The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-29
SOLDIERS WALLOP WASEDAS;
WIN SERIES WITH SHUT OUT
Beat Two Out Of Three With Four to Nothing
Finish.--Find Field Support Prevents
Visitors From Scoring.
CFrom Thursdaya Advertiserl

With three runs chalkcd mp against
them In the fourth inning the Wasedas
decided on a shift and Omura relieved
Matsuda in the fifth and be performed
o feat right Off.
Wolters knocked foul which came
down directly in front Of the scorer Is
box. Omura sprinted from the center
of the diamond and was going so fast
when he caught the ban that he
couldn . stop until he was back of the
grandstand. Bell put the ball within
a foot of the rightfeld fence in this
inning, but Fukabori closed in on it
and Bell never got to first.
Plays Star Game.
Wolters put up star game yester.
day. He was not only strong at the
bat, but he played all over the field
and nothing got past him. In the
seventh inning he nabbed a swift one
that came over the ground toward sec
ond and flashed it to Davis retiring
Omura. The next man up damned
grounder which Davis scooped up in
the infeld. Wolters was on the Job at
first in time to get Mikami on a toss
from Davis. The next man flew out
to Davis, who went up in the air after
a high drive.
In this same inning the Wasedas ne
gotiated double play. Mccall soak
ed the missile into the ground directly
in front of Nonomura. The ball came
in contact with Nonomura IS mitt and
bounced away from him. Mccall was
safe. Lemn then swung on the ball
and it scared high over eenterfeld. Nc
Call sprinted for second. Ogawa caught
Lemn out and threw to Oi and the ball
got to first before Mccall did. Then
Wolters went out short to first.
In the eighth inning Nonomura
knocked a fly into short right center
field, but Townsend did a long dash
and got under it for an out Hara
took the next chance. He hit line
drive that looked as though it would
go through armor plate, but Lemn
stuck out his right mitt and hauled
it in.
Scorer Got Married.
Nigel jackson, the official scorer,
took unto himself a wife after iotting
down the record of the game and, hav-
ing forethought, he deposited the book
on King street, thinking that while the
wedding supper was being prepared he
would steal away long enough to dope
out the summary of the game. But
the plan miscarried, as Wall, Nichols
locked up in the meanwhile and Jack
son could not carry out his good in
tentions. Nigel, however, does not get
married so very often and it is hoped
that his rashness will be overlooked
this time. He promised to make amends
today.
The Bulletin s holler about there not
being more National Guard men on the
All-Military team yesterday, Manager
Woodruff said, was uncalled for. Eight
of the militia boys were asked to come
out for practice, he said, and those
who showed up were put on. Johnnie
Williams, Hampton, Flores, Burns,
Lemon, Walker, Townsend and o 'Sulli-
van were summoned to appear, but only
the latter three responded and Town
send and O'Snllivan played, while
Walker was umpire.in- chief, with Darr,
the military league umpire in the field.
Following are the lineups of the two
teams and the score by innings:
Iseda, Sb; Oh, 1b; Fukabori, IF; Mat
suda and Omura, ps; Tobita and Mi
kami, If; Ogawa, eff, and Nonomura, S.
All-Military-McCall, SIS; Lemn, 3b;
Wolters, 2b; O'Sullivan, If; Davis, lib;
Gibson, eff; Townsend, If; Kimmel, C.,
and Bell, p.
All.Military. Il 0 0 90 o o.
Wasedas. NM. % o 0 0 0 90
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