The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-08-09
ALUMNI MAKE III THREE
STRAIGHT OVER WASEDAS
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bled and Billy stood watching the per.
Torrance, when he might have made a
home run between the acts. In the same
inning Nonomura batted grounder
into right field and everybody went out
to see Sumner get his mitts on it, and
when he nailed il there was no one
guarding first. Castle sauntered over
while Nonomura was doing go.as-you-
please, and yet there was time. Sum.
ner threw the bali, and it hit the base
under Castles feet, bouncing away.
Nonomura did not stay long, however.
0mura forced him out with hit to
Castle. 0mura stole second while
Akiua dropped the ball. Hara soaked
the missile right into Castle, and it
carumed off him like tennis ball over
to third. Hara got on the beat, and
was forced out at second by Yama.
waki, who damned the leather to Akina,
while Omura went on to third and the
next man struck out. Akina made a
sensational catch, Yamawaki driving a
high liner that perforated the atmos-
phere in the direction of right center
field. Akina cut loose and made the
ascent straight up in record speed and
copied the ball right out of the air,
Sumner got away with several flies that
he had to 90 after, and there was only
one he couldn't get to.
Castle Fans Eleven.
! Castle started in strong on the twirl
and famed three in succession in the
first inning. He disposed of eight more
during the game, while Omura only got
away with four and handed the pass
to three. Castle only walked one.
OF, the Waseda pitcher and first base
alternate, did not play yesterday. He
was saving himself, it was said for the
game today with the Portuguese team
of the league. Matsuda held down the
job at first and Omura went into the
hox. Fernandez played first until the
fifth inning for the alumni and Burns
replaced him. The ARRAY started Off
with n run for the home team and
Novel; helped do it, but he couldn It
duplicate his Over-the-fence stunt of
the week before. Desha went to hrst
on a grounder TO left field and was
put away stealing second Fernandez
went down, third to first, and then
with two out Sumner walloped two.
Dagger to deep left field, and NOVEL;
followed it up with a grounder to the
far center territory. Sumner came
home Ogawa threw in to Yamawaki
too late to catch Sumner. The catcher
passed the ball to Hara who fumhled
and NOVEL; reached second. Akina
ended it, grounder to first.
The Wasedas tied it in the fourth
: With one man down Matsuda walked
! and made good n steal to second on
Akina IS tumble from Winnie. .Ogawa
flew ont to Fernandez at first and Their
! MikHmi. came through with n Ions
+, range drive to right field which Summer
. could not get under and Matsuda scor
ed. The next man struck out.
Score Triplets in Fifth.
, The Punahou past masters of the bat
, followed this up with triplets in the
next frame and there was nothing more
; doing thereafter. Winnie went TO first
, on fly to left field. Mikami was
: slow in getting started and couldn' u
) connect in time with the ball Lota
, came. along on hit through Nonomura
advancing Winnie to second Desha
> made a sacrifice hit and went out
, pitcher to first, while Whine and Lota
, romped on a space. Fernandez scored
i both of them with a two Dagger to deer
left field which Mikami fumbled on the
! run and NOVEL; advanced Fernandez
, to third with an out, second to first
-'iN"" HiiV Ao"iuhci Mdihtu anu went u
second on Novel; g out. Fernandez ven
tured out on the home trail too far and
ran into a game of tag with Yama,
: wald, Iseda and few others. The bal
, got away from the man ON home plate
! and Fernandez slipped in. Akina flew
out to ORawa in center field.
l Lowrey blocked hot one from Mat
suda's bat and cut short Fukabori Is
career at second in the sixth period and
nobody got to third until the last halt
of the ninth when the Wasedas relayed
/ three men out on the circuit. With two
{ down Omura swung on the ball to bring
Q them around but Desha caught him out
in left field. Following is a summary
of the game and the score by innings