The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-12

ne accommodations on tine GROUNDS
were comfortably packed by the time
the Waseda- Portuguese game began and
the noise that started when the score
was tied in the ninth and kept incre.~',
ing in volume attracted crowds from
every direction and wondering ones
came dashing in to find out what it
was all about. There was no guard at
the gate at this stage of the game and
the throng oozed through without inter
ruption. They squeezed by the crowd
that was waiting at the passageways
nd distributed themselves over the
grounds. The police were kept busy
clearing the field so the game could go
on, and several times they had to
charge the crowd back from right field.
Two were knocked fiat by players chas-
ing to catch fouls and there was no
time for apologies nor grumbles for
those who did not know enough to keep
out of the way. One high foul came
down over the righthand bleachers and
a Portuguese caught the ball in his
hat Another foul ball, going in the
opposite direction caught a Jap along
side the head but aside from these mis-
haps there were no casualties.
Both games of the afternoon ended
with the same scores and in each the
japanese were victorious. The first
match was between the japanese and
the Chinese teams of the Oahu league,
and the Japs won out to 2.
Chinese Bar Joy.
| The Chinese refused to play if Bar
| ney JOY umpired, claiming that he was
| unfair to them in their game with the
Wasedas week ago. The first game
was played with only one umpire, Hen
, ry Chillingworth splitting himself up
between home plate and the field. At
the start of the second it looked as
though the first match would be the
best, for the Wasedas scored the first
man up at the bat and made two runs
in the first half of the first inning.
Hara was granted walk, then To
bita beat it to first on a clean hit to
right field which advanced Hara to
J second Iseda sprang a hunt that
I brought Hara home, put Tobita on third
. and landed him safe ON first. Tobita
a came home on the pitchers balk. Fret
! tas made a motion to pitch and then
q threw to third. Iseda went to second
. ron first baseman' Is tumble of short
s throw from third on his hunt, stole
+ third and was put out stealing home.
Oh walked, stole second and third, while
Fukabori and Matsuda struck out.
Portuguese --core.
There was nothing more doing until
= the third when the Portuguese put over
\ one run. Freitas walked. Joseph foul
ed out to catcher, then Soares came
through with a beautiful hit to deep
left field which scored Freitas and
counted a two.bagger. Madeira hit
4 short to pitcher, and went to first
while Soares was retired at third. Teves
went out third to first. IT was a series
of one, two, three, out, from then or
to the ninth, with the only stirring
feature a double play. This occurred
in the sixth with Soares at second on
his favOrite twO-bagger to left field He
placed the ball way out to the crowd
!. which he did before the same way
y Teves fouled out to third, then Ornellal
" hit the leather and Soares started fol
- third, but the Waseda shortstop caught
ar the ball, retiring the batter and hurled
,r it to second before Soares could regain
q the sack.
er Teves Scores in Ninth.
~ In the last half of the ninth Teve
40 strolled to first. Ornellas drove hi
40 to center field Teves got to third an(
Iseda missed the ball which Ogawi
=, threw short to third and Teves scored
!, while Ornellas went to second. Thel
mr. Deponte struck ont, Souza flew out t,
n left field and Fernandez was retire,
nj third to first.
n. With the whole field and grandstani
ne in an uproar, Yamawaki came up to tn
IN bat in the tenth inning and was retired
as short to first. Hara few ont to cente
lg field; Tobita went to first on hit t.
al right field, and Iseda struck out.
n Three on Bases.
% The Portuguese got three men OF
ho bases in the last half of the tenth, an,
70 then couldn't score. Freitas was pu
h. out second to first, and Joseph was out
h short 10 first. Then SOuza and Madeir
n walked, and Teves went to first on
20 hit TO third. and the fans went into con
wv WILSON'S. Ornellas struck out, and th,
v three men were left on their bases.
ID In the eleventh inning OF was retired
Ne short to first, and Fukabori and Mat
Of suda struck out. In the last half Of thi
inning the Wasedas made double play
IL Deponie walked, and Souza few out d
IN riPht field. Fernandez few out TO short
xt and NOnomura threw 10 OF In such hast
Y. that Depontc could not reverse and GO
m back TO his moorinRs at first. Ogawi
10 went out, third 10 first, IN Tho
Is twelfth, Nonomurh struck out, Yama
A. waki reached first on a biz 10 center
field, and llarn was retired, pitcher Il
g. first l'Teiias walked IN the twelfth foi
10 the Portuguese, and Joseph sacrificed
"a advancing FreItas 10 second, and wal
d, mat 0ul himself, pitcher 20 first Then
h soares few ont 10 third, and Madeira
4. Hos out 40 center field
10 oct ThFee on Bases
The Wasodas Same up Tor tho thiT
, tenth time aud bad number ihlrieen
lnek, getting three men Qn bases and
y 40 rnna TObita struck out, and ieedu
hoH nH % right acid adj hit . tHQ
~ hsRfsr "a deep light field, fuhahoH
rirollaa 10 hrsl and haisuda goi q