The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-07
ALUMNI MAKE IT THREE
STRAIGHT OVER WASEDAS
Diamond Heavy and Players Logy-''Both
Games Drag With Little Enthusiasm--.LocaI
Graduates Win Nine to One

The Oahu Alumni made it three
straight over the Wasedas yesterday
by the score Of four to one, but it was
not good playing that did it. The dia
mond was heavy from the recent copious
rains and the players appeared logy
All the runs but one were scored on
good hits, and this one was a steal
home made good by tumble from
third in game of tag. The game
Jagged over the circuit. Both sides
made steals on the basemen s fuGlbles,
and then the runners allowed them
selves to get held up between stations
or were caught asleep off the bag. Two
and three men got out on the beat at
q time, with two down. and the next
one up acted foolish at the bat and
left them hung up.
The game dragged along, with men
getting to first on fumbles and being
forced out at second by the next one
up. In the fourth inning three of the
local college graduates got around to
third and were retired on the home
stretch In that inning NOVEL; singled
to right field Akina hunted and got
in on the beat while Matsuda, at first,
fumbled a throw from 0mura. in the
box, and NOVEL; beat it around TO third.
Castle knocked a grounder to Hara, at
second, and Hara threw home, killing
off Novel;, while Castle was safe and
Akina advanced a stretch. Omura
passed the ball to Matsuda, at first. to
catch Castle mapping. and Akina moved
ND to third on Matsuda s tumble. Then
he wandered away from third and
Omura threw to Iseda. Akina started
TO run home. and Iseda hurled the
sphere 10 Yamawaki. who started over
the line. When Akina saw the Waseda
catcher hot on his trail he gave up
and laid down in his tracks. Castle,
meanwhile. was going over the line to
second. Yamawaki flashed the leather
to second but Hara let it get past,
and Castle continued on to third. He
was the third man to get in line for
the homestretch, and was caught doing
off the base.
Didn't Bother to Run.
In the third inning Desha did not
take the trouble to run on third strike,
which Yamawaki missed. The latter
finally threw to first, and Matsuda fun
bled. and Billy stood watching the per
Torrance. when he might have made a
home run between the acts In the same
inning Nonomura pa'teH s'ounuei
into riqht field and everybody went out
TO see Sumner get his mitts on 1t, and
when he nailed 1t there was no one
guarding hrst tastle sauhtereu oNei
while N0nomura was DONG go-'sr gu
please, and yet there was time; sum,
ner threw the ball, ana IL NIT the pase
under Castle 5 feet, bouncing away
Nonomura dld not stay iohs' ho"e> e.
Omura forced INN out WIN MI 10
Castle. Omura store 9etoi' Mn,
Aklna dropped the pan. nara :.
the missile righ1 lhto 'aSt'e, an" -
caromed on Aih IKE 'en"iN "a -
to third. Hafa GOT Oh 'ne 'o"t- an"
was forced out at second pN , ani"
walk, who laihlhTH the ''dthtt ~ a Ia
while omura Weh' on I" tn!io an" '"o
next man struck "'I: Ahiid maui "
sensational eaten, amaWah any i"S
high liner that ~peffofated 'nt "t"o9
phere III the direction OF [lShl 'eh'e'
field. Akina cut loose ana inaoe 'hT
ascent straight up IN feeof" spet" anu
copied the ball nght "ut OF Ihe ar
Sumner got away with sew f'h mes '""'
he had t" 90 after. and there was Only
one be eouldn I get to-
Castle Fans Eleven
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