of scoring
for the Puns entirely unassisted. This
was in the eighth inning and Danny
would have scored had Medcraft not
swung at blatant ball and thus
famed. Marcallino had famed when
Danny went 10 the bat. The latter
made a pretty bingle to center field and
then made one grand sprint TO second
for a steal Then Clarence Cooke famed
but Danny stole third in the meanwhile.
Bill Hampton walked and naturally
stole second with a man on third. Then
Medcraft came TO the bat. With two
strikes and three balls. he was SO de-
termined to bingle that he swung at
the next ball and missed for the simple
reason that il was wild. But Danny
was taking chances and ran as hard as
he could when the ball left Bob Leslie 8
hand.
Winnie fumbled the ball and Arcla
easily reached the plate before he had
recovered. But. as Medcraft had swung
at the ball he was out and. being third
man out. Danny's speedy work was OF
no avail. II Medcraft had not swung,
II would have been a ball, he would
have walked and Danny would have
scored.
Davis Can Hit Them.
Davis made several sensational hits
for the Diamond Head team. In the
first inning he made a home run, send
ing Eddie Fernandez in ahead of him.
II was a grand swat. The ball went
inst beyond where Jack Kia could reach
II and went bouncing along until II hit
the angle Of the fence and then buried
itself in an out Of the way place where
4 II took Jack some time TO find it.
Sumner also made triple to the
same place that might have been a
home run had il not been for excellent
fielding. As II was the triple did as
.f. hnth Leslie
and Joe Fernandez romped on 1t.
Out of a Deep Hole.
One Of the most sensational plays OF
fine afternoon was in the second half
Of the first inning. The Puns had the
bases full with none down and yet the
Sparklers kept them from scoring. Med
craft hit hot one past short, but
Henry captured IL, sent to Winnie who
/. got Arcia out at the plate and then
cent 10 Eddie Fernandez in time to
kill Mederaft. Then Jack Kia famed
n was one grand play and worth the
price Of admission to see.
Score by Innings.
First inning. Diamond Heads. Rice
ekied 10 Hogs, Henry Chillingwortf
nit 10 Mareallin0 who fumbled and Hen
nv reached second. Rice ran for Chill
Iingw0rth. Eddie Fernandez doubled 10
eeBterGeld scoring Rice for Chilling
worth Davis hit home run TO center
field. scoring Eddie as well as himself
Whine aud Sam Chillingworth died.
runs.
Pnnahons. Arcin walked and stolt
second. Cooke walked; both advanced
base on passed ball. Hampton
yaIked. Bases full and none down
Nedemft died NJ first and Arcia at The
plate on n double play, Henry 10 WHINE
E 10 Eddie. -,
second Inning. Joe Fernandez walk
ed. Bob Leslie singled 70 centeriielt
4 sending joe a. second. Sumner binglel
& but Joe WIS mapping, Rice binelcd an'
Henry binaled Leslie ana sumner IN
Rice VS. ordered out for cutting see
4 ond. Eddie Fofnnndez died, runs
n66Rs famed, Mccofrision died
& Wafsfbbnee walked and went 10 sec
ma on . passed ball, Mareallino died
4 80 Diamond iieads.
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