The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
W,ASEDA TEAM DEFEATED BY
OAHIJS, BUT NOT OUTCASSLED
Picked Nine From Local League Wins First
Game of international Baseball Series
by Score Of Six to Two.

Hits Fly over Fence.

The FIRST game of the afternoon was
4 an exhibition of fumbles and runs and,
outside of a hit over the right field
fence by Ross on the japanese team
| Of the league, which Melted him home
/ run, it was monotonous to watch. The
/ Japs beat the Marines, nine to six. The
latter were shut out until the eighth
when the league champions lost their
! grip and six runs were made before
\ they could recover. Davis was back
I to his old stand at first base with
rag on his finger which was hurt in the
/ game a week ago The Marines de-
/ feat was largely due to their pitcher.
The Japs hit the ball all over the field.
Ross made a threelbagger as well as
home run, and Walker got to third on
a long drive that struck the right field
] fence. Peyton went out of the box
in the seventh and Adams took his
place.
Crowd Comes Early.
The crowd arrived early SO as to
make sure of getting in and the Japa.
nese High School turned out in Sall
force. They marched onto the grounds
waving Waseda college flags and took
seats on the bleachers to the left of
the field. Here they whooped it IN
with Waseda songs and yells until their
I! IDOLS appeared TO be in bad on their
/ luck and then they lapsed into silence
until the last chance when they let
out one roar of encouragement, but it
came too late. 1t rained harder and
harder rs the Lass game progressed, an6
| was coming down in torrents as the
last inning was reached. The be-
draggled fans on the bleachers surged
out onto the field with their ardor
much dampened and the Wasedas hur-
ried out, one, two, three so as to get
the agony over and let the people dis
perse.
wasedas Up First.
The Wasedas were up first with Hara
at the bat. He few out to short. Then
Yamawahi was put out, second to first,
and Iseds came next and struck out.
! Madeira fouled ont first in the Sec
ond half. and Josiah was retired, right
field to first. Then Franco got to first
on a hot drive which was fumbled by
short, aud scored on hit to right field
and third basemans tumble of long
throw, while Akana went to second on
his hit, to third on a passed ball, and
home on the catcher throw to second
20 stop Ross, who drew walk, from
stealing a base. Hara threw wild home
and Akana scored. Then Teves flew
out to first and the score was two to
nothing in favor of the home team.
o. was up next for the Japs and was
favored with a walk. Tobita hunted to
the pitcher and was out at first while
Oh went to second. Pitcher threw to
second TO catch Oh off the base and
there was no one there, SO Oh moved
on 10 third. Then Matsuda hunted and
was out pitcher to first while Oh came
home from third. Fukahori was hit by
the ball and went to first and Nonomura
struck out ending the side with the
score one to two in favor of the all
Oahus
Kealoha came up for a walk in the
second half and went to second while
Thompson was retired, second to first
Soares went out on a grounder to first
and Madeira struck out.
In the first half of the third Mikami
was put out pitcher to first Hara made
second on a hit to third and third IS
wild throw to first. Then Yamawaki
went to first on a swift drive which
was stopped by the third baseman be,
tween second and third, and Mikami
continued to first. Yamawaki stole
second and Mikami started home, but
the catcher threw to third and Barney
Joy called the runner safe while the
grandstand hooted him. Iseda flew out
Ito first and OF was retired. pitcher to
first and no score was made.
j Josiah walked for the home team
land was out stealing second. Franco
was allowed third on a hit into the
crowd by the right field fence. Akana
hit to third and reached first while
Franco was put out third to catcher
Ross went to first on a passed ball on
his third strike. Akana moved up tC
second and Teves struck out, ending
the third inning
Tobita few out to right field in the
fourth. Matsuda went to third on q
fly to deep left field and was put out
stealing home. Fukahori went to first
on a hit to left center field and came
home on shortstop's tumble of a long
throw in from left field, while Mono
mura went to first on the hit to left
field. Then Mikami struck out and the
score was tied, each side having two
runs.
Kealoha went to third on a hill
against the right field fence. Thompson
flew out 10 left field, soares fouled out
to first and Madeira went out third Il
first.
In the fifth Hara struck out Yama
walk went TO fIst on fly which lit in
right center field and there was nobody
there He WAS retired stealing second
and Iseda few out 70 right field.
Josiah few out 10 pitcher and Franco
went ont second 10 first. Akana went
TO third on a hit into the crowd by the
right field fence and then Ross Weni
out pitcher 70 first
Oh struck ont. Tobita went 10 third
, on q BIZ into the right field crow(
| ana WAS put out stealing home. Mat
, fuda struck out
Teyes few out 70 left field. Kea
lola went 70 6ftt on 4 ait % eaY
ger field. ThOmpfon went 10 dn
On BIZ through the pitcher and
I keaiQha vent ~ tfe0lf Hoafes g0
70 fret on hit ~ right field
/ Which bronglf kealoha bone ana pu
. Thompson o. nffond hadeiFa neW OIL
% center field. 1osiah neH oaf ~ FiRhI
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