Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-02
g.; e; g. SPORTS e g.; C.:
MARINES AND
G. A. C'S LOSE
THREE THOUSAND FANS WATCH DOUBLE ATHLETIC
PARK-MARNEs ARE wHrTEwAsHED BY J. A. C.-KALMIS
PUT IT OVER CHINESE ArHLETs IN GOOD sNAppY GAME.

but II was called foul to the great
anger Of the Chinese, and was the
subject of much discussion by the
spectators.
Fifth - Downie and Woods were
struck out and then Rice made a
safe hit to center field and then
stole second. Josiah then made q
twO-base hit to right field, and this
brought Rice home. making the Ka-
lihis three up. Medcraft was caught
out by En- Sang at first base.
All Sam was on tat first from
field by Pitcher Clark. En- Sang
was struck out and All Put was out
at first by Clark.
Sixth - Medcraft was badly miss
ed from high fly to left field by
Hong Chack and made two bases.
This was made up for moment lat
er, however, for the Cinnamon with
n fine double play got rid OF Med
craft and Andrews at third and Sec
ond respectively. and Moses was
caught out by second baseman All
Pau.
All Pau went out at first from
Pitcher Clark's field, and then rails
ed the hopes of he c. A. C.s with
dandy wallop to left field for two
bags. and when he stole third and
only one man down, the Cinnamon
made some noise. Sing Chong could
not help them, for he was struck
out. but John Lo with safe hit to
right field brought Hong Chack
home amidst great Chinese enthusi-
asm. Chi Bui was out at first, and
this closed the inning.
Seventh - A bad throw from
Akana TO first let Clark make his
base, but Akana made up with a
smart field and Malika walked back
to the Bench Woods was out at
first. Rice got his base on balls and
Josiah got two bags on an error by
An Put. y This Rlled the bases. and
another score seemed iminent when
En- Sang caught Bates at first and
saved the situation
Akana got his base on balls.
Asam was out at first. and an at
tempt to make a double by catching
Akana, on second failed. En- Sang
got his Tag through an error by
Medcraft, while Akana went to
third. A Chinese score seemed sure.
but All Put and All Pau both fell at
first and the side was out,
Eighth-Medcraft paid the penal
ty OF trying to grab two bags on a
one-base hit to right field and was
out at second. Andrews was struck
out and Moses was out at first.
Hong Chack was struck out while
Sing Chong went to first on error
by Bates. John LO was caught in
left field, while of the same hit Sing
Chong was caught at second.
Ninth-Clark was caught by Sing
Chong. Milika made his base. and
Woods got his base on a bad de.
cision. From a hit by Woods, Mi
lika was out at second. and Woods
should have been out at first, but
the bad decision called him safe and
a beautiful double play was spoiled
The umpire came In for severe criti.
cism after this. No serious results
however, for Rice was caught at sec.
end base and the side was out.
Chi Bui was run out ut first
Akana shared a SIMILAR fate and All
Sam was out to fine running catch
In right field by Milika.
The official score was:
~, 'KALIHI
1''2 "a 6 6 789
Runs .....2 900 1 900 O.:
Base hits 80 10 20Ol l-s
c. A. C.
lzS.4 56.7ss
, Runs $50, % 0 Of 90 OIL
, Base hits 20 o o l02 O1 o.
|, Home run, Medcraft; two-bas'
hits, Josiah, Downey. Hong Chack
!, sacrifice hits Milikaa, J. Lo; left OF
! bases, Kalihis, 4. C. A. C.s 6; double
= play, All Pui unassisted;' hit b!
pitched ball, Che But; bases on balls
!, off Clark l, OF Apau l; struck out
: by Clark 3, by Apau O. passed balls
+, Chi Bui 2. Time Of game 1920
!, Umpire, McHenry,. Scorer. N; Jack
!, son,
, The second game ut the Athletic
q Park was an uninteresting affair
. for the Japanese Athletic Club walk
a ed all over the Marines and won b.
, score of g. to 0. Flores was bacl
in the box for the ], A. C.s and thi
seemed to give the team more conf
dcnce, and they played consisten
ball all through. The Marines ha,