The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-08-02
NOVEL; SCORES HOME RUN;
ISEDA LOSES OUT ON HIS
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Over the right field fence and home
run in a walk for NOVEL; started things
in the second; the Oahu College Alumni
accumulated four more while the Wa
sedas only worked one man around the
course and suffered their second defeat
at the hands of the local graduates at
Athletic Park yesterday afternoon.
Iseda made a longer drive than No
well s in the first inning, but he placed
it out in left field, and it was replayed
home just ahead of him.
1t was a day of heavy hitting All
hands tried to pound the cover off the
ball, but aside from Novel; IS home run
and another grounder to right field by
the same wielder of the willow, which
scored Desha, all the runs came in on
hunts, and fumbles. Iseda and Oh of
the Japanese team damned the ball
vigorously. The former placed two of
his within the foul lines while Oh tried
to put it over the right field fence, but
Castle had too much reverse English
on the sphere and it always carommed
off the bat at too wide an angle. Novel;
and Sumner were the wicked wallopers
for the home team. Sumner followed
the home run hit with two-bagger to
deep left field and Castle brought him
in with bunt.
Wasedas Change Lineup.
The Wasedas played Yamawaki in
the box for five innings, with Yama-
guchi behind the bat; then 0mura re-
lieved Yamawaki, who took his old
stand. as backstop and Yamaguchi went
out of the game. Nonomura, the trus-
ty shortstop, was not in the field yes
terday. Iseda, the regular third base
man, took his place Fukabori played
at third and Hayakawa took Fukabo-
ri's place in right field Yamawaki had
it on Castle in walks when he went out
of the box and Castle only had one the
best of him on strikeouts. The Oahu
ans were hitting it up pretty strong on
the start, but the Wasedas were swing
ing hard on the leather as well.
Worked Double Pass.
Fukabori and Oh worked a pretty
double pass in the fourth frame which
dumped couple of 0ahuans and ended
the side without a tally. There was
one down when Castle came up for a
try. He knocked a swift grounder
across the diamond to the left of the
second sack. Hara stretched his shape
to reach it and executed sudden stop,
but he fell all over himself doing it,
and Castle was safe by narrow mar
gin when Oh got the ball. Fernandez
took Castle IS place to run bases. Whine
was next up and he delivered one of
the same temperature which tore over
the third-base line and Fukabori, in
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it with a reach. Fernandez thought he
could make two bases while the ball
was being juggled to first, but Fuka-
bori flashed it to Oh killing off Whine
and Oh handed it right back to Fuka,
bori before Fernandez got to third.
Lowrey Gets Big Hand.
Lowrey, the Alumni shortstop, got a
big hand from the gallery on one
handed catch running backward in the
eighth inning and saved 0mura the
trouble of running.
The hit that Iseda made in the sec
ond period came in contact with the
ground way out on the turf in left field
and kept on rolling to the boundary
fence. Sumner had to do a Marathon
and if Iseda could have made the turn
at third, going at full speed, he would
probably beat the ball in. When he
made the turn, however, he swung way
out of the course to the railing in front
of the bleachers and the ball beat him
home by the tick of a watch. The dis
lance is much less to the right field
fence from which the ball could be put
home in one throw, but the fence there
is high one and the man with the
big stick has to knock skier to pnt
the ball over. Ross, of the japanese
team of the Oahu league, and Novel;
are the only swatters who enjoy fhc
distinction of performing this feat this
season.
Watch Nowell's Stride.
Novel; was the first man up on his
side in the second half of the second
spasm, and he did the long stride over
the circuit, after making the hit of the
day, while the fans rOared their praises
and the Wasedas stood with folded
arms until he had made the round trip
Then Sumner soaked one out in far left
field territory, and got half way round
on it. Akina passed away, second to
first, and Sumner went to third and
came home on Castles bunt down the
first base line. Oh ambled up, met the
ball first ana then CasIle' WINNIE M
ished the frame with an out, third to
first,
Wasedas Score One.
The Wasedas nailed their lone tally
in the first half of the third. Haya.
kawa drew a pass and got to second
on a passed ball. Then Mikami ad'
vanced him to third on bingle to
right field, and the latter stole second
Yamaguchi famed, and then Hara
scored Hayakawa with a bunt which
gave Castle the slip. Hara was safe
and Mikami moved up to third. There
was only one down and two on bases
when Hara started to get away with
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